Benji Naesen

I agree with you.

And I think teams should try and benefit from that in the sense that if Decathlon takes a stage on similar to towards today's stage, for example, then they'll try and look at EF to control break formation.

If you're EF, then you can try and

take you spark that bluff by sending what is it michael leonard in the breakaway as like a counter see okay decathlon we're in the break what are you going to do now that kind of potential there it's not really something that traditional teams do though but um on the other hand what's his level this year sean quinn was in the group today dude pretty good is only good in the dauphine and there is class

And Tour of the Alps this year.

Come on, give him credit.

In the one where Derek G was sprinting for victories.

Sorry, that was four years ago?

My point is, if you're a fringe top 10 GC rider, try and go in the breakaway.

Luke Tuckwell.

Is anyone going to control Luke Tuckwell?

A lighter team, but the strength is not there to control a 25-man-at-10 breakaway.

Like, in terms of other riders, just because Ramses de Bruyne got second, which is a fantastic result, by the way, on today's stage, no one's scared of him.

Go in the break.

Luke Tuchel, half of the peloton doesn't even know who you are yet.

You're a fantastic rider.

Very underrated, by the way.

Go in the breakaway.

Like, people can benefit in similar ways from the breakaway as they did today.

If anything, tomorrow's stage is more obvious the breakaway.