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No bunch sprint, so no Cav win. Pierrick Fedrigo stole the glory instead in Pau. The boys break down a strange stage with a surprise guest.

It promised to be a day decided by climbs but in the end it was story of brilliant breaks and tricky tacks. Stage 14 had controversy and sportsmanship in abundance. Action and reaction from the boys in the Pyrenees.

The profile suggested it would be a sprinter's day and a sprinter duly won. Easy day right? Far from it, a spiky climb, cross-winds on the run-in and a lead out from the yellow jersey made it an eventful day in the saddle.

It's Millar time on the Tour today….The Scot takes the 4th TdeF stage of his long and eventful career. Plus a Sagan/Goss fight to the finishing line that was ultimately settled in the Referee's office. As usual 'The Three Stooges' talk us through it.

What a day of drama in the Alps today. Another French victory on the stage but Britain now first and second on GC. Cue the boys.

Stage 10 and honours on the day went to the king of the breakaway, Thomas Voeckler, but Bradley Wiggins also had cause to be satisfied.

Today's Time Trial turned out be one of the best days in Bradley Wiggins' illustrious career, claiming his maiden stage victory and extending his overall lead. Plenty to celebrate.

A champagne moment for Pinot and France, but another vintage ride from Wiggins to stay in yellow. One more great stage to savour.

A magnificent 7th Stage for Team Sky today with a stage win for Froome and Yellow for Wiggins. A lot for the lads to get excited about.

Today was the day for The Incredible Hulk celebration from Peter Sagan, but behind him many a rider was licking his wounds. Matt, Chris and Ned give their diagnosis of Stage 6.

Groundhog Day on the Tour with a big crash inside three kilometres and a Greipel win, but Stage 5 at least provided the first sight of a Sky train for the boys to discuss.

Rouen proved ruinous for Cav in Stage 4, but the Manxman's loss was Greipel's gain. Plenty of reaction.

Stage 3 provided thrills and spills aplenty and, at the end of it all, another Peter Sagan victory celebration.

It was a happy 21st Tour de France Stage win for Mark Cavendish today and the boys have all the reaction.

The Slovakian Cannibal, Peter Sagan, lived up to all the hype on the road to Seraing. Matt, Ned and Chris pick the bones out of Stage 1.