Well, stage four, five categorized climbs, the last of them category one, and the first time in Tour de France history that an in line stage has finished on a category one climb inside the first four stages of the event and it was worth

waiting for as well. Martin goes, Gia Martin from Coffides. Great move actually on the right

hand side of the road and that's going to hurt SEP Kuss because he'll have to try and get

across to this Frenchman who is completely rejuvenated in his career but Primos Roglitch shuts him

down and gets straight across

Bernal going with him Julian Alaphili throwing his bike from side to side.

Tade Pogaccio on his wheel.

Martana holding firm, still got 350 meters to go and they have got across to him and now he's

got a problem, a mighty problem.

Bernal couldn't hold the wheel there of Roglitch when he accelerated across. Alifili did Pogaccha there in third Nairantana, Bernal, Miguel Lange López.

And there's Mika Landa as well, so Thibopino, so it's all the favourites.

Miguel López, moving towards the front.

Roglitch looking very, very strong, Guillemartan, leading the whole race out now.

Roglitch opens up his sprint. Here comes Tadey Pogata in Slovenia number one and number two on the road.

Primosz Roglitch taking Taday Pogacca to the line

and Roglitch is going to make a big statement here.

He takes the win.

Pogacca in second place, close between Matar and Kintana

for the final bonus second and third and fourth.

And Yates was in that group, Sepkus celebrates the victory of his teammate.

That final climb was like having your fingernails pulled out slowly with a pair of pliers, wasn't it? It was just agony to watch. It was like that for some of the guys, yeah. Not for everyone.

Not for everyone. That's true. But yeah, I mean, it was looked pretty solid, didn't it? I mean, it was just a

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