Cameron Scott may have been a late addition to the Bahrain Victorious squad for the Tour de Romandie but the Australian has already made the most of the opportunity, putting in a scorching performance in the prologue to step up onto his first WorldTour podium.
The 26-year-old rider who is usually tasked with helping his teammates was the one who got to make the mark for his team this time, rolling out into the damp conditions late in the 2.3km prologue to come within a second of winner Maikel Zijlaard (Tudor Pro Cycling). In taking second, Scott shuffled Julian Alaphilippe (Soudal-QuickStep) into third place.
