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The refreshing audacity of Guillaume Martin – CyclingTips
Somebody had to do something to liven up the race. Just like the day before it, stage 4 of the 2020 Tour de France had been a largely tedious affair — a
Somebody had to do something to liven up the race. Just like the day before it, stage 4 of the 2020 Tour de France had been a largely tedious affair — a long, controlled day of Deceuninck-QuickStep leading the bunch around south east France before inevitably tugging on the rope that bound the sextet up the road.
But unlike the flat run-in a day earlier, stage 4 had an uphill finish — surely the perfect venue for some late fireworks. And yet, apart from a short-lived dig from one-time GC contend…
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