Strange profile for tomorrow's ITT in that the latter two thirds is downhill at 2.2%. The first sector's uphill ending in a couple of kilometres of 7%.
Froome can be in red if he takes a second per kilometre out of Quintana.
Nairo sounded like he had swallowed the box of podium clichés in yesterday's interviews. He probably was national news in Columbia given Uran attacking, Anacona winning a stage, and Quintana taking the race lead.
The only other ITT in this year's Vuelta is the final stage that is less than 10km long (similar length to the Dauphiné's Stage 1).