Chad Haga hadn’t placed higher than 76th since his 12th place finish in the day one time trial so it should come as no surprise that he had his best finish since then on Sunday when the second time trial of the event was held. This time Haga was 18th, 2:12 back, and the only American to place in the top 100. Nathan Brown continues to be the top American overall, 27:19 back in 61st, with Joe Dombrowski 64th and Ian Boswell 77th.

After Monday’s off day the competition resumes with an 136-mile medium-mountain stage on Tuesday.

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