A David Millar fan paid tribute to the Brit's recent Tour stage win by spelling out the words 'Millar Time' on internet mapping site Strava.
User Chris P rode a 20-mile route around the grid system in San Francisco to spell out Millar's former calling card following the stage 12 win in Annonay in the French Alps.
Having seen the map Millar tweeted 'Ok, so this is a mad tribute'
Millar's win in Annonay was the fourth Tour stage win of his career, his first since returning to the sport in 2006 after his doping ban. He became the fourth Briton to win a stage in this year's Tour by outsprinting Jean Christophe Peraud at the end of a long break away.
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