Greig Leach

As the peloton got into the final two kilometers it seemed that all of the sprint teams lost control of the group at once. All of this Tour and surely all season long at this point it will be two or three teams all lined out with their sprinters tacked onto the end of the train. Today they was barely a pair of teammates together at the crest of the hill one and a half kilometers from the line. Cameron Meyer (Mitchelton-Scott) kept pushing on figuring his teammates who regain his wheel. He needed to deliver Caleb Ewan and his lead out man (and race leader) Daryl Impey onto the finishing straight. Every other leadout man was jumping around trying to get their men back together. At this point it was anyone's race, both for the stage and for the entire Tour.