Just on Vandenbergh, he might have realised that given his massive frame and the tailwind towards the line gains him an advantage, and keeping his powder dry, so to speak, should've always been his priority. Having said that, he again displayed his impressive credentials over such terrain. Close guidance in his own team might be required for him to achieve his obvious potential.

Nugget -- I think once Roelandts committed to his escape he would've been on par to G, in terms of expending energy, so at what point in his escape would he have needed to sit up to still be fresh enough to compete with Paolini's attack? That's really difficult to determine, but let us consider the effort he displayed in fighting the headwind solo for so long, and then stay with the group, briefly.

Still to view Terpstra, again. SP