Behind him they entered the leading group and, in this order,
Thibaut Pinot,
Michael Woods,
Victor Lafay who rode very impressively being the only one who held onto Pogacar and Vingegaard on the climb of the Pike,
Jai Hindley,
Mattias Skjelmose, Vingegaard,
David Gaudu,
Wout van Aert, Mikel Landa, Carlos Rodríguez and Wilco Kelderman.
Riders like Alex Aranburu, Egan Bernal, Romain Bardet, Julian Alaphilippe, Guillaume Martin, Tom Pidcock, Ben O'Connor, Jack Haig, Giulio Ciccone and Pello Bilbao entered a chasing group 33 seconds behind Adam Yates and 21 behind the group of favourites. For those who asked that Matteo Jorgenson could be the leader of the Movistar Team after
the abandonment of Enric Mas, say that he lost 2 minutes and 38 seconds. Daniel Martínez, the Colombian from INEOS, also disappointed with a loss of more than 3 minutes.
8. Mattias Skjelmose at 22"
9. Jonas Vingegaard at 22"
10. David Gaudu at 22"
11. Wout van Aert at 22"
12. Mikel Landa at 22"
13. Carlos Rodriguez at 22"
14. Wilco Kelderman at 22"
15. Corbin Strong at 43"