The pictures themselves were mostly OK but the lack of on-screen time gaps and captions, especially towards the end when things started to get fragmented made it difficult even for TV's C Boardman and S Brotherton to follow who was where.
The following is from the Radio Times site, "How to watch the Road Race" guide thingy:
" On TV, the most important data is the kilometres to go graphic and the gap – this tells you how far the lead rider or group is from the finish, and how far behind the chase has fallen behind the leader. Often, times will be given for as many as three or four groups if the race has split up. Each time gap will be taken from the leading rider "
three or four groups??
