Well, that was a bit of a stinker for Froome today, wasn't it? I don't think he's looked right at all so far this season but thought he might come good for the Dauphiné like he did last year.
I think that de Gendt will change tactics now and become a GC contender.
Will be interesting to see how he does on the tough mountain stages ahead. He's a strong climber but this is the first time he's ever held the lead in a major stage race, isn't it? So it's a real test of his temperament. About time he started living up to his potential though. I'm definitely rooting for him.
Sam Oomen (Giant-Sunweb) - won the Tour de l'Ain last year and just finished 9th overall at the Tour of California.
Finished 12th today, 50 seconds behind Porte, taking him up to 9th overall.
And another promising youngster, Pierre Latour, is in 11th - he won the white jersey at Romandie so is definitely worth keeping an eye on too.