When I play poker, this move is akin to sand bagging. In poker a player will pretend to have a lousy hand, pass on bets, and then raise later in the bidding process. It is frowned on. I think Michael Woods (Israel Start Up Nation) will frown on this move by Wout Poels (Bahrain-Victorious). Poels had been hanging around the back of the break away feining no interest in going for the points atop the Cote de Galimagues. Woods was fortunate enough to catch sight of the fast closing Poels, but didn't have the legs to hold of the already fast moving Dutchman. However, Woods going over the top second meant that he will take possesion of the Maillot a Pois at the end of the day in Quillan. It will be a tough day defending it as the Tour goes into the Pyrennes.
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