Did This Stage Just Decide Every Leader's Jersey? | La Vuelta a España Stage 4 | THEMOVE

Yo, and I was thinking during today's stage when I was in the basement, you left me in the basement all alone during the tour to Fronts with with the other guys. They kept saying like, "Who cares? Who cares about second? You didn't win, you lost. Like, who cares? Give up." >> That can't obviously cannot be the

mindset because you're not going to beat Pagotch. If that's the mindset, you should retire because you're not going to beat him. >> I I would imagine that a lot of these guys are racing for like second place is first place in their mind. Do you think that's correct? >> I mean, they said it. They said it and

everybody says it. Uh Enri Ma said it, Felix G said it. Um they I mean only said today also there's no way I mean we were we're just in an own race. You know is doing his own race and we are doing another race. Hey everybody, welcome back to the move. I'm Spencer Martin. I'm here with Johan

Bernal. We're breaking down stage four of the Vulta Espa as well as previewing stage five and giving out our outcomes picks. Tagra won stage four though. No, no big surprise, Johan. That was our pick from yesterday. He wins by 2 minutes and 39 seconds over the chase group which was an everchanging group of

podium contenders. We had Felix Gaul followed Pagotch initially when he attacked on it was the day second climb. We thought you thought he would wait till the third climb. He did not. He went early because his team looked a little bit under pressure. So he said, "You know what? The best defense is

offense. I'll go." But at first, Felix G followed. Then he was dropped back to the chase group. And then he pushed again and got away with Oscar on. But a group built up over time with Primus Ragless bridged up. Looked pretty good doing so. Enrich Moss also bridged up with Seep Cous and Yarno Weedar. Is that