Alpacin want a sprint finish.

I think it's fair to say that these two sprinters,

Caden Gros and Wolfebunard are a level above all the other fast guys.

So I think we should bet on those guys.

So it could go either way.

I think when artists is in good position to win Caden Gross also.

I'm going to pick Caden Gross for tomorrow.

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we're going to outcomes. We are predicting stage five of the Volta, Espania. But as a little bit of change of pace, we're going to check in with the picks we made yesterday, the picks we made for the G.C. at the start of the race by talking about stage four, since that was our first big G.C. showdown with a summit finish on a climb that Johan will say the name of, so I don't have to.

But Primos Roglich wins, gets a 10-second time bonus, kind of does what we're used to him doing,

just getting to the final climb at the Volta Spania after breaking his back at the Tour de France

and winning and extending his lead that he built up already in the time trial.

Johan, so I should say the results, Prima's Roglitz first. Linnert Vanette felt second after celebrating too early. Juala made a third. These are all in the same time. Inoukimos, fourth, Felix Gall, fifth. Matthew Rickettello, our Widoo house rider, sixth. Mika Landis 7th. and then Antonio Tiberi was the first writer, not in that front group, 18 seconds back.

Defending champions at 10 seconds. We do house riders sixth. Nico Landis 7th and then Antonio Tiberi was the first rider, not in that front group, 18 seconds back.

Defending champion, Sepkuse, 28 seconds back.

That means he loses 38 seconds because of time bonuses in 11th.

Like massive gaps, Johan, like minutes gaps.

Adam Yates finishes a minute and a half back.

Richard Carap has a minute and a half gap back.

This was a serious, serious final climb.

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