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This Is for You! TDF21-12
While he had hoped to win while wearing the special kit that honored his grandfather, Raymond Poulidor, Mathieu Van Der Poel (Alpecin-Fennix) pointed skyward as he took the stage, and the Maillot Jaune atop the Mur de Bretagne. As you can see the Dutchman had dropped the entire peloton on his second trip of the "Mont Ventoux of Brittany" which along with the 10 second time bonus for the win and the eight seconds for being first over the top earlier, he now has the lead by eight seconds over the now former Maillot Jaune, Julian Alaphilippe.