Greig Leach

Rafal Majka (Tinkoff) had a strong teammate willing to ride on the front up the monster of a climb, the Montee de Bisanne, the Croatian Robert Kiserlovski. Riding on the wheel of the Maillot a Pois is the man who beat him near the summit of Mont Ventoux, Jarlinson Pantano. Of course, Majka didn't when that day, but he did claimed most of the King of the Mountain points on the day, enough to give him a near unassailable lead in the competition. Still hanging tough is the Frenchman, Alexis Vuillermoz (Ag2r La Mondiale). All along the roads of the Tour de France are not only thousands and thousands of cycling fans, but hundreds of camper vans, tents and make shift sleeping accommodations, as well.