Conville de Angerre and this is how Ned Bolting and Dave Miller called it.

The green jersey of Mark Cavendish lurking dangerously behind Gryphle, waiting, biding his time.

When is Cavendish going to go? Gryphle opens up his sprint. Gryple has to do all the hard work from the front.

Sagan is on Cavendish's wheel. Now Cavendish goes. Can you get past Gryple? It's going to be close.

Cavendish and Gryple. You cannot split them. A punch of the air from Andro Gryple. He thinks he's got there.

But I'm not so sure that was very tight.

Well, we didn't call it, really, did we?

Because we couldn't.

And as Kav said in his interview afterwards,

sprinters normally know.

They're the only people on the line, they see it in that kind of micro-split second,

everything's slowing down from them.

They can see who's there.

They've got the best view apart from the camera, unless it was a tour of Qatar, of course.

But, yeah, no, I think...

Gryple immediately thought he had it.

And I think because he's coming up so strong and so fast,

I think, due to his pedigree,

he thought no one can get might be.

I'm on an amazing day.

I just killed that sprint and Cav came from nowhere. Chris Borman on the live coverage, if you enjoyed that,

was found to be giggling slightly

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