00:00Stay calm, stay calm Michael, focus for the win of the stage. You're supposed to go on the stage.
00:07Ben Healy, stage winner in the Tour de France.
00:11Congratulations to every one of you.
00:14It's not one of the super teams, it's not one of the biggest budget teams.
00:19This is everything to this squad.
00:21They're a team who always ride with an attacking frame of mind, aren't they?
00:31They refuse to believe in just riding and following.
00:3520 seconds to the barge, don't look back.
00:39Now it's all about what we said, or what we said in this Tour de France is day one.
00:45Henrik Maas, can he get his first ever stage win in the Tour de France?
00:50I can't believe we're actually saying that he's never won a stage before.
00:55This stage is good, with our heads held up high.
00:59We're going to see it, this victory, guys. We're going to see it.
01:04Abrahamsen gives an OX Mobility, their first ever stage win in the Tour de France.
01:12Very proud allies there from the Tour de France.
01:19The team has been growing, they were on a mission.
01:31So this is how the final day looks for the peloton before they reach Paris.
01:35A tricky stage heading out of Nantour,
01:37with some tough climbs along the 184.2km route to Pontallier.
01:44Let's go for the last step.
01:46Quite a dynamic start, as predicted.
01:51Keep going, Caput.
01:53Keep going, Caput.
01:55We're going to Kourouavert after 88K.
02:09We're going to Kourouavert after 88K.
02:13The rain eventually relented, which was the cue for a breakaway to finally stick.
02:20Tim Vellens, Matteo Jorgensen and Ewan Kostu helped a group of 13 riders go clear.
02:25After almost two hours in the saddle and more than 70 kilometres,
02:28it had taken some time for the race to heat up, and the peloton were still very much in touch.
02:36Oh, crash, crash, one rider down.
02:39How far did Mauro Schmidt slide from his bike?
02:43Oh, crash.
02:48Oh, crash.
02:50Oh.
02:51Oh.
02:52Clement Shampoosan hitting the deck.
02:58Onto the climb, thousands of people on this coat.
03:03Jegad accelerates in the front.
03:05So, Jegad ups the tempo now.
03:09With an eye on breaking into the top ten, Jordan Jegad broke clear two kilometres from the top of the Côte de Taizy with Harry Sweeney in pursuit.
03:17The Australian caught the Frenchman before, a few kilometres later, speeding off on his arm.
03:23I think he's not happy. Sweeney is a lot stronger. Yes, he is stronger.
03:32It's not that he doesn't want, it's just he can't follow you.
03:36The rain was back, and with the leaders happy to sit in the peloton, the stage victory would be decided by those further up the road, with Sweeney, the man in pole position for now.
03:46Sweeney's been distanced from that group.
04:10And the acceleration of Romain Grégoire, the acceleration of Romain Grégoire.
04:19Oh, coming out wide.
04:20Oh, big crash.
04:23Romeo crashes, Grégoire crashes, and the only rider who doesn't is Vandenbrouck.
04:29This is going to add some real fight into this chase because Grégoire wants this stage.
04:34And he's riding strong to come back on his own. Yes, he was in between the cars, but he came back very quickly.
04:41Big move of Caden Groves.
04:43Yeah, but not great reaction there from Vandenbrouck because he's lost it anyway, but great move there.
04:50Caden Groves has looked today like he is having the day of his life.
04:55Frank Vandenbrouck attacks.
04:57And he's dropped Stewart.
05:00Has he left it too late?
05:02Vandenbrouck's decided he's got to do this now.
05:06In front is Frank Vandenbrouck.
05:07He looks around, trying to hold on for second place, but he's being hunted down and hunting down very quickly.
05:16He turns the corner and gets set for the biggest win of his career.
05:26Through the roundabout, he'll be able to see the final run into Pontalier, and he can't believe it.
05:35What a day. What an incredible ride.
05:38Courageous. Absolutely courageous.
05:42He comes around the corner with 100 meters to go.
05:44This rider is now a stage winner in all three Grand Tours.
05:50The emotion breaks out.
05:52Solo win.
05:53Caden Groves stage 20.
05:55Caden Groves stage 20.
05:56Thanks.
06:10Congrats.
06:14There's so many emotions to win here, I mean there's so much pressure at the tour and yeah,
06:20it's my first time ever winning solo at a tour stage, so, pretty incredible.
06:28I'm gonna celebrate with my team tonight.
06:34And yeah, I'm gonna enjoy the Shumps tomorrow.
06:44There had been two top ten finishes for Caden Groves on this year's tour, but this was his first victory in the race,
06:58and completes his career collection, he's now got stage wins on all three Grand Tours.
07:03Today, Pogaccia came in just over seven minutes behind the day's winner, barring an absolute catastrophe,
07:08he'll be celebrating a fourth title in Paris on Sunday.
07:12No change in the green jersey standings with Jonathan Mila now just one stage away from victory.
07:17Pogaccia remains at the head of the King of the Mountain standings too,
07:21he's set for a third career win in the category on the tour.
07:25And what a tour for Florian Lipovic, third in the GC,
07:28he's set to take home the white jersey of this year's best young rider.
07:42raw are gonna climb until Christmas in the powerful sky
07:46and far away from the home.
07:48Four Georgian Lipovic
07:54Who are you?
07:55The first one more?
07:57When the girls see this,
08:00the ones we see this,
08:04what they have seen they have seen
08:06the ones we see.
