Paul Magnier

Uh, it's an even lower level race, but the two Lotto boys absolutely smacked the climb.

But unfortunately Paul Magnier stayed with them.

Yeah.

It was a phenomenal finish, phenomenal finish.

I guess we had Milano taking the stage win on stage one, which is kind of a chaotic sprint.

Danny Van Poppel DNF, Magnier got a little bit boxed in on the barriers.

Milano takes the win, which is cool because he's leaving UEFA into Marche next year, so almost like a last victory for him.

He might well get another one this year, but, you know, securing one.

Danny Martinez rolling the clock back first win in over two years.

He takes the win on stage four.

Magnier finally crosses the line first on stage five on a pretty difficult stage, but he did a really good job in that sprint.

And then Davide Donati, the sprinter for Red Bull Borough of Hansborough rookies, riding for the elite squad in this race, takes the win on stage six.

Where do

you think that leaves guys like Merlier and Paul Magnier, who, you know, again, really, really fast guys.

But, you know, none of us mentioned those as sprinters who could get over the punch

and stuff.

Uh, at four, oh, I still haven't split these two.

Matthew Brennan at four, Paul Magnier at three, Paul Sexius at two, Isaac Del Toro at one.

But that's very obvious.

You have four of the best riders in the world that are under the age of 22.

Brennan, Magnier.

Like putting Christian in that five makes me feel slightly embarrassed, so apologies to Christian.

Why, why is-

Yeah