Stage 14, the much awaited stage from Saint-Pault-Tras-Chateau-Amonde,

and one of what's now the most notorious and famous climbs in the Tour de France.

What are you doing? You're clearing your throat?

Yeah, we're in the massive central, aren't we?

And we had, and it was the central message.

Where's the telephone exchange?

We're in airfields bristling with aeroplane, helicopter.

Bristling with air.

Actually, it's a lovely evening, having been a really murky day.

Anyway, it was a lovely evening having been a really murky day. Anyway, it was a really

good battle. It kind of panned out in much the same way that we would have imagined. We just

didn't know who it would pan out in favour of. I think Omar Frily is probably riding to victory

here. I think that everyone else might have left it too late. Yeah, I think Alaphili did leave it too late. Oh, my friend's got the advantage. Look, he knows he's got it.

He's zipping up his jersey.

He's on his own.

He doesn't have to worry about taking anybody to the line.

There's no tactics needed here.

It's just get there before they can.

And he's going to do it.

Meanwhile, behind Yisper Stevan will be chasing, but it's not.

It's all too late. A man who has jumped from team to team to team over recent years, starting off with

Caradural, is going to take the win in Mon. Three years after Steve Cummings did, there's a huge

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