Greig Leach

After Sunday's collapse of Egan Bernal Ineos-Grenadiers) on the final climb of the day, it had to be a bit worrying to see him drop out of the peloton on the penultimate climb of the day. Seeing Bernal in the sprinter's grupetto with riders like Sam Bennett (Deceuninck-Quick Step) and the teammates Max Walschied (NTT) and Michael Gogl. Either Bernal has lost all interest in even trying to ride well in the Tour, or as Bob Roll suggested, he was intentionally losing enough time that the peloton won't chase him when he goes for a stage win. The main problem with that theory, was that the team sent to guys back to shepherd him home inside the time limit.