Froome and Team Sky killed it too early. There were no suspense since Ax-3 domaines and considering Porte and Froome were the best pair in the mountain it was obvious they couldn't be touched. About Sky, I won't talk about them because you already know what I think but they are strategically great and their stage planning is incredible (even if they are kinda cynical with the feed zones) but by being so their riders lack some panache and just act like robots following orders. I mean I hate Froome being on the radio every 30 seconds like he can't think by himself.
Quintana surprised me (didn't know him) because the lad is just 23 and may win next tour if he improves his TT abilities
I don't know if Valverde would like to be Nairo's domestique but there's no questionning who's the best in the mountain unfortunately for Alejandro. If Movistar stay the same, it will be extremely close between them and Sky next year.
Also surprised by Rodriguez who finished strong like Valverde (who would have been top 5 if he hadn't fallen in Saxo's trap).
Disappointed by Contador but I forgot he was 30 and past his prime and PED use but he still proved that he was a great cyclist by relentlessly attacking which is good for the show. Also disappointed by Rolland and Europcar because they absolutely displayed no strategy sense whatsoever, Rolland by trying to get the polkadot jersey and being top 10 and winning a stage and achieving none of that, and Europcar by being ghost (Voeckler was so shyte).
Overall it was still good entertainment