Give him some music and IAM Cycling's Sondre Hols Enger will just keep on dancing.
The man who became a hit on the internet after his antics on the podium after winning stage six of the Tour of Croatia in April bust a groove on the team bus and showed off more of his impressive moves.
To be fair, if someone's going to play Kool and the Gang's Celebrate on the bus it's to be expected that Enger will cut a few shapes.
As CyclingHub says, there must be a way to manufacture and appearance for Enger on the podium this Tour. He's been up there in the sprint stages, notching up four top-10 finishes, but maybe getting in a mountain breakaway will be what it takes to get a bit more airtime for his impressive moves.
After all, the panel who judge the combativity award have made some questionable decisions so far in this race, so it could be Enger's best way to the podium.
Either that or win on the Champs-Élysées. That would be good as well.
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