Spencer, I cannot see any other outcome than a bunch sprint.

Numerous reasons. There's heavy favorites in terms of sprinting.

The two of them are Merlir and in Milan.

And especially, the battle for green is still very tight between Jonathan Milan and Taleb-Bulacchar.

Tomorrow is a stage where Milan has to score points, both in the intermediate sprint

and preferably also in a bunch sprint where if he finishes first or second or third,

he scores very valuable points.

Otherwise, I think the green jersey is in danger.

So I'm predicting a bunch print. Hi, I'm Spencer Martin, along with Johann Bruniel, and this is

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Everybody, welcome back to outcomes.

I'm Spencer Martin.

I'm here with Johann Bernille.

We are predicting and previewing stage 17 of the Tour de France, 160 kilometers stage with two categorized climbs.

The important thing is there's a sprint point and there's a finishing point. So Jonathan Milan and his little Trek team will be looking to secure

the green jersey by holding this thing together. I'll list off the odds. Then we'll try to preview

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