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The Tour de Suisse is the final worldtour race before the Tour de France and has produced some incredible editions in the last few years however last years edition will be marred by the tragic loss of Gino Mader. Favourites include Adam Yates, Egan Bernal, Joao Almeida, Enric Mas and even Richard Carapaz.
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00:00 Intro
00:18 How good is the Tour de Suisse?
01:48 Route Analysis
06:21 Can Skejlmose Retain his Title?
08:11 Will Almeida and Del Toro be able to win?
11:02 What can Egan Bernal and Ineos Grenadiers Do?
13:45 Richard Carapaz to Fly or Flop?
16:12 Visma A Lease A Bike a Favourite?
18:28 Bounce back for Enric May
20:00 Other favourites
21:31 Predictions
Tom Pidcock, Simon Yates, Giulio Pelizzari, Stefan Kung and Julian Alaphilippe all rumoured to be leaving in 2025 but where it be to? Should Visma Lease A Bike sign Simon Yates?
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The criterium du Dauphine is seen for many as the last test and tune up before the Tour de France and that reflects in the startlist. Last year Jonas Vingegaard dominated but this year there will be no Vingegaard or Pogacar on the startles but there are still some interesting riders.
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Tadej Pogacar has an incredible 2024 and will be looking to be the first rider since 1998 to do the Giro-Tour Double but can he win the Tour de France despite the Giro d'Italia?
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In the Giro d'Italia there were numerous of narratives from the different teams with Movistar seeking past glories with Nairo Quintana, Tadej Pogacar's first Giro and even Jonathan Milan trying to win the points jersey a second year in a row.
Stage 16 was altered so many times and produced a interesting battle between the break and GC group before Tadej Pogacar attacked seemingly with ease and no one could response.
The 31.2km time trial stage saw a battle between the GC riders and Filippo Ganna coming out on top after an intense challenge from Tadej Pogacar and plenty of movements in the Top 10 overall.
On one of the flattest stages of the Giro d'Italia the peloton encountered crosswinds but it ended with a masterclass lead out from Lidl Trek into the sprint for the fast men and Jonathan Milan getting his third victory of the race.
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Julian Alaphilippe managed to get in the right move with Mirco Maestri and take a win which was his first grandtour win since 2021 and his first Giro d'Italia win. Bahrain Victorious caused a bit of a scare in the GC group splitting the group momentarily.
On another flat stage Visma Lease A Bike was given more bad news with Cian Uijtdebroeks out of the race and two of his team mates were in the break but the race ended in a sprint with a crash for Fabio Jakobsen and Tobias Lund Andresen while Jonathan Milan won in front of Tim Merlier and Kaden Groves.
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