"Jesus Christ!!
Look at this Chinese rider's performance. This was only his first year in the UCI WorldTour.
He had actually followed Pogačar and Vingegaard's attacks on the San Luca climb!!
Meanwhile, after this stage, Remco Evenepoel had already been dropped by 13 seconds and 17 seconds respectively by those three.
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Could it be that this year's Tour de France general classification podium had already been decided in advance?
And should the Red Bull–Bora–Hansgrohe team continue to center its upcoming tactics around Primož Roglič as its leader?
I think that was something the team needed to consider very carefully.
Especially since, after Stage 2, Primož was already 25 seconds behind his own teammate in the general classification."
After the stage, Eurosport's Steve began summarizing each team according to the current general classification standings.
"Although I'd love to support your view, Steve,
I don't think Red Bull–Bora–Hansgrohe needs to make a tactical change just yet."
Jimmy added with a smile, "Huang Chong's lead is still far too small, and the race has only just begun.
Stage 4 will be an early test of his general classification credentials.
It is the only mountain stage in the first week of the Tour de France.
If he can keep the Yellow Jersey throughout it, then it won't be too late for Red Bull–Bora–Hansgrohe to make changes.
But no matter what, after today's stage, we must give Huang Chong the warmest applause.
Congratulations to him. After Stage 2, he had not only successfully pulled on the general classification Yellow Jersey, but also claimed the White Jersey for best young rider!"
Huang Chong had not overtaken Pogačar at the finish.
In any case, the stage's top ten had all come from today's breakaway group, so even if he had won the sprint, he would