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Stage 20, today we are in Moss.

Where are we Daniel? We are at the finish, Richard of this very very exciting

Penozmit stage on the Wiltas Páña, high up in the hills of Avigó.

It promised a lot of stage, didn't it? We've been sort of anticipating it for the last

three weeks and it's provided a lot of excitement.

Any of us going to do is a team today that were prepared to risk everything, I guess.

I mean not that they had a lot but they were prepared to gamble and throw the dice to

they weren't they and they've really ripped the race apart not entirely to their benefit.

But a gambar now sort of self-immolated in a way didn't he? He dropped himself.

Yeah, but the beneficiary might well be his teammate Adam Yates, who will certainly

move up on general classification, may even, depending on what happens on these last two

climbs, take himself to within, within a touching distance of Jack Hague ahead of tomorrow's

time trial.

To explain those 24 kilometres left to race we've driven up the final climb which is

a real monster of a climb. It reminds me a bit of the climb at the finish of stage

one of the two of the Frances here but much harder. I mean very steep ramps at the bottom.

It's a bit of a roller coaster isn't it? There are dips and then it climbs up again.

Short but quite tough but it's been that sort of day. I mean we've been racing down the

well started on the on the Glythian coast north of here, race in land and heading back

out here. It's a spectacularly beautiful stage and I think a lot of credit to the

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