The time he's lost so far came from a late puncture on the second stage that cost him 1:45 and a disappointing time-trial on Friday. BOURG-EN-BRESSE (FRANCE) - Chris Froome will be on his guard for attacks from his rivals on Sunday as the Tour de France returns to the mountains with two ascents of the Grand Colombier. Yet Mollema himself seems more interested in fighting for a podium finish and defending his position, rather than attacking Froome. With a week to go before the race finale in Paris, Froome thinks this is where Quintana, currently fourth at 2min 59sec, will start to push for Tour glory. "Quintana said he'll attack in the last week -- I'm waiting for it."

Source: Bangkok Post July 17, 2016 10:41 UTC