"Quite a lot of fatigue, yesterday was a short stage and that did a lot of damage to the legs, let's see how we are today at the end, I'm going to go at my pace and see my sensations," he said. "I don't think it will be a day for the breakaway, in the end UAE will want to control, they have a great team, they want to win, there are points at stake for the UCI team classification, nowadays they don't give away breakaways, they always try to win everything. I hope to have legs on the last climb, hold on as long as I can, I want to stay in contention for the top 10 and be close."
It has not been a great year so far for
Sergio Higuita who has raced Algarve, Catalunya, Tour of the Alps and Romandie before Switzerland and in none of those races he has achieved a great result neither in stages nor in the general classification (best position was 14th in Algarve so far). Let's see if he can improve his result this week.