Greig Leach

Not to be one to quit trying, Marc Hirschi (Sunweb) bridged across to his teammates that had started the attack, and then went off on his own on the final climb of the day the Suc au May. Hirschi had already been in two breaks thus far in the Tour, on a late attack into Nice (he took second) and the other a day long break were he finished third on the day. I am sure he has ever intention of getting on the remaining step of a stage podium today. He has just 27 kilometers left to the line in Sarran. He will be able to use his remarkable descending skills, combined with his strenght in the time trials for his late solo effort. Clearly the small climb at the end won't be a problem since he left everyone on this climb.