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The tenth stage follows after a day of rest. Nine days of racing made it time for a rest day in this years TDF. Hopefully they enjoyed it, as the Tour will continue as usual today with a move further north with hilly roads. That could make it a difficult stage but most likely either the sprint teams will catch up a small group, or we see a small group sprinting for todays stage win. Don’t expect major upsets after yesterdays rest day. The last kilometres are flat so it’s perfect for sprinters IF they want to race for the win today. It’s the 14th July, a national celebration day in France. Usually that means alot of spectators and the french riders going crazy to take todays stage win! Official comment: “This journey to the centre of France will enable racers excelling on plains, who have been in the background for a few days but are still alive and kicking, to show what they can do on flat ground. Indre’s roads will let sprinters shine in the spotlight, if they decide to play that part. There might even be French fireworks on July 14th!

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