No. Tomorrow is a pseudo-rest day for the GC teams.
It’s not a “mountain top” finish.
It’s 21.5km at 4.1% 
That’s shallower than the Cat and Fiddle or Skye Road round here - they’re 10km climbs that I excel on…
…which is why I’ll say Ganna for tomorrow 
Followed by Schacmann and Geschke.
First 20km is downhill, so the break won’t establish until after the second climb at 46km (so about an hour based on current stage average speeds)
it’s all about stage 12 and Bastille day. (If you close your eyes…)