"Today is a real high finish, we'll see what the Jumbo men want to do, if they want to control or if they want to let the breakaway go and if we have a chance we'll try to take it, both Giulio and I." He was asked if he saw any cracks in Jumbo-Visma ahead of the queen stage of the Dauphiné, something the Andalusian rider denied:
"For now we have seen that no, that it has no weakness, that it is a fairly stable, fairly strong team and today they might prove it again in the stage we have."
Finally, he confirmed his presence in the next
Tour de France: "The preparation has been hard, I've been at altitude for a few days, now in Dauphiné, then I'll return to the Tour for a few days and if nothing happens I'll be at the start in Bilbao in the Tour de France".