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I think that is more to do with 0% body fat. Also, he's been exerting himself. At rest, it'll all deflate.

HTBF do they maintain that cadence? Incredible.

I'll take that as a compliment. I think.

I'd have off-roading attempting that descent today. I thought we were going to get better telemetry this event? Been a wee bit pony on that front.

Phew. Got away with yesterday's fright.

Exciting stuff at the end there.

I love him, but he should be nicknamed 'the bridesmaid'.

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Me too. Could he really be in the mix come the latter stages?

Cobbles + me + rain = book the ambulance in advance.

Brilliant. Take your chances when can. How long before you get another chance to do something like that again?

Well, that stage delivered. Sagan made that last hill look rather effortless. Only one to stay in the saddle from I could see. Froome pulling the pin was typical stuff.

Looks like we were all wrong. No collar bone break, but a dislocated shoulder for Cav? And he's put his hands up, so to speak, for the collision.

Don't you hate it when things don't go to plan? Poor Cav. At least he bounces? Not difficult to diagnose a broken collar bone there. Pleased for Sagan to get off to a good start.