Peter Sagan leads the points competition as the Tour De France says goodbye to England and heads for France.
The Cannondale rider took second place on the third stage from Cambridge to London and added another thirty five points to his tally to lead the competition with 117 points from three stages.
Marcel Kittel, winner of stages in Leeds and London is second with ninety points for his two wins, two points ahead of Bryan Couquard of Europcar.
Alexander Kristoff of Katusha is fourth with 47 points with BMC's Greg Van Avermaet fifth.
Race leader Vincenzo Nibali is seventh with Chris Froome, who is fifth in general classification sixteenth.
Cofidis' Cyril Lemoine leads the King Of The Mountains competition with six points, one more than Blel Kadri of AG2R and two more than Jens Voigt of Trek Factory racing.
BMC lead the team competition ahead of Omega Pharma Quick Step. Giant Shimano, Movistar and Garmin-Sharp.
Team Net App's Jan Barta was the most aggressive rider on stage three, with Blel Kadri of AG2R, the stage two winner and Jens Voigt, the winner on the opening day.
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