Tour de France 2012: Bradley Wiggins says maiden stage win is 'like Christmas' following Team Sky one-two It's just another day and there's a long way to go. It's a fantastic position to be in at this stage but I'm a human, not a machine and there's always the possibility of a bad day or a crash. Cadel is not going to give up before we get to Paris. Already the winner of the first mountain stage at La Planche des Belles Filles on Saturday, the Kenyan-born Froome again showed all-round qualities almost matching those of Wiggins. To many, he now looks the only rider really on a par with Wiggins, a situation the two British team mates already faced in last year's Spanish Vuelta a España, when Froome finished second ahead of his team leader. We'll see where we go from here. I don't think we had a plan to have two riders in the first three at this stage," Wiggins said. It's more for bosses Dave [Brailsford] or Sean [Yates] to assess whether we need to sacrifice someone or if we finish with two on the podium. Evans, meanwhile, admitted his disappointing ride wasn't the best day he has ever had in the saddle. It was what it is. It was not my best time-trial. I'm not going to give up. But we've got to be realistic," he said.