Benji Naesen

Von der Bregen and Volring are in her wheel.

And Holmgren is behind everybody, which is an island position to attack from.

And she's ready to do so with about maybe 700, 800 meters to go.

She goes on the left side.

And do you think it was the right decision or a lack of experience?

Niedermeyer to respond to Holmgren.

Wow.

Finisterre is a massive climb that a one-minute gap is nothing, of course.

That's the reason why I would still lean to yes, but...

And also the fact that Van der Brecken didn't have an easy ride today.

She was dropped in at least two moments during the stage.

Part of it might have been pacing, but another part of it is that she most likely couldn't hold the attacking tempo at that same time.

So for me, this Dame might have declared it a Demi victory on Finestre, but it's absolutely no certainty.

Wait.

What about a Niedermeyer surprise or something?

She's only 24 seconds behind AGC as well.

So she's in the running.

I can't tell you whether Volring can beat Niedermeyer on Fenestra because Volring could not drop Niedermeyer today and Niedermeyer looked fantastic on the climbs.

So...

If anything, I'm daring to say Niedermeyer for Finestre, if I'm being honest.