The rear wheel fixed on a home trainer, in the saddle in his living room, the Frenchman Julien Bernard imposed himself during the second stage of the virtual Tour de France Sunday, 29 km from a mountain course. The rider of the Trek-Segafredo formation took the best of a breath on the Australian Freddy Ovett (Israel Start-Up Nation) and another French Nicolas Edet (Cofidis), at the end of a suspenseful last kilometer . In the last hectometers, the Frenchman activated his Power Up, an effect specific to virtual cycling which increases power, to allow his avatar to regulate a group of ten riders during the sprint. Overall, the NTT team leads with 130 points.
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