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Jérémy Roy (FDJ) was the first to attack, jumping away at the 28.5km mark.

Three riders quickly tried to join him: Alex Howes (Cannondale), secondly Martin Elmiger (IAM) and Cesare Benedetti (Bora).

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With today's stage suiting the sprinters, it is up the strongest sprint teams to pick up the chase of the break. For now only Etixx has placed some riders on the front to keep the gap under control.

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Other teams are starting to help with the chase of the break. Natnael Berhane (Dimension Data) and Lars Bak (Lotto-Soudal) are also taking turns on the front to work for their sprinters Mark Cavendish and Andre Greipel.

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Not overly impressed with him[emoji6]

When you just been eaten and spat out... Drastic measures needed!!... Guess he was hoping noone would notice.. Lol
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When you just been eaten and spat out... Drastic measures needed!!... Guess he was hoping noone would notice.. Lol

Movistar asked him to do a pull at the front, and... You know his English he not be so bueno. But 'get pulled to the front' is close enough.

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