With the peloton calmly motoring along at a relaxed pace, the pre-stage threat of winds and echelons hadn't come to fruition.
Things did light up somewhat at the intermediate sprint with more bonus seconds on offer. Mattias Skjelmose attempted to go for them but other than him, the rest of the GC riders were content to stay quiet in the bunch.
In truth, not a lot was really happening, with the stage well behind its scheduled finish time due to the leisurely nature of the riding on the road.
With all the GC hopefuls safely through the 3km banner, all attention turned to the final sprint and the fight for positioning at the front of the bunch.
Because of the easier day, many had good legs and as such, the pace was incredibly high heading into the finale. Opening the sprint was Danny van Poppel but Arvid De Kleijn came roaring around to take the win with Laurance Pithie of Groupama - FDJ up there once again an
Dylan Groenewegen in third.