Good memory for me. Tomorrow's stage starts in Amiens.

It's where I won my first two-the-france stage 32 years ago.

Holy shit.

So, yeah, it was a stage coming into Amiens north of France, and yeah, I won solo.

And it was that. Back then, it was the fastest stage into the France history, 49.5 kilometers per hour.

It's been beaten by now, multiple times, but anyways, I thought that was worth mentioning.

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Everybody, welcome back to Outcomes.

I'm Spencer Martin.

I'm here with Johan Bernil. We are predicting stage four of the Tour de France, 174, really tricky stage,

lumpy, especially towards the end.

Multiple categorized climbs is going to be tough to predict.

But we have Johan here with us who will guide us through all this off the odds.

And then we'll get Johan's take on who's going to win and how it's going to play out.

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1,500 walt van art plus 2,800 julian ala felix plus 6600 biniam germai plus 4. It goes on and on, but we will call them out win.

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