Martin: "This is no disrespect to
Juan Ayuso, but the way Del Toro is positioned and moves within the peloton seems much more relaxed than Ayuso's." Bruyneel: "And that
Primoz Roglic, he also seems to be more relaxed than Ayuso."
Martin: "He's (Del Toro, ed.) upped his lead over Ayuso from 25 seconds to 38 seconds, that's pretty good considering it's been bonus seconds. Roglic has gone from 1:18 to 1:35, he's slowly pulling away from them. These efforts are very different to what they're going to do in the third week. It seems to me that
Primoz Roglic is the only one who has looked at the race book".
Bruyneel: "Yesterday Roglic didn't even try to get into the Red Bull KM sprint. Maybe it's deliberated, but maybe it's because he can't, that he's just still there trying to improve. Against Del Toro I think Primoz needs to have a great last week. He just needs to have two big stages where Del Toro has to explode".
"It's something that is very possible, there are very hard stages and 1:35 is nothing if you have a bad time, it can be lost in a moment. But you have to count on Del Toro to fail and have a bad last week, which is what is supposed to happen, but day by day he is looking extremely strong and he could make it."