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But nobody’s sitting on. They’re continuing to fight. Making sure they get the biggest buffer they can, but it might get a little bit ky towards the back end. Rio Olivera might start sitting on. Teen Hart having a little bit of a conversation there with Felish Grartner maybe saying let’s just ride till the kilometer to go. Make the most of what we’ve earned. But you’ll see riders now just backing off the effort. Shorter turns on the front as they ready themselves for what’s to come. being minded not to miss any long range moves and also stealing themselves for the sprint as well. But it’s a quite evenly balanced. But I think the fastest rider here is Olivera, but it’s been a tough day and they’ve been riding hard on the front. So not as if he’s been had an armchair ride to the finish and can launch a sprint, but we know he’s a massively talented leadout rider. But Grachner there looking good definitely their man for the general classification. Now Olivera probably will struggle on stage five on stage four of this race but um he’s going to be thinking about trying to get this stage win now and I think it might be Grushartner does most of the riding py visiba chasing behind 2 and a half km remaining and for much of the runner and certainly the line final 600 meters it’s something that will be familiar to the riders not too complicated not too much in the way of uh uh twists and turns we do have a roundabout just before that railway crossing neither of which the riders have seen at this point uh having said that though the the terrain in this part of Slovenia is fairly benign in terms of street furniture. Uh MVP for me has got to be uh Fabio Christristen in the break all day yesterday in the break for much of today as well. Grabbed back by that relatively large front group and he’s been there thereabouts and able to well race across to that to that attacking group led by his teammates Seward backs has put himself into prime position not just to retain and take the lead. He’s the virtual race leader on the road. Uh he’s certainly going to be the leader at the end of today. The way things are playing out could well still be in contention for stage honors one way or another. He’s very much in contention for the overall uh general classification. What a day for the uh the king of the mountains. A great shout of actually leading pretty much everything at the end of the day under 23s as well. Any at any rate that’s to be decided. Let’s have a look and see what’s going to happen in the stage. And the runin for them as I say relatively benign. Yeah, it’s not too bad at all is it? We either go through the Flam Rouge in only 400 me time. They then go over a roundabout. That could be interesting whether they’re directed as seax just tries to go there. They’re playing the car to go long, but Tegan and Hart forced to chase here with,200 me to go. They go under the Flamou. The road meanders round this roundabout over that the uh the railway crossing that you were talking about. And then we’ve got that familiar running that they faced um around about 12 km ago. So an interesting finish has all come back together. Just watch out for Christian at the back lane off here. Here comes Hinger Hansen up the outside as well. Has thoughts of trying to put himself into prime position. Teao Gage Hart’s feeling a little bit vulnerable. Sean Bax is going to continue to lead it out and keep it keep it honest all the way to the line as Teo Gagen Hart does a nice job of putting Gross Chartner into position. He’s going to take up position behind Roy Olivea and Helen Johansson behind. And here you come with this maybe little sneak attack. Is there going to be a little late raid from Fabio Christen who takes up position behind Roya? Anders Halen Johansson a little bit of elbows and shoulders getting involved. Omarel has been almost anonymous in here. It probably means he’s going to win. We’ll see what the barriian victorious rider can do. Sure. Your backs continues to lead them and he’s going to lead it out all the way to the finish line. Just behind him, Felix Grchartner is going to sort something out for Roy Olivera trying to get on the pedals early. Here is Fabio Christristen. Fabio Christristen is going to start the sprint. And there’s Al Hen Johansson coming with a run, but he’s checked his run because Roy Alivera is in the better and prime position and coming up and around and Roy Olivera is looking good for the stage victory. Look at this. Fabio Christristen still in it all the way to the line and he’s had to give it up because the stage victory is taken by Roy Oliver ahead of Anders Hen Johansson. But up until the final well 25 meters, it looked as if Fabio Christristen might be able to take it. But it’s joy on band for the UAT Emirates squad and for Royal Ala the Portuguese rider who’s taken a stage victory on the day and Tagenhard have to congratulate his fellow breakaway riders as we arrive and at least we await the arrival of the main pelaton behind. But we look at what that means to Royal A. A man who does so much lead at work for others. His career is dedicated on the road to the hopes and dreams and aspirations of other riders. And now he’s had a chance to taste the glory as we welcome in the palaton behind. Much to celebrate for the Q36.5 squad today. And they also are going to have eighth on the stage. But no doubt about the man that got the win. Royal A is the one that’s celebrating today. Yeah, I think Declan that’s his first win as a pro. I don’t think he’s he’s the he’s the Olympic champion, but I don’t think he’s won as a professional rider. That’s why he looks so happy with that win. Um just going back through his results, that is his first win. Um as a professional, 28 years of age, and that’s what it means to him. They’re a team that wins across the board. Um but they win. Um every single rider gets an opportunity. He took it well. It was close, but that’s why he looks pretty emotional there. His first pro win at the ripold age of 28 years of age. Absolutely superb. There’s a little bit of a protest from