Chris Froome at the GSK Human Performance Lab, London (Photo: onEdition)
The world and his wife have had their say on the big news overnight - Chris Froome's numbers from his physiological tests.
Some are saying that it's great that Froome is showing transparency, others are concerned that the tests have proved nothing. Some (God bless Twitter) are going online to make witty comments about the data.
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