Day 7

We'll begin with the sad news of the day that Callum has scratched. His achilles was giving him grief so he's going to repair that and no doubt return with a vengeance.

The morning began with very different experiences. At the head of the rolling picnic, Lachlan Morton has officially said he's seen the most beautiful sunrise of his life. Check it out and see what you think.

On that note, I reckon we'll see him finish before the day is out. He has 120km to go at the time of writing this report.

At the other end of the picnic blanket in Chester, Renata witnessed something quite different. Amazingly, she resisted joining in.

Most riders spent the night at CP3 in Garrigil however Mark Tillet decided to pull an all-nighter in hopes of getting ahead. Andy has since caught up

Previous second placer, Angus, had to wait for his fork to be replaced which is why you'll notice he slipped down the ranks a little. He's back on the road now and will no doubt aim to make up for lost distance.

The sun has graced us with its presence and riders appear to be enjoying the contrast from the early days of the race. Some have even dropped a layer!

The stealth rider, Meg Pugh, was spotted in the wild by Phil earlier this afternoon. They both crossed the border of England and Scotland together and shared a couple of selfies en route.