La Vuelta 2025 Stage 4 LIVE - Jonas Vingegaard and David Gaudu level on time at the top - can the Frenchman steal a march and snatch the red jersey?

It's a bit more interesting than it looks from the side view, but honestly, I'm not particularly impressed. A team TT should be 50k or thereabouts. But it is what it is, happening in the land of Dali, so hopefully some nice shots of the museum I visited on a sixth form art trip.

That's what I'm seeing on the screen. He finished 25th, while Vingegaard crossed the line in 42nd, more than within the eight places the Dane would have needed to keep the jersey. I don't think he'll be as miffed as Gaudu will be delighted to wear the maillot rojo in tomorrow's team time trial.

STAGE 4 RESULTS
1. Ben Turner
2. Jasper Philipsen
3. Edward Planckaert
4. Ethan Vernon
5. Jenthe Biermans

Vernon may think he has a case for being blocked off by Turner but I think it was clean enough. If anything he put himself in trouble by going too far to the left and blocking himself in behind the Alpecin pair. I expect Philipsen will have something to say on the team bus later, that's as long as they open the door to it, which they didn't just now.

It's an upset but it's not a surprise. Brilliant from Turner, to finish off the assist by his team and deliver on the confidence shown in his by the Michal Kwiatkowski. He just had the power and the endurance to come through before the line and carry it across.

It's pinched and expanded, and all over the place. Choppy, says Sir Sean. Here comes Alpecin.

Either side of the road. Visma have backed off, but Groupama are still up there. Alpecin are leaving it late.

Over 50kph for the last ten minutes. It's a long safety today, which means a crash isn't catastrophic. Visma and Campenaerts especially doing a grand job of keeping their man clear of trouble today.

And it looks like George Bennett, who crashed hard a few days, who has come off worst again, but he waves the doctor away, so he can't be hurting too much. No urgency for him to get back, he can afford to catch his breath.

Right to left from above it's Bahrain Victorious, UAE Emirates, Movistar, Lotto, Groupama FDJ, Lidl-Trek, Visma-Lease a Bike. Who's missing from that front row. That's right. Cucumber cool Alpecin-Deceuninck..

A nice little hit out for him, but he's caught, and we're a groupado, and on the way to a big bunch sprint.

Not a completely straight line but not onerously complicated either. The final K of the longest stage contains a kink and two corners, with one roundabout, so they'll need to be a bit careful, but I'm not envisioning a likely crash. They've just crossed the Isere river.

No dramas in the bunch, but the teams are in formation, and Alpecin-Deceuninck are being a little bit more careful. They don't want to have it all to do in the final few kilometres.

A good time to go for Bruno Armirail, who is 53 seconds back in the general classification, down in 42nd place.

It was a big ask for Gaudu to mix it with the true sprinters on the flat, but he had a look and was prepared to take advantage of any opporunity if it were to come his way. Which it didn't. Still made it into the top five, though, adding to his green jersey points.

Eight kilometres until the intermediate sprint. Coming, as it does, so close to the finish, I'm curious as to how committedly it's going to be contested. Will David Gaudu go for the bonus seconds. Groupama FDJ are at the front on the left, but Gaudu has Vingegaard on his wheel.

And a nice little unclassified climb on the outskirts of Grenoble, from where there are a bunch of flights chartered later on. It's got to be tough on the legs after all this flat. Bit mean of them not to make it a category 4, at least. Fifteen seconds in hand when he reached it, he's about to be absorbed by the bunch.

He's going very nicely for a solo rider, but if you think he's got a chance of going the distance... I've got a lovely French bridge to sell you. The peloton are looking perfectly relaxed as they roll alongside the Romanche river and they can bring back the young Spaniard, out of contract at the end of the season, any time they like.

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