Tour de France: Phase 5 Individual Time Trial-live broadcast! | Sports

Froome did a great job outside of Martin’s time At 36 minutes and 20 seconds, the lead was nearly 47 seconds behind. Damn. It’s fair to say that the former champion very much used this game as a stepping stone to his recovery. As the game progresses, it is great to see him participate in some breakthroughs, but it is not sure whether we should have more expectations of him.

Hello World. Tony Martin’s current speed is 35’33”. After being hit by this logo a few days ago, he can be said to be the first big name to complete the game. At the same time, Froome was 2 kilometers away. , Is climbing the final climb. He looks like he might challenge Martin’s lead.

This will be my all -Michael Butler is here to guide you through the rest of the time trial today.

Amon Grondal Jansen (Team BikeExchange) was the first person to complete the race at 37’04” with an average speed of 44 km/h on a 27.2km track. He was almost immediately defeated by Clément Russo of Arkea-Samsic in 36’10”.

Bernie EsselThe former Sky Team rider who now works for Eurosport is riding a motorcycle on the track and tells us that he thinks the four-time champion Froome is riding well.

Marco Haller (Bahrain Victorious) Passed Laval’s second intermediate inspection with a time of 17.2 kilometers and completed it in the fastest time of 22’35”, but it was almost immediately recorded by Martin as 22’17 at an average speed of 46.3 kilometers per hour “. Very respected.

All eyes Will participate in the GC competitor-Primoz Roglic in a few hours, what is the physical condition of the serious crash in the third stage? Can Richard Carapaz (the Ineos team) further claim his direct leadership over the team? Is this undulating route suitable for the climbing skills of the champion Tadej Pogacar of the UAE team?

MartinNicknamed Der Panzerwagen, perhaps unsurprisingly, it recorded the fastest time at the first inspection, 11’58”. Sepp Kuss (Jumbo Visma) just rolled off the starting ramp. There are still 159 drivers to start. .

Chris Froome (Israel Start Up Nation) and Tony Martin (Jumbo-Visma) are on the road. Both were traditional TT experts, but both were nursing injuries caused by early crashes.

The latest version of the world’s largest bicycle race is packed with seemingly endless drama in the first four stages: the opening day of world champion Julian Ala Philippe Replace rainbow stripes with yellow jerseysMatthew van der Pol The unforgettable success of Mûr-de-Bretagne In the second stage, More crashes In the third stage, before Mark Cavendish The tearful return of victory Yesterday in Fogel.

After preparing the drivers for a nervous and unexpected opening, the 27.2km individual time trial may feel like a delightful change on the winding and narrow roads of Brittany. Needless to say, it will still be hurt, but at least they will more or less find their way in an unusually long “truth race”, according to the usual standards of the first week of the tour.

Today’s route includes 5 climbing routes considered important enough, the highest point is Louverné, which reaches 104m after 10.9 kilometers. Julian Alaphilippe is currently 8 seconds behind Mathieu van der Poel in the overall rankings. His goal is to take back the famous yellow jersey tonight. The GC battle has been significantly shaken by all these crashes, and many names hope to show their status in the process and grab a few seconds from their competitors.