It was another disappointing day for Mark Cavendish at the Tour Down Under in Australia today.
The 25-year-old was classed as second-to-last on the fifth and penultimate stage from McLaren Vale to Willunga , with only sprint rival Tyler Farrar behind him.
They finished in a small bunch some 14 minutes behind stage winner Francisco Ventoso.
Aussie Cameron Meyer - who dominated the track at the Commonwealth Games last year - is the tour's overall leader.
Cav's HTC-Highroad team mate Matt Goss is second, eight seconds behind Meyer going into tomorrow's final stage.
New Isle of Man resident Ben Swift is in sixth, a further ten seconds back
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