Anyone think Astana could use their Tour of the Alps tactics, setting a super high pace early, and then attack with one of their many options on the bumpy part close to the finish. That probably wouldn't be perfect for Lopez, but it kinda fits to Astana's whole approach this year, it would be a lot like they rode in 2015 and they would test whether Froome might still be hurt. Contador lost time in a comparable medium mountain stage in the 2016 tdf due to being injured. If it turns out Froome really is hurt but they just didn't test him enough and gave him the chance to recover they'd surely regret it.