What a windy day in France it is as we set off on a 188 kilometer trek north, having

left behind us the Pyrenees, and there it is, at right away five strong riders including

Neel's Pollet and a bunch of other people. Matem Orich and a bunch of other people.

Queen Simmons. Queen Simmons bunch of other people. Queen Simmons was the best in the end, but

weirdly we're riding really hard at the front and we're not going to allow them any to

old protest, protest. Okay, that's out of the way. And then farmacy, temperature, green

lights, time of day. Or we go towards the series of climbs towards the end and all of a sudden

boom, Queen Simmons is off the front on his own and he's only got about 25 seconds and

then he signs off and then all hell breaks loose. And suddenly Alexi Guja reminds us what

the great racer he was in 2015 when he took his welter stage. And he triggers a reaction

all kicks off today. Pogarch is attacking. It's all mayhem. We don't know what bit of the

race we're looking at, but all of a sudden there are three riders off front, Riasp Steven

Fred Wright and Alexi Guja and they've picked up this tailwind 25 kilometers to go pushing

for the line in Cahaw and it's chaos with the sprinters teams. Person to kerning, working

really hard for Jasper, Philips and Philips and on the radio saying we're not going to

do all of this and they disappear off the front and all of a sudden bike exchange, Jacob

have to work. But it's right in the balance and then we see the green jersey of Watt Van

Arts on the front with yellow jersey. You know something you got on his wheel and Christoph

La Port in third place and then David Miller comes up with commentary genius.

Gone. What do you say? I all of a sudden at that point, like seeing a jigsaw kind of

starting to come together and seeing the picture, I was like, oh my god, they're working

for La Port and after that point we thought that maybe Watt Van Arts was just working looking

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