Amateur cyclist pedalled up toughest Tour De France stage without a SEAT

A super-fit amateur cyclist pedalled his way up the toughest stage of the Tour de France without sitting down - because he didn't have a SEAT.

Keen amateur Rob Holden managed to climb the 21.5 km up Mont Ventoux - the notorious stage in the world's most famous cycling race - in an impressive two hours, despite not sitting down the entire way.