Greig Leach

Ben Healy (EF Education-EasyPost) had done all he could to but as much time between himself and the group that contained the Maillot Jaune. He has spent most of the day in the virtual yellow jersey, but it depends now on what happens from the peloton to see if he will have the real jersey of race leader over tomorrow's rest day. He has ridden on the front over the last two climbs (including most of the way up the final one) but couldn't hold the pace once the attacks sprung out from his erstwhile companions. He held on for third place earning an extra four bonus seconds. But will it be enough to claim the lead in this Tour de France. Short answer, it was.