I didn't see it and I didn't see, didn't see today's stage, did anything sick in the world?

Let's do a quick wrap up of the team time trial.

Well, I'll tell you what, let's put the theme tune in now.

Team time trial down, of course, the regulations have been tampered with by the race authorities

and they've decided instead of the fourth rider crossing the line to set the time that will determine the outcome for each individual team,

it'll be instead like an individual time trial race.

As a team, no one really understands it, but in the end not much changed because the strongest riders rose to the top.

In the end, it was Jumbo Visma, who won the stage as Jonas Vingigar was shepherded to the line by his mighty team time trial outfit,

but perhaps not as dominant as you would have liked.

Today Pogaccia, his team looked a little bit ragged, dropping riders left right in the centre,

and Bikabye did a big turn, but in the final kilometre, boom! Pogaccia went and limited his losses to Jumbo Visma.

In the oscarinities were deeply, deeply underwhelming, it has to be said.

But great team time trials from Drupalma, FTG and David Goddew, who gained lots of his big rivals, including the likes of Goma Bade, etc,

and put himself very close to Jonas Vingigar.

And in particular, EF Education Easy Post, a Magnus Court, who started the day just four seconds or something,

no, three seconds or something like that, off the race lead.

He took the race lead by finishing in second place, and that was the team time trial, David.

So Magnus Court started stage four, stage four, Pete, in the yellow jersey for Perry Neeson.

Stage four, well, it blew.

There's a strong crosswind all day, as they cross towards the very northerly fringes of the massive sontyle,

heading towards the Mondele Madeleine, part of the Borbonnees mountains, just outside Vichy.

UAE team members tried on three occasions to rip it up on the flat approach to the final series of climbs to no avail.

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