Hats off to Sagan

“He is capable of keeping up on the hills and presently there is hardly anyone who can beat him. He´s been on excellent form since the start of the season, which he´s only proven today. It can happen that he will take another win tomorrow or the day after tomorrow,” Roman praised his former teammate from Liquigas.“Today the pack began to panic the minute the group with Cataldo took off. He was losing something over one minute on the leader so he was a danger. Good thing we brought him back. The last seventy kilometers were really hellish. It was pouring down and the temperature dropped to as low as 12C,” added the Czech rider.4th stage (Aarberg-Trimbach/Olten 188.8 km): 1. P. Sagan (Svk/Liquigas) 4:36:55, 2. Rojas (Spa/Movistar), 3. Albasini (Swi/GreenEdge), 4. Haussler (Aus/Garmin), 5. Gavazzi (Ita/Astana), … 18. Roman Kreuziger (Cze/Astana).Overall standings: 1. Costa (Por/Movistar) 15:43:52, 2. F. Schleck (Lux/RadioShack-Nissan) +8, 3. Roman Kreuziger +15, 4. Pinot (Fra/FDJ) +19, 5. Roche (Ir/AG2R), 6. Löfkvist (Swe/Sky) +21.