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T The irony is that for 190km, nothing remarkable has happened. After the big departure to Noirmoutier-en-l Ile, a small island off the coast of the Vendée, in the Pays de la Loire, in the west of France, the race is quickly stabilized. The group was wary of side winds but they did not materialize. Everything changed at 10km from the finish.
The first French sprinter Arnaud Demare [FDJ] saw his hopes of victory end in a tumble, then Bernal, the youngest runner in the race at 21, fell. Suddenly, it was a carnage, Froome falling into a field, sneaking on the road to the left, and Quintana was standing, desperate, by the side of the road, waiting for a neutral service vehicle to come to his help.
In front of them Gaviria Peter Sagan on arrival at Fontenay-Le-Comte with Marcel Kittel [Team Katusha] third. Mark Cavendish [Dimension-Data] was nowhere, unfortunately. The runner Manx's head was separated during the run-in and could not put him in position to compete in the final.
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