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Tejay van Garderen says ''it foakleysalmost feels like I just want to disappear right now'' after illness forced him to abandon the Tour de France while in third place overall, on Stage 17.

The American leader of the BMC team says ''it was hard to look my teammates in the eyes (and) it was hard to call my wife and explain to her what was going on.''

He said a cold he's been fighting for several days got worse, giving him fever and chills on the rest day Tuesday. He felt ''ready to race'' at the start of Wednesday's best fake oakleysstage to the Pra Loup ski station only to discover on the climbs that he had no energy.

Van Garderen said ''it's hugely disappointing'' to have gone from ''fighting for a podium'' to being out of the race.

Chris Froome says it would be ''crazy'' for his Team Sky to bow to calls to publicly release all of the data and files it has collected about the Tour de France leader's riding performances at races and in training.

Froome says Sky would surrender ''everything'' if other teams did too, to bodies like the World Anti-Doping Agency or to the governing body of cycling, replica oakley sunglassesthe UCI.

But Froome says publicly releasing ''all my power data, all my training files, all my racing files'' - which he says are needed to have a full understanding of why he rides so strongly - ''would mean giving away our training programs'' to other teams and ''that's our competitive advantage.''

He adds: ''Obviously it's crazy for us just fake oakleys radarto give it away'' to ''other teams that haven't made that kind of investment in the training'' that Sky has.