Luckily for
INEOS Grenadiers, their leader
Carlos Rodriguez was not among the major victims of Thursday's stage 5
mass crash. That means that with many of his opponents licking their wounds, the Spaniard could recover some time in the general classification and maybe even go for a second GC win in a row. The 23-year-old already won Tour de Romandie earlier this year and came second at Itzulia Basque Country.
"Right now I'm not that bad," Rodriguez says in a
short video published by his team on social media ahead of the start of Friday's stage 6. "I feel a little bit of the crash on the lower side of the leg, but it's ok. Luckily I don't have any major bruises, so hopefully today can be a good day on the bike."