Matthew Riccitello

simplify things for them, though, with Paul Saxas.

Matthew Riccitello, I think he feels like there's possibly more to come from him next season.

And they've also got that focus with Olav Kooij, too, the carp in the sprints.

But it does sort of, yeah, it's an interesting one from both sides.

And how disappointed does he look when he's finally...

When the last man, which is normally Riccitello, when he finally does his attack, and then he's the last one left, and Gall goes, "Oh no, I've still got nine kilometers of the climb to go, and I've wasted all my team."

Yeah.

Um-

Back to the peloton, we saw a move by Gull when the decathlon lead-out was done.

In that lead-out, we saw Scottson surging it, Riccitello not being able to pull afterwards because he couldn't follow the tempo of Scottson.

Muehlberger then launches basically Gull afterwards.

I perceive, because Gull was basically golden suddenly, because we were looking at the breakaway for most of that, but Gull got no gap.