Remco Evenepoel has moved into second place on the general classification following an emphatic first road stage win at the Tour de France. The Belgian has come into this year's race in impeccable form, and is clearly able to compete with the leading protagonists in the high mountains – something he failed to achieve last year when he abandoned the race in the Pyrenees.
With a 26.1km/500m individual time trial on the cards for stage 16, Remco can potentially claw back some time on Tadej Pogačar and cement his second place on the podium.
Let’s take a closer look at the reigning Olympian’s Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL9.
