The floor is opened up for the fast men and opportunists again, with very few obstacles standing between the start in San Martin de Valdeiglesias and the finish in Alcobendas. There's a cat 2 and a cat 3 climb about halfway along the route, but at 142km it's not a long stage, and this will also be encouraging to those riders looking for a stage win. Riders can almost smell the finish, but there's still the flat, all-out TT blast to go where GC riders can seal the deal on an overall win.
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Happy with third, Florian Lipowitz knew he would ‘explode' if he followed Pogačar on Dauphiné stage 7
His performance does not change the plan to assist team leader Primož Roglič at Tour de France -
Israel-Premier Tech look to Matthew Riccitello, Mike Woods for unpredictable Tour de Suisse
Riccitello looks to better last year’s fifth-place finish -
‘You have to seize these moments’ - Romain Bardet on his solo stage 7 attack on Criterium du Dauphine
Frenchman will be on a moto for second week of Tour de France -
Tour Féminin des Pyrénées: Usoa Ostolaza climbs to stage 2 victory and into GC lead
Nadia Gontova takes second, Ségolène Thomas third on Col du Soulor
