00:00So there we are, one kilometre to go now. 9k of racing, it would have been, it's now one kilometre
00:08to the finish. Do we know what the terrain is like or is it flat? The terrain here you do have
00:14a slight little rise, 4% gradient then up to 5%, a little plateau, a short little descent of minus
00:222%, minus 7, very fast into a fast, sharp final 500 metres and gradients of 3%, 4% and a maximum
00:33of 10%. So there is a little bit of a kicker that will take them to 8 kilometres to go which
00:39is where the stage winner will be declared and the time for the general classification
00:43will be taken. At least the battle won't take place on a descent and I'm thinking of safety
00:51for riders not taking huge risks on a descent here. Lander on the front, Bernal in second
00:58place. These two riders, it's been a long time since a major victory for both of them. Counter
01:05attacks in the group behind, it's too late. It's going to be about Michael Lander and Egan
01:10Bernal as they make their way towards the finish line. Where is the line? There it is. Bernal
01:16opens up the sprint on the left hand side as he goes for the finish. Michael Lander in second
01:22place. It's going to be Egan Bernal. Egan Bernal comes back in La Vuelta. Four years and four
01:30months since his last Grand Tour stage win.
