He took back 39 seconds on the stage, which gave him the yellow jersey.
I went all out, as the yellow jersey is supposed to do.
He won the stage, the yellow jersey and the Tour.
In 1960 he wore the yellow jersey for two days.
The advantage was enough to give him the yellow jersey of the overall race lead.
In 2001 he wore the yellow jersey for five days.
In the early 1980s, the club had a yellow away jersey.
The next day he was the man in the yellow jersey.
"With the yellow jersey on your back, you can do a lot of things that people don't expect."
He said if someone wanted to take his yellow jersey they could do so, it meant nothing to him.
