Yeah, I agree. This is definitely a breakaway. I can't see this being a sprint stage at all.

Sprinters, I think, first of all, they're super tired. They can't make it over it.

I mean, this is hard to rain. If you look, Spencer, it's 184 kilometers, almost 3,000 meters of elevation.

So it's hard.

Breakaway, for sure.

I also can't, it's not a GC day because the climbs are not hard enough to create any separation between the top 10, top 5, top 10.

So breakaway.

And I think also that there's a lot of riders in this Peloton who have been waiting for this day now in the last few mountain stages. Hi, I'm Spitzer Martin, along with

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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 20 of the Tour de France, 184 kilometers, kind of a long stage.

Four categorized climbs, probably a breakaway day, but I will list off the favorites from

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