But I just think that for Jonas to win, everything needs to fall into place and nothing can go wrong.

And I don't have that feeling with today.

Today can have a few mishaps and I can still see him in a position to win.

Hi, I'm Spencer Martin, along with Johann Berniel, and this is Outcomes. Outcomes is for informational and entertainment purposes only. Nothing in this podcast should be considered financial advice. Please gamble responsibly, and if you or someone you know has a gambling problem, seek help from a professional resource. Hosts and guests may have financial interests in the vets discussed. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Welcome back to Outcomes, everybody. I'm Spencer Martin. Now, I'm Johan Brunel. We are predicting stage one of the Tour de France as well as the overall and the

green jersey classification. Johan, I think we probably know who's going to win. And if you're not

familiar, this is the Tour de France 21 stages and two rest days of the starts off with the first nine

stages and they just broke this down kind of in more depth on the move podcast.

So we won't double, we won't delve into it here as much.

But just a brief overview is the first nine stages are classic key sprinty stages up in the

north, one time trial on stage five we go into

the rest day and then the second week quite hard you have multiple tough mountain stages in the

pyrenees you have a summit finish mountain time trial basically on stage 13 then you have a rest day

and then you have the alps in the third week they come right of the rest day with a Monvon, two summit finish, like a hockey stick stage.

Nothing before it, just straight into it.

And then you have a couple brutal alpine stages like stage 18, stage 19, stage 20 is pretty tricky.

And then a new twist to the finish in Paris on stage 21.

There's the climb up Montra, multiple circuits of it. That could be tricky as well. The basic breakdown is seven mountain stages, seven flat stages, six hilly stages, two time trials. That equals 22, but it's because one of the time trials is a mountain stage. I'll list off the odds for stage one, and then we'll get Johan's take on who's going to win and we have a new

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Jasper Philipson plus 450, Jordy Mayos plus 2,200 drops off quite quickly. Benyem-Germai plus 2,200, Wattvinnardt plus 2,800, Dylan Grosnevegan plus 3,300. As you can tell a sprint stage it starts in leal finishes in leal

johan who is your pick for stage one yeah um as you say spencer almost guaranteed a sprint

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