Patrick Broe

We haven't seen it.

Would we have seen it if SyShast hadn't crashed?

My assumption would have been yes, but it's impossible to say.

Well, Tackle was dropped by his own team, by the way.

We can't forget about that detail when it comes to Red Bull.

I think that's fair, especially with the palmarès we have this year on paper.

I would put Pol6sus higher as a rider in general, but we didn't see it this week, and we only saw it at the Zulian in a one-week race this year, so far outside of Algarve then.

So there's not that consistent one-week races where we can base that judgment on when it comes to Pol6sus.

So for me, Del Toro is definitely third level in terms of consistency, also with Almeida being sick, not being able to do these one-week races, stuff like that.

How does this performance compare to Almeida's long climbing performances?

I think it was pretty good, though.

Yeah, two minutes and a half on save one.

About this top 10, with Jorgensen, we see the opposite as Crest for Land.

We see on Crest for Land that he drops, but is able, he manages to set his consistent tempo to the top, while here he just melted.

The second that he dropped, he melted, the gap expanded, and he basically dropped towards the group of Luke Tuckwell and so forth.

So definitely not a great day.

Maybe the hardness of the stage, if there was hardness in the stage,

hit him maybe the the climb didn't fit him as well as last few days maybe the day was worse i've never seen matthew jorgensen as like a a ground two level climber i see him as the guy that can win a one week stage race it is not worrying the level i see here when it comes to jorgensen it's kind of what i expect from a jorgensen against

Del Toro, maybe not today.

Maybe today was worse than I expected.