Julian Alaphilippe and Geraint Thomas went with Martin's move passing Cataldo for a three-up sprint for the line. Photo: Tim De Waele/Getty Images
Overall leader Michal Kwiatkowski lined up at the start of stage 4 alongside points leader Daryl Impey. Photo: Tim De Waele/Getty Images
Oliver Naesen tried to establish the breakaway on stage 4. Photo: Tim De Waele/Getty Images
Stage 4 was 181 kilometers from Chazey-sur-Ain to Lans-en-Vercors. Photo: Tim De Waele/Getty Images
Gianni Moscon wore the white best young rider jersey and teammate Michal Kwiatkowski wore the yellow leader’s jersey on stage 4. Photo: Tim De Waele/Getty Images
Odd Christian Eiking led the eight-man break. Photo: Tim De Waele/Getty Images
Romain Bardet tuning up for the Tour de France at the Critérium du Dauphiné. Photo: Tim De Waele/Getty Images
Dario Cataldo had good legs and moved to the front of the breakaway group. Photo: Tim De Waele/Getty Images
Dario Cataldo was the last to survive from the break and came within 300 meters of victory. Photo: Tim De Waele/Getty Images
Daniel Martin was the first to attack out of the main group to chase down Dario Cataldo. Photo: Tim De Waele/Getty Images
Julian Alaphilippe and Geraint Thomas went with Martin’s move passing Cataldo for a three-up sprint for the line. Photo: Tim De Waele/Getty Images
Julian Alaphilippe easily won the sprint ahead of Dan Martin and Geraint Thomas. Photo: Tim De Waele/Getty Images
Michal Kwiatkowski lost time on stage 4 and the the top spot in the overall standings. Photo: Tim De Waele/Getty Images
Julian Alaphilippe celebrated his victory on stage 4 of the Criterium du Dauphine, his first career win in the French race. Photo: Tim De Waele/Getty Images
Gianni Moscon leads the Criterium du Dauphine after stage 4. Photo: Tim De Waele/Getty Images
THE 2020 TOUR DE FRANCE
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