The record is within reach here.

The all-time record for stage wins.

Like, he has to do this.

Well, yeah, okay.

I don't think that's really on his mind, Spencer.

You know what may be on his mind is, you know,

being the first writer since Eddie Merck's to win all three jerseys.

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Everybody, welcome back to outcomes. I'm Spencer Martin. I'm here with Johan Bernille. We are predicting stage 14 of the Tour de France. One of the hardest mountain stages we've had so far, which isn't saying much because we've only really had one mountain stage, but probably one of the hardest mountain stages in the race period. We go over the cold of tourormelais to kick things off, 20-kilometer climb, cold aspen, perisorde, and then finishes at Luchon Superbanyet, which is another extremely long HC climb. Not going to be an easy day. I'll list off the odds. Before I do that, if you want to, in you're confused how to do it, do not worry.

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As you say, Spencer, it's a hard stage.

You know, it's 180 kilometers, 5,000 meters of elevation.

And especially two monster climbs to Marais, fourth category, from the long side.

So, you know, there's a debate.

I had a debate with Bradley about it, actually,

what he thinks is the, he thinks this is the hardest side.

I remember the other side being the hardest side from, from La Morgie.

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