Yep I'm into it.

Too long to explain fully atm. But yes it is a team and individual event at the same time. Also each stage is a race in its own right (What Cavendish would go for) but the aggregate time of all the stages is the overall winner. Often the winner of the tour doesn't win any stage. On the other hand Cavendish might win 5 stages but he will finish around 100th.

Looking forward to seeing if Froome can make it 3 British wins in a row. Incredible considering we had never won it before.

As for Wiggins, 6 Olympic medals, 4 Gold, and a Tour de France win. Bit of a moody git though