He's on the ground just smiling. He had another little spill yesterday and said after the stage that this stage was pushing him to the limit. After leaving Pau the riders head for Tournay and then the Pyrenees. He could well drop out of the top 10 today. There are no riders between Cummings and the 19-man yellow jersey group, which is 2min behind Cummings. If thats too much for your schedule, at least make sure youre watching when the race hits the Peyresourde (about 10:20 EST). We should find out very soon. This is going to be a fight between the GC riders. Looks like Fabio Aru, just sitting Froome's wheel, is waiting, waiting to attack. They've not had much luck during this year's Tour with the course very much against them. Not team staff. Aru, Bardet et al began the descent beneath spitting rain. They still seem interested in taking away a stage victory at the end of the say. We need confirmation of the time gap but he should have it by about 7 or 8 seconds. Alberto Contador attacked and took over the yellow jersey. Team Sky are obviously up there, but Cannondale, Quick-Step and AG2R La Mondiale are also represented in the first few riders. Confirmation that Matthews took the 20 points, but Kittel got 15 so that's a net gain of just 5 after all that effort. They were reversed on Friday. The GC riders have had a bit of a break the last couple of days, but today should see some changes near the top. Will someone try a long-range move closer to the top of the climb? Barguil using all the grip to overtake Gautier on the inside of a corner. With six climbs to tackle today, on top of that, it's going to be a tough day out. Please refresh the page and try again. The race finished on the Champs-lyses in Paris on 23 July. This is brutal. Third on the line, Aru kept enough lead over Froome to take the yellow jersey over from the Brit ahead of the short but brutal second Pyrenean stage. You can find it here. The riders are to crest four cols before a steep double-barreled ascent runs the the summit finish in Peyragudes. Km 184: Steve Cummings was first over the Bals. The speed has dropped to 12kph as they continue to push up the Col de Monte. Cyclingnews editor Daniel Benson spoke to Cedric Vasseur earlier in the race about his brief but fruitful turn in the yellow jersey 20 years ago. 6:10 for the breakaway with just 1.5km to the top of the climb. You can find results, a report and a gallery from today's stage, here. Were inviting you to take part in a really important piece of research. Rain is falling slightly again and those white jerseys are going to need a bit of Daz at the end of the day. RELATED: Everything That Goes Into a Stage-Winning Sprint. Froome spoke briefly to French television at the finish: He had this to say: "The finish was really hard. He's got Bardet on his wheel with Uran in third. Matthews has put in a good stint in the breakaway but the Bales is a stretch too far for him.