Very nice place, foie, isn't it?

And very nice stage finish, Mr Ned Bolting.

Welcome to a climber sprint and it's Alberto Contador who opens up his sprint from the furthest distance out.

Perfectly placed on his wheel, Warren Baguille, a Frenchman in the polka-dot jersey

on Bastille Day. Still he goes around on the outside, sharp right-hander. They've still got a few

hundred meters to go and now Contador still in the front Bargui though, vying for Primacy on the road,

gets it, hits the front, can he hang on? Kintana is going to throw everything at this, but Barghie has them all under control.

Now it works out. Bastille Day, France, boom! That's exactly the result that they wanted.

And Mikhalanda rolls in in fourth place. He won't pick up a time bonus, but he will hurtle up the standings.

That was a fantastic ride from Warren Barghil. He has taken King of the Mountains points. He extends his lead up the standings. That was a fantastic ride from Warren Baguille.

He has taken King of the Mountains points.

He extends his lead in the jersey,

and much more importantly,

finally gets his stage win on the Tour de France.

What a ride.

Super.

Super Warren.

What sort of names Warren?

The name that I called Romain,

Bardet, last night. I called him Warren. I do that.

You know, it fits into that category of the German riders who aren't called by German names.

They're all Marcells and Andres and things, aren't they?

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