Well then.
Impressive by Seixas, not so much by Jonas - not usually that many people that can sit on his wheel when he goes to the front on a climb. Getting mugged at the end again was pretty bad as well. Not sure there any many questions left to answer for him
The Remco/Lipowitz duel continues, no clear favourite there yet
But as impressive as Seixas was, this is where the actual pressure starts for him - up until now he was doing quite well and being allowed to just see how it goes (by team and public). Now he's a legitimate podium contender and he'll have to deal with a lot more expectation for the rest of the Tour