They are eighth overall, with nine gold medals.
Williams are third overall, where they finished last season, after scoring only five points and ending up ninth in 2013.
They have rediscovered the knack of scoring tries and are seventh overall with 52 having been bottom on 23 a year ago.
Germany are first overall, with Russia second ahead of Sunday's final day.
British pair Iain Percy and Andrew Simpson finished 11th and second in Sunday's races and are fifth overall.
LottoNL-Jumbo's Wilco Kelderman is second overall with Team Sky's Thomas currently third after he came home sixth, 12 seconds behind Wednesday's stage victor Atapuma.
Michal Kwiatkowski was second overall and defending champion Wiggins third.
Siutsou is second overall, three minutes 19 seconds behind Bouet.
Kristoff beat Belgian Greg van Avermaet - who is second overall - in a sprint finish, with 2013 winner Cavendish fifth in a reduced bunch.
Millar is second overall, on the same time as team-mate Hushovd, while Cadel Evans of BMC lies one second behind.
