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At a protected. Welcome to the Bradley Wiggins show by Eurosport, the home of cycling in association with Lacker.

I'm Graham Wilgoss and Brad, stage 14 of the Tour de France today. We're in the pub to chew it over.

Yeah, today was another big day like yesterday, really.

It was probably the day that did the Tour de France justice.

You know, it was on from the start.

Many different races going on within that race today.

In particular, Sagan, and he's kind of, you know, kind of really putting his teammates through the paces, really.

Almost like, I always consider him sitting at the back of a chariot whipping his horses,

you know.

And I just, on that first climb, you know, they clearly wanted to drop Sam Bennett with the

points for the intermediate sprint 10K after that, or six kilometers after that.

And Shackman clearly saw legs from yesterday from his efforts, having to ride for probably the best cyclist on his day in the world.

Well, Sagan and Bora went for it from the beginning, didn't they?

They were looking to get as many points back for the fight for the green jersey as they possibly could.

And he probably accomplished that today, but I would say at the expense of a lot of pennies spent by his own team.

And I don't know how much more he can keep driving them to that

degree but it certainly worked today and it was mission accomplished but I would say that Sam probably

had the easiest day of them all because they they rode the second off the race pretty much easy

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