The final kilometers up the Pas de Morgins split the break (and the peloton behind) in to litle groups of twos and threes. Jonathan Castroviejo (Ineos-Grenadiers) and Carlos Verona (Movistar) were in hot pursuit of Thibaut Pinot, who in turn was trying to catch Bob Jungels. As you will see in the next post, no one caught Jungels, but these two did manage to get around the fading Frenchman, Pinot. Castroviejo was able to get around Verona for second, with the Movistar rider taking the last step of the stage podium.
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