And especially since it's not an uphill finish, it's 25 kilometers downhill into Granada after the last climb.

I'm going to pick Carlos Rodriguez to win tomorrow stage. He's at plus 3,300.

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We will get Johan's take on how this is going to play out and who is going to win in a few minutes.

But first, Johann, I want to ask you about today, stage eight.

And it's convenient because a lot of the same things that apply today will apply tomorrow.

But Primus Roglich wins, your pick.

Good, good prediction. He was our hedge against the race coming back together. It came back together

easier than I, like with less fuss than I thought it would. I was a little surprised to see Israel

Premier Tech, Riley Sheehan, Boulder guy get on the front there and just weld it back together

for reasons still slightly unknown to me. But Red Bull, Bora must have been very, very happy

about how that played out. Primos went into the climb and second wheel. That was perfect and wins

it. He makes it look easy. It's not easy. I can guarantee you that. But what was your take on the

stage? And like, why did that come back together? What was going on there? Well, obviously, Spencer,

I have the same questions as you. You know, I don't know what Israel's, Israel Premier Tech's

strategy was. You know, they have, they have Rickeetto and they have George Bennett.

I assume those were the two guys for the last climb, but then, you know, how are these guys going to beat the stronger riders, the stronger climbers of the GC.

I just don't understand it.

And they put a lot of energy, a lot of motivation and determination into that chase.

They were the sole reason why the breakaway didn't make it.

So I don't know the reason.

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