It was the Queen Stage and it took place on Aptuiz, and it finished on Aup Dp Duets and it started somewhere else but it started

also so long ago that I can't remember where that somewhere else was.

Borgs et maurice.

Borgsa Maurice and by the time they got to Alp Duques deus this is what happened.

Here we go now Dumalan is in a pretty good spot but let's off go this is a normal sprint is uphill Chris Frum looking good I wonder if Garaint is going to try and lead out Chris Frum he's

in prime position to do that but it's a bad a sitting in a good spot let's see what

Dumoulin can do Dumlan's happy with his position he's not moved up he feels that's the

right place to be now is Garant Thomas going to lead out Chris Frome that seems like it could be what's going to happen well Thomas finds himself

on the front now and lander alongside him and Thomas opens up his sprint and Thomas is distancing

Chris Froome that's not a lead out that is a sprint for victory in the yellow jersey could

it be back-to-back wins for Garret Thomas in a big gear only do malar he's getting on to terms with him

but the gap is too big and Thomas is going to win on on Outtawez in the yellow jersey, in style and the question

marks with Team Sky and this extraordinary Tour de France go on and on, Lambda crosses.

And now Primus Roglitch shaking his head.

It didn't come to anything in the end for that team, except for the respect of the whole race. Roglitch finishes well.

Niebelie coming to the line. Jakob Fulang and listen to the ovation if we get a shot of

Stephen Christvite when he gets to the top. But that was, I think, by far the most interesting

race we have ever seen on the top of this mountain. Nido Kintana disappointing once again and picking up the minor places and sustaining further losses

and this time on afterweirs on an absolute showpiece finale.

And look at Stephen Christfike. Let's see Stephen Christfike come into the line.

Here he is on the left-hand side of the road and he has held on and

will finish satisfied with his day? No, he was dreaming of glory but that was one of the great

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