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Still on His Own TdF24-43
With just another twenty-four kilometers to go (out of a total of 183.4), Jonas Abrahamsen (Uno-X Mobility) was still off the front of a peloton full of sprinters wanting to win the stage. He was just getting the time gap to the group behind shown to him via the archaic method of the chalkboard. I am sure his team car keeps him informed, but this is a holdover from before the days of GPS, race radios, and transponders. The Tour has been dealing with off and on rain, wet roads, and much colder temperatures from the opening of the race in Italy. It didn't seem that the conditions were bothering the Norwegian at all. In fact, I imagine, this was a typical mid-summer day for him.