So stage 13, Borg duazant to Valance, how many that's the wrong amount of kilometres.

Here's the right amount of kilometres. 169.5 kilometres and this is how it ended. One kilometre to go, Gillesbeth, a long-range effort.

Who's going to counter it, possibly from Quickstep floors?

He's dying now.

Gropama FDJ though, with a job on the hand on this rising terrain to pull back the fabulous

Belgian and they're all ganging up on the wheel of Grupama

Grup FDJ's Lidat train for Arno de Mar.

There's Christoph, Saigon, Stil Daegn't.

All the favourites, though, have to neutralise the attack of this man.

One big effort from Philip Gilbert, but these next few hundred metres are going to seem like an eternity for the Belgian.

Can he get there?

350 metres to go? The bunch is right on him and they're going to shut him down and then all the sprinters are going to try their hand.

That's worked out perfect for the group arm Ftj sprinting. It almost used Gilbert as a leader. Christoph in the third.

Peter Sagan going here. Demar's gone from a long way out but Peter Sagan seems like he's in some prime position.

Here he is then Alexander Christoph. Peter Sagan the big favourite. Steghan Cobb is beaten, De Maher, has not been yet.

Christoph, Saigon takes it, he puts his arm in the air and victory has gone ultimately to the

big, big favourite, but it was very, very tight on the line and he had to leave it mighty

late.

It says on my results sheet here, Stage 13, Borgaux-de-à-valence, 169,500 kilometres.

And that's what it felt like.

Chris, you took copious notes on that stage.

What have you got for us?

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