Gallery: Tour de France stage 3 – Super Sagan takes Longwy

Complete control from Peter Sagan, Dan Martin close, Michael Matthews closer

Dan Martin Peter Sagan Racing Tour de France 2017

Centre of attention, and that’s how he likes it

You wish…

Carlos Betancur limbers up

Good to see someone made an effort with their hair

Nate Brown kept the polka dot jersey in the Cannondale-Drapac family, taking over from Taylor Phinney

A shady avenue for lunch

Goodie bagsHe’s already pulled his foot out. Will sagan make it?

It was never in doubt, although the fast-finishing Michael Matthews and Dan Martin were close

Sagan, plus moto-x goggles, mounts the top step. And why not?

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