2021 Tour de France

108th edition: June 26 - July 18, 2021

Results with running GC, photos, maps, stage profiles and commentary

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2021 Tour de France: 3,414.4 kilometers.

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Sunday, July 18: 21st & final stage, Chatou - Paris/Champs Elysées, 108.4 km

Stage 21 map & profile | Stage 21 photos

Wout van Aert takes the final stage. Jumbo-Visma photo

Weather at the finish city of Paris at 1:45 PM, local time: 28C (81F), sunny, with the wind from the northeast at 21 km/hr (13 mph). No rain is forecast.

Rated ascent:

• Km 7.4: Côte de Grès, 1.9 km @ 5.2%. Cat. 4

The race: The official start to the 2021 Tour de France's final stage was given at 4:39 PM to the remaining 141 riders. Jakob Fuglsang (Astana) did not start. He woke up feeling unwell, and not wanting to jeopardize his Olympics ride, the team decided to pull him from the Tour.

The Tour has once again made it to Paris. Photo: ASO/Charly Lopez

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Here's the race organizer's stage 21 summary:

Belgian champion Wout van Aert managed to win the bunch gallop of the Champs-Élysées after he took the Mont Ventoux stage and the time trial in the vineyard of Saint-Émilion, bagging the last two stages of the 108th Tour de France ahead of his compatriot Jasper Philipsen and Mark Cavendish. The Briton however won the points classification ten years after his first time. Tadej Pogacar won the Tour de France overall for the second time with Jonas Vingegaard and Richard Carapaz rounding out the podium.

Attacks by trios
141 riders took the start of stage 21 in Chatou at 16.39. One non-starter: Jakob Fuglsang (Astana). Mikkel Bjerg (UAE Team Emirates) took the only KOM point available at côte des Grès (km 7) to enter the 63-man strong climbers’ classification. The riders covered 30.8km in the first hour of racing. The race truly started after Pogacar passed the line on the Champs-Élysées along with his whole team with 52km remaining. Stefan Bissegger (EF Education-Nippo), Casper Pedersen (DSM) and Harry Sweeny (Lotto-Soudal) created the first breakaway of the day. Patrick Konrad (Bora-Hansgrohe) caught up with them to make it a leading quartet. Pedersen was first to drop down.

One last Champs-Elysées feeling for Philippe Gilbert
It was bunched up again 32km before the end. Another leading trio was formed at the initiative of Ide Schelling (Bora-Hansgrohe) with superstars Julian Alaphilippe (Deceuninck-Quick Step) and Philippe Gilbert (Lotto-Soudal) joining him at the front. Gilbert enjoyed his last ride on the Champs-Elysées as he announced this is his last Tour. With 27km to go, it was the turn of Brent Van Moer (Lotto-Soudal) and Michael Valgren (EF Education-Nippo) to pedal at the front with Schelling. They got no more than 25’’ lead over the bunch led by Deceuninck-Quick Step.

Third stage win for van Aert
With the help of Cyril Gautier, Franck Bonnamour (B&B) tried to bridge the gap by himself but it didn’t work out. It was bunched up with 6km to go in the last lap as Ineos Grenadiers made the last effort to bring Van Moer, Valgren and Schelling back. Deceuninck-Quick Step kept the peloton under control but van Aert, propelled by Mike Teunissen, launched his sprint earlier and fended off Philipsen and Cavendish to take his third stage win in the 108th Tour de France. He’s the tenth Belgian to impose himself on the Champs-Elysées (since 1975). By beating Cavendish, he maintained his compatriot Eddy Merckx on top of the tally of all-time stage winners, along with the Manxman (34). Pogacar is the first double Tour de France overall winner at the age of only 23.

Complete results:

Stage 21 photos | Final GC | Mountains | Points | Young rider | Team

108.4 kilometers raced at an average speed of 40.748 km/hr

1	WOUT VAN AERT	JUMBO-VISMA	2hr 39min 37sec
2	JASPER PHILIPSEN	ALPECIN-FENIX	s.t.
3	MARK CAVENDISH	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	s.t.
4	LUKA MEZGEC	TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE	s.t.
5	ANDRÉ GREIPEL	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	s.t.
6	DANNY VAN POPPEL	INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT	s.t.
7	MICHAEL MATTHEWS	TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE	s.t.
8	ALEX ARANBURU DEBA	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	s.t.
9	CYRIL BARTHE	B&B HOTELS	s.t.
10	MAXIMILIAN WALSCHEID	QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH	s.t.
11	DANIEL OSS	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
12	IVAN GARCIA CORTINA	MOVISTAR	s.t.
13	SONNY COLBRELLI	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	s.t.
14	SILVAN DILLIER	ALPECIN-FENIX	s.t.
15	MAGNUS CORT NIELSEN	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	s.t.
16	LUKAS PÖSTLBERGER	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
17	ANTHONY PEREZ	COFIDIS	s.t.
18	MADS PEDERSEN	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
19	CONNOR SWIFT	ARKEA-SAMSIC	s.t.
20	JORGE ARCAS	MOVISTAR	s.t.
21	CEES BOL	TEAM DSM	s.t.
22	MIKE TEUNISSEN	JUMBO-VISMA	s.t.
23	RICK ZABEL	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	s.t.
24	JULIEN SIMON	TOTALENERGIES	s.t.
25	NILS EEKHOFF	TEAM DSM	s.t.
26	ELIE GESBERT	ARKEA-SAMSIC	s.t.
27	MICHAEL SCHÄR	AG2R-CITROEN	s.t.
28	KRISTIAN SBARAGLI	ALPECIN-FENIX	s.t.
29	GUILLAUME BOIVIN	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	s.t.
30	DORIAN GODON	AG2R-CITROEN	s.t.
31	NILS POLITT	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
32	BEN O'CONNOR	AG2R-CITROEN	s.t.
33	WILCO KELDERMAN	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
34	DYLAN VAN BAARLE	INEOS GRENADIERS	s.t.
35	VALENTIN MADOUAS	GROUPAMA-FDJ	s.t.
36	SEPP KUSS	JUMBO-VISMA	s.t.
37	CHRISTOPHE LAPORTE	COFIDIS	s.t.
38	MARCO HALLER	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	s.t.
39	JASPER STUYVEN	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
40	JAN BAKELANTS	INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT	s.t.
41	JONAS RICKAERT	ALPECIN-FENIX	s.t.
42	MICHAEL MØRKØV	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	s.t.
43	FRED WRIGHT	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	s.t.
44	ALEXEY LUTSENKO	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	s.t.
45	JULIEN BERNARD	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
46	STEFAN KÜNG	GROUPAMA-FDJ	s.t.
47	IMANOL ERVITI	MOVISTAR	s.t.
48	GUILLAUME MARTIN	COFIDIS	s.t.
49	LOUIS MEINTJES	INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT	s.t.
50	GREG VAN AVERMAET	AG2R-CITROEN	s.t.
51	PHILIPPE GILBERT	LOTTO SOUDAL	s.t.
52	ALEJANDRO VALVERDE	MOVISTAR	s.t.
53	BOY VAN POPPEL	INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT	s.t.
54	CRISTIAN RODRIGUEZ	TOTALENERGIES	s.t.
55	JELLE WALLAYS	COFIDIS	s.t.
56	ENRIC MAS	MOVISTAR	s.t.
57	BRUNO ARMIRAIL	GROUPAMA-FDJ	s.t.
58	VICTOR DE LA PARTE	TOTALENERGIES	s.t.
59	TOMS SKUJINS	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
60	MIKKEL BJERG	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	s.t.
61	BRANDON MCNULTY	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	s.t.
62	RUBEN GUERREIRO	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	s.t.
63	STEFAN BISSEGGER	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	s.t.
64	JONAS RUTSCH	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	s.t.
65	VEGARD STAKE LAENGEN	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	s.t.
66	AURÉLIEN PARET PEINTRE	AG2R-CITROEN	s.t.
67	JHOAN ESTEBAN CHAVES	TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE	s.t.
68	MARC HIRSCHI	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	s.t.
69	DAVIDE FORMOLO	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	s.t.
70	RAFAL MAJKA	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	s.t.
71	NAIRO QUINTANA	ARKEA-SAMSIC	s.t.
72	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	s.t.
73	RUI COSTA	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	s.t.
74	PIERRE LATOUR	TOTALENERGIES	s.t.
75	PEIO BILBAO	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	s.t.
76	LORENZO ROTA	INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT	s.t.
77	RETO HOLLENSTEIN	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	s.t.
78	JONATHAN CASTROVIEJO	INEOS GRENADIERS	s.t.
79	DAVIDE BALLERINI	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	s.t.
80	SEAN BENNETT	QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH	s.t.
81	NEILSON POWLESS	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	s.t.
82	CYRIL GAUTIER	B&B HOTELS	s.t.
83	FRANCK BONNAMOUR	B&B HOTELS	s.t.
84	CARLOS BARBERO	QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH	s.t.
85	ION IZAGUIRRE INSAUSTI	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	s.t.
86	MAXIME CHEVALIER	B&B HOTELS	s.t.
87	XANDRO MEURISSE	ALPECIN-FENIX	s.t.
88	RICHARD CARAPAZ	INEOS GRENADIERS	s.t.
89	OMER GOLDSTEIN	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	s.t.
90	CHRIS FROOME	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	s.t.
91	DYLAN TEUNS	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	s.t.
92	RIGOBERTO URAN	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	s.t.
93	PATRICK KONRAD	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
94	RUBEN FERNANDEZ	COFIDIS	s.t.
95	DMITRIY GRUZDEV	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	s.t.
96	PIERRE ROLLAND	B&B HOTELS	s.t.
97	JONAS VINGEGAARD	JUMBO-VISMA	s.t.
98	SERGIO LUIS HENAO	QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH	s.t.
99	OLIVER NAESEN	AG2R-CITROEN	s.t.
100	DAVID GAUDU	GROUPAMA-FDJ	@ 29sec
101	TAO GEOGHEGAN HART	INEOS GRENADIERS	0' 36''
102	JORIS NIEUWENHUIS	TEAM DSM	0' 39''
103	LUKE DURBRIDGE	TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE	s.t.
104	CASPER PEDERSEN	TEAM DSM	s.t.
105	BAUKE MOLLEMA	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
106	KASPER ASGREEN	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	s.t.
107	EDWARD THEUNS	TREK-SEGAFREDO	0' 45''
108	WOUTER POELS	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	@ 0sec
109	THOMAS DE GENDT	LOTTO SOUDAL	0' 47''
110	QUENTIN PACHER	B&B HOTELS	s.t.
111	MATEJ MOHORIC	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	0' 59''
112	PIERRE LUC PERICHON	COFIDIS	1' 05''
113	OMAR FRAILE	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	s.t.
114	RICHIE PORTE	INEOS GRENADIERS	1' 26''
115	GERAINT THOMAS	INEOS GRENADIERS	s.t.
116	MICHAL KWIATKOWSKI	INEOS GRENADIERS	s.t.
117	EMANUEL BUCHMANN	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
118	DANIEL MARTIN	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	s.t.
119	JESUS HERRADA	COFIDIS	s.t.
120	SIMON GESCHKE	COFIDIS	s.t.
121	BENOIT COSNEFROY	AG2R-CITROEN	1' 30''
122	GEORG ZIMMERMANN	INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT	s.t.
123	MATTIA CATTANEO	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	s.t.
124	DRIES DEVENYNS	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	1' 56''
125	CHRISTOPHER JUUL JENSEN	TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE	2' 07''
126	FABIEN DOUBEY	TOTALENERGIES	2' 11''
127	HARRISON SWEENY	LOTTO SOUDAL	2' 27''
128	SIMON CLARKE	QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH	s.t.
129	CARLOS VERONA	MOVISTAR	2' 31''
130	JÉRÉMY CABOT	TOTALENERGIES	2' 35''
131	BRENT VAN MOER	LOTTO SOUDAL	2' 37''
132	MARK DONOVAN	TEAM DSM	2' 48''
133	IDE SCHELLING	BORA-HANSGROHE	3' 01''
134	PETR VAKOČ	ALPECIN-FENIX	3' 29''
135	JULIAN ALAPHILIPPE	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	s.t.
136	MICHAEL VALGREN HUNDAHL	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	3' 49''
137	SERGIO ANDRES HIGUITA	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	s.t.
138	TIM DECLERCQ	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	4' 24''
139	HUGO HOULE	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	s.t.
140	KENNY ELISSONDE	TREK-SEGAFREDO	5' 58''
141	ANTHONY TURGIS	TOTALENERGIES	12' 33''

Final GC after stage 21:

• GC winner: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Mountains classificaton winner: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Points classification winner: Mark Cavendish (Deceuninck-Quick Step)
• Best young rider: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Team classification winner: Bahrain Victorious

3,414.4 kilometers raced at an average speed of 41.165 km/hr

1	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	82hr 56min 36sec
2	JONAS VINGEGAARD	JUMBO-VISMA	@ 5min 20sec
3	RICHARD CARAPAZ	INEOS GRENADIERS	7' 03''
4	BEN O'CONNOR	AG2R-CITROEN	10' 02''
5	WILCO KELDERMAN	BORA-HANSGROHE	10' 13''
6	ENRIC MAS	MOVISTAR	11' 43''
7	ALEXEY LUTSENKO	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	12' 23''
8	GUILLAUME MARTIN	COFIDIS	15' 33''
9	PEIO BILBAO	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	16' 04''
10	RIGOBERTO URAN	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	18' 34''
11	DAVID GAUDU	GROUPAMA-FDJ	21' 50''
12	MATTIA CATTANEO	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	24' 58''
13	JHOAN ESTEBAN CHAVES	TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE	37' 48''
14	LOUIS MEINTJES	INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT	38' 09''
15	AURÉLIEN PARET PEINTRE	AG2R-CITROEN	39' 09''
16	WOUTER POELS	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	50' 35''
17	DYLAN TEUNS	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	51' 40''
18	RUBEN GUERREIRO	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	54' 10''
19	WOUT VAN AERT	JUMBO-VISMA	57' 02''
20	BAUKE MOLLEMA	TREK-SEGAFREDO	1h 02' 18''
21	SERGIO LUIS HENAO	QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH	1h 03' 12''
22	FRANCK BONNAMOUR	B&B HOTELS	1h 04' 35''
23	JONATHAN CASTROVIEJO	INEOS GRENADIERS	1h 06' 20''
24	ALEJANDRO VALVERDE	MOVISTAR	1h 07' 50''
25	SERGIO ANDRES HIGUITA	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	1h 09' 16''
26	ION IZAGUIRRE INSAUSTI	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	1h 23' 39''
27	PATRICK KONRAD	BORA-HANSGROHE	1h 27' 06''
28	NAIRO QUINTANA	ARKEA-SAMSIC	1h 33' 11''
29	XANDRO MEURISSE	ALPECIN-FENIX	1h 40' 48''
30	JULIAN ALAPHILIPPE	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	1h 43' 06''
31	MATEJ MOHORIC	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	1h 50' 04''
32	SEPP KUSS	JUMBO-VISMA	s.t.
33	EMANUEL BUCHMANN	BORA-HANSGROHE	1h 51' 05''
34	RAFAL MAJKA	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	1h 54' 04''
35	QUENTIN PACHER	B&B HOTELS	1h 55' 34''
36	KENNY ELISSONDE	TREK-SEGAFREDO	1h 56' 33''
37	JULIEN BERNARD	TREK-SEGAFREDO	2h 03' 32''
38	RICHIE PORTE	INEOS GRENADIERS	2h 06' 39''
39	JASPER STUYVEN	TREK-SEGAFREDO	2h 07' 39''
40	DANIEL MARTIN	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	2h 09' 35''
41	GERAINT THOMAS	INEOS GRENADIERS	2h 11' 37''
42	VALENTIN MADOUAS	GROUPAMA-FDJ	2h 11' 39''
43	NEILSON POWLESS	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	2h 13' 33''
44	DAVIDE FORMOLO	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	2h 15' 56''
45	MARK DONOVAN	TEAM DSM	2h 17' 40''
46	CRISTIAN RODRIGUEZ	TOTALENERGIES	2h 19' 31''
47	PIERRE LATOUR	TOTALENERGIES	2h 19' 36''
48	JAN BAKELANTS	INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT	2h 21' 30''
49	STEFAN KÜNG	GROUPAMA-FDJ	2h 22' 03''
50	NILS POLITT	BORA-HANSGROHE	2h 22' 44''
51	PIERRE ROLLAND	B&B HOTELS	2h 23' 11''
52	SONNY COLBRELLI	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	2h 24' 39''
53	MICHAEL VALGREN HUNDAHL	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	2h 26' 16''
54	DYLAN VAN BAARLE	INEOS GRENADIERS	2h 27' 07''
55	JONAS RUTSCH	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	2h 29' 33''
56	MAGNUS CORT NIELSEN	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	2h 30' 23''
57	OMAR FRAILE	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	2h 31' 14''
58	MICHAEL SCHÄR	AG2R-CITROEN	2h 35' 18''
59	SILVAN DILLIER	ALPECIN-FENIX	2h 35' 43''
60	TAO GEOGHEGAN HART	INEOS GRENADIERS	2h 37' 02''
61	ELIE GESBERT	ARKEA-SAMSIC	2h 38' 28''
62	SIMON GESCHKE	COFIDIS	2h 38' 51''
63	LORENZO ROTA	INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT	2h 39' 57''
64	KASPER ASGREEN	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	2h 43' 41''
65	BRENT VAN MOER	LOTTO SOUDAL	2h 43' 49''
66	HUGO HOULE	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	2h 44' 39''
67	IMANOL ERVITI	MOVISTAR	2h 49' 07''
68	MICHAL KWIATKOWSKI	INEOS GRENADIERS	2h 49' 22''
69	BRANDON MCNULTY	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	2h 50' 53''
70	OLIVER NAESEN	AG2R-CITROEN	2h 52' 25''
71	TOMS SKUJINS	TREK-SEGAFREDO	2h 52' 56''
72	VICTOR DE LA PARTE	TOTALENERGIES	2h 54' 28''
73	ANTHONY TURGIS	TOTALENERGIES	2h 55' 51''
74	ALEX ARANBURU DEBA	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	2h 56' 44''
75	DORIAN GODON	AG2R-CITROEN	2h 57' 11''
76	MIKE TEUNISSEN	JUMBO-VISMA	2h 58' 25''
77	RUI COSTA	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	2h 58' 29''
78	FABIEN DOUBEY	TOTALENERGIES	3h 02' 45''
79	MICHAEL MATTHEWS	TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE	3h 03' 30''
80	GEORG ZIMMERMANN	INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT	3h 05' 48''
81	CYRIL GAUTIER	B&B HOTELS	3h 08' 30''
82	THOMAS DE GENDT	LOTTO SOUDAL	3h 08' 46''
83	BRUNO ARMIRAIL	GROUPAMA-FDJ	3h 09' 58''
84	RUBEN FERNANDEZ	COFIDIS	3h 10' 43''
85	HARRISON SWEENY	LOTTO SOUDAL	3h 10' 52''
86	ANTHONY PEREZ	COFIDIS	3h 10' 56''
87	JESUS HERRADA	COFIDIS	3h 11' 15''
88	CYRIL BARTHE	B&B HOTELS	3h 12' 31''
89	CONNOR SWIFT	ARKEA-SAMSIC	3h 13' 48''
90	JORGE ARCAS	MOVISTAR	3h 14' 41''
91	CHRISTOPHE LAPORTE	COFIDIS	3h 15' 03''
92	PIERRE LUC PERICHON	COFIDIS	3h 16' 27''
93	MAXIME CHEVALIER	B&B HOTELS	3h 16' 54''
94	IVAN GARCIA CORTINA	MOVISTAR	3h 21' 25''
95	JONAS RICKAERT	ALPECIN-FENIX	3h 22' 36''
96	FRED WRIGHT	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	3h 24' 19''
97	GREG VAN AVERMAET	AG2R-CITROEN	3h 24' 29''
98	MARC HIRSCHI	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	3h 24' 38''
99	PHILIPPE GILBERT	LOTTO SOUDAL	3h 27' 22''
100	LUKE DURBRIDGE	TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE	3h 28' 05''
101	CARLOS VERONA	MOVISTAR	3h 28' 40''
102	LUKA MEZGEC	TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE	3h 30' 17''
103	STEFAN BISSEGGER	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	3h 31' 35''
104	EDWARD THEUNS	TREK-SEGAFREDO	3h 33' 31''
105	GUILLAUME BOIVIN	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	3h 33' 42''
106	KRISTIAN SBARAGLI	ALPECIN-FENIX	3h 34' 19''
107	BENOIT COSNEFROY	AG2R-CITROEN	3h 34' 54''
108	DAVIDE BALLERINI	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	3h 35' 13''
109	JASPER PHILIPSEN	ALPECIN-FENIX	3h 42' 11''
110	MIKKEL BJERG	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	3h 42' 21''
111	CASPER PEDERSEN	TEAM DSM	3h 42' 52''
112	VEGARD STAKE LAENGEN	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	3h 43' 33''
113	DMITRIY GRUZDEV	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	3h 44' 49''
114	CHRISTOPHER JUUL JENSEN	TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE	3h 45' 07''
115	DANIEL OSS	BORA-HANSGROHE	3h 46' 53''
116	LUKAS PÖSTLBERGER	BORA-HANSGROHE	3h 47' 12''
117	BOY VAN POPPEL	INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT	3h 50' 25''
118	PETR VAKOČ	ALPECIN-FENIX	3h 51' 06''
119	IDE SCHELLING	BORA-HANSGROHE	3h 51' 16''
120	DANNY VAN POPPEL	INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT	3h 52' 53''
121	MAXIMILIAN WALSCHEID	QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH	3h 53' 05''
122	OMER GOLDSTEIN	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	3h 55' 26''
123	SIMON CLARKE	QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH	3h 56' 08''
124	CARLOS BARBERO	QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH	4h 00' 20''
125	ANDRÉ GREIPEL	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	4h 01' 26''
126	NILS EEKHOFF	TEAM DSM	4h 02' 44''
127	MARCO HALLER	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	4h 03' 01''
128	JORIS NIEUWENHUIS	TEAM DSM	4h 03' 22''
129	JULIEN SIMON	TOTALENERGIES	4h 05' 49''
130	SEAN BENNETT	QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH	4h 07' 42''
131	JELLE WALLAYS	COFIDIS	4h 09' 46''
132	JÉRÉMY CABOT	TOTALENERGIES	4h 11' 35''
133	CHRIS FROOME	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	4h 12' 01''
134	RICK ZABEL	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	4h 13' 07''
135	DRIES DEVENYNS	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	4h 20' 49''
136	RETO HOLLENSTEIN	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	4h 24' 19''
137	MADS PEDERSEN	TREK-SEGAFREDO	4h 29' 17''
138	MICHAEL MØRKØV	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	4h 32' 45''
139	MARK CAVENDISH	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	4h 34' 14''
140	CEES BOL	TEAM DSM	4h 36' 39''
141	TIM DECLERCQ	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	5h 01' 09''

Final mountains classification:

1	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	107 PTS
2	WOUTER POELS	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	88 PTS
3	JONAS VINGEGAARD	JUMBO-VISMA	82 PTS
4	WOUT VAN AERT	JUMBO-VISMA	68 PTS
5	NAIRO QUINTANA	ARKEA-SAMSIC	66 PTS
6	RICHARD CARAPAZ	INEOS GRENADIERS	56 PTS
7	BEN O'CONNOR	AG2R-CITROEN	44 PTS
8	BAUKE MOLLEMA	TREK-SEGAFREDO	41 PTS
9	DAVID GAUDU	GROUPAMA-FDJ	41 PTS
10	ANTHONY PEREZ	COFIDIS	37 PTS
11	SERGIO ANDRES HIGUITA	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	36 PTS
12	KENNY ELISSONDE	TREK-SEGAFREDO	27 PTS
13	PIERRE LATOUR	TOTALENERGIES	26 PTS
14	SEPP KUSS	JUMBO-VISMA	26 PTS
15	DANIEL MARTIN	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	26 PTS
16	JULIAN ALAPHILIPPE	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	21 PTS
17	ENRIC MAS	MOVISTAR	20 PTS
18	PATRICK KONRAD	BORA-HANSGROHE	18 PTS
19	MATTIA CATTANEO	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	18 PTS
20	ANTHONY TURGIS	TOTALENERGIES	16 PTS
21	GUILLAUME MARTIN	COFIDIS	15 PTS
22	RUBEN GUERREIRO	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	14 PTS
23	DORIAN GODON	AG2R-CITROEN	14 PTS
24	WILCO KELDERMAN	BORA-HANSGROHE	12 PTS
25	RIGOBERTO URAN	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	12 PTS
26	MATEJ MOHORIC	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	11 PTS
27	ALEJANDRO VALVERDE	MOVISTAR	11 PTS
28	DYLAN TEUNS	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	10 PTS
29	SONNY COLBRELLI	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	10 PTS
30	PEIO BILBAO	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	8 PTS
31	JAN BAKELANTS	INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT	8 PTS
32	OMAR FRAILE	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	8 PTS
33	FABIEN DOUBEY	TOTALENERGIES	6 PTS
34	IDE SCHELLING	BORA-HANSGROHE	5 PTS
35	ION IZAGUIRRE INSAUSTI	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	5 PTS
36	KRISTIAN SBARAGLI	ALPECIN-FENIX	4 PTS
37	ALEXEY LUTSENKO	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	4 PTS
38	FRANCK BONNAMOUR	B&B HOTELS	4 PTS
39	XANDRO MEURISSE	ALPECIN-FENIX	4 PTS
40	JASPER STUYVEN	TREK-SEGAFREDO	4 PTS
41	THOMAS DE GENDT	LOTTO SOUDAL	4 PTS
42	MAXIME CHEVALIER	B&B HOTELS	4 PTS
43	KASPER ASGREEN	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	3 PTS
44	BRENT VAN MOER	LOTTO SOUDAL	3 PTS
45	HARRISON SWEENY	LOTTO SOUDAL	3 PTS
46	NILS POLITT	BORA-HANSGROHE	2 PTS
47	EDWARD THEUNS	TREK-SEGAFREDO	2 PTS
48	CHRISTOPHER JUUL JENSEN	TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE	2 PTS
49	DANNY VAN POPPEL	INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT	2 PTS
50	VALENTIN MADOUAS	GROUPAMA-FDJ	2 PTS
51	MICHAL KWIATKOWSKI	INEOS GRENADIERS	2 PTS
52	MICHAEL MATTHEWS	TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE	2 PTS
53	LUKAS PÖSTLBERGER	BORA-HANSGROHE	2 PTS
54	JONAS RUTSCH	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	1 PT
55	HUGO HOULE	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	1 PT
56	GREG VAN AVERMAET	AG2R-CITROEN	1 PT
57	MIKKEL BJERG	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	1 PT
58	JELLE WALLAYS	COFIDIS	1 PT
59	JHOAN ESTEBAN CHAVES	TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE	1 PT
60	STEFAN KÜNG	GROUPAMA-FDJ	1 PT
61	TOMS SKUJINS	TREK-SEGAFREDO	1 PT
62	PIERRE ROLLAND	B&B HOTELS	0 PT
63	RETO HOLLENSTEIN	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	-1 PT

Final points classification:

1	MARK CAVENDISH	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	337 PTS
2	MICHAEL MATTHEWS	TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE	291 PTS
3	SONNY COLBRELLI	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	227 PTS
4	JASPER PHILIPSEN	ALPECIN-FENIX	216 PTS
5	WOUT VAN AERT	JUMBO-VISMA	171 PTS
6	MATEJ MOHORIC	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	163 PTS
7	JULIAN ALAPHILIPPE	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	163 PTS
8	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	154 PTS
9	MICHAEL MØRKØV	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	124 PTS
10	JONAS VINGEGAARD	JUMBO-VISMA	103 PTS
11	PATRICK KONRAD	BORA-HANSGROHE	102 PTS
12	LUKA MEZGEC	TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE	97 PTS
13	NILS POLITT	BORA-HANSGROHE	86 PTS
14	KASPER ASGREEN	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	85 PTS
15	ANDRÉ GREIPEL	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	79 PTS
16	FRANCK BONNAMOUR	B&B HOTELS	77 PTS
17	STEFAN KÜNG	GROUPAMA-FDJ	77 PTS
18	BAUKE MOLLEMA	TREK-SEGAFREDO	76 PTS
19	MATTIA CATTANEO	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	66 PTS
20	RICHARD CARAPAZ	INEOS GRENADIERS	65 PTS
21	SERGIO ANDRES HIGUITA	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	65 PTS
22	PIERRE LUC PERICHON	COFIDIS	64 PTS
23	WILCO KELDERMAN	BORA-HANSGROHE	61 PTS
24	DAVID GAUDU	GROUPAMA-FDJ	61 PTS
25	HARRISON SWEENY	LOTTO SOUDAL	59 PTS
26	DAVIDE BALLERINI	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	58 PTS
27	EDWARD THEUNS	TREK-SEGAFREDO	57 PTS
28	DANNY VAN POPPEL	INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT	57 PTS
29	CHRISTOPHE LAPORTE	COFIDIS	57 PTS
30	ANTHONY TURGIS	TOTALENERGIES	55 PTS
31	ALEX ARANBURU DEBA	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	50 PTS
32	TOMS SKUJINS	TREK-SEGAFREDO	48 PTS
33	MAGNUS CORT NIELSEN	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	47 PTS
34	ANTHONY PEREZ	COFIDIS	47 PTS
35	DYLAN TEUNS	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	45 PTS
36	BRENT VAN MOER	LOTTO SOUDAL	45 PTS
37	IMANOL ERVITI	MOVISTAR	45 PTS
38	CEES BOL	TEAM DSM	45 PTS
39	STEFAN BISSEGGER	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	44 PTS
40	JULIEN BERNARD	TREK-SEGAFREDO	44 PTS
41	ENRIC MAS	MOVISTAR	41 PTS
42	BEN O'CONNOR	AG2R-CITROEN	40 PTS
43	WOUTER POELS	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	40 PTS
44	JASPER STUYVEN	TREK-SEGAFREDO	39 PTS
45	JAN BAKELANTS	INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT	38 PTS
46	GUILLAUME MARTIN	COFIDIS	38 PTS
47	MAXIME CHEVALIER	B&B HOTELS	38 PTS
48	SEPP KUSS	JUMBO-VISMA	35 PTS
49	ALEXEY LUTSENKO	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	35 PTS
50	CYRIL BARTHE	B&B HOTELS	34 PTS
51	IVAN GARCIA CORTINA	MOVISTAR	33 PTS
52	DANIEL MARTIN	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	32 PTS
53	IDE SCHELLING	BORA-HANSGROHE	31 PTS
54	BOY VAN POPPEL	INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT	31 PTS
55	GEORG ZIMMERMANN	INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT	30 PTS
56	ION IZAGUIRRE INSAUSTI	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	30 PTS
57	SEAN BENNETT	QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH	30 PTS
58	RIGOBERTO URAN	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	29 PTS
59	DORIAN GODON	AG2R-CITROEN	28 PTS
60	CONNOR SWIFT	ARKEA-SAMSIC	27 PTS
61	ELIE GESBERT	ARKEA-SAMSIC	26 PTS
62	MAXIMILIAN WALSCHEID	QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH	26 PTS
63	FRED WRIGHT	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	25 PTS
64	CHRISTOPHER JUUL JENSEN	TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE	25 PTS
65	PEIO BILBAO	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	24 PTS
66	KENNY ELISSONDE	TREK-SEGAFREDO	24 PTS
67	NEILSON POWLESS	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	24 PTS
68	PIERRE LATOUR	TOTALENERGIES	24 PTS
69	JONAS RICKAERT	ALPECIN-FENIX	23 PTS
70	ALEJANDRO VALVERDE	MOVISTAR	23 PTS
71	FABIEN DOUBEY	TOTALENERGIES	23 PTS
72	HUGO HOULE	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	22 PTS
73	THOMAS DE GENDT	LOTTO SOUDAL	22 PTS
74	XANDRO MEURISSE	ALPECIN-FENIX	21 PTS
75	LUKAS PÖSTLBERGER	BORA-HANSGROHE	21 PTS
76	SIMON CLARKE	QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH	21 PTS
77	GREG VAN AVERMAET	AG2R-CITROEN	20 PTS
78	OMER GOLDSTEIN	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	20 PTS
79	RUBEN GUERREIRO	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	20 PTS
80	MIKE TEUNISSEN	JUMBO-VISMA	20 PTS
81	CASPER PEDERSEN	TEAM DSM	20 PTS
82	DRIES DEVENYNS	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	20 PTS
83	OMAR FRAILE	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	19 PTS
84	BRUNO ARMIRAIL	GROUPAMA-FDJ	19 PTS
85	DANIEL OSS	BORA-HANSGROHE	19 PTS
86	NAIRO QUINTANA	ARKEA-SAMSIC	18 PTS
87	MADS PEDERSEN	TREK-SEGAFREDO	18 PTS
88	MICHAEL SCHÄR	AG2R-CITROEN	17 PTS
89	MIKKEL BJERG	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	17 PTS
90	SILVAN DILLIER	ALPECIN-FENIX	16 PTS
91	JHOAN ESTEBAN CHAVES	TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE	15 PTS
92	AURÉLIEN PARET PEINTRE	AG2R-CITROEN	15 PTS
93	VALENTIN MADOUAS	GROUPAMA-FDJ	15 PTS
94	JONAS RUTSCH	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	15 PTS
95	JÉRÉMY CABOT	TOTALENERGIES	15 PTS
96	SERGIO LUIS HENAO	QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH	13 PTS
97	LORENZO ROTA	INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT	13 PTS
98	KRISTIAN SBARAGLI	ALPECIN-FENIX	13 PTS
99	JELLE WALLAYS	COFIDIS	13 PTS
100	LOUIS MEINTJES	INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT	12 PTS
101	MICHAEL VALGREN HUNDAHL	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	12 PTS
102	QUENTIN PACHER	B&B HOTELS	11 PTS
103	PHILIPPE GILBERT	LOTTO SOUDAL	9 PTS
104	BENOIT COSNEFROY	AG2R-CITROEN	9 PTS
105	BRANDON MCNULTY	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	8 PTS
106	RICHIE PORTE	INEOS GRENADIERS	7 PTS
107	GERAINT THOMAS	INEOS GRENADIERS	7 PTS
108	DAVIDE FORMOLO	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	6 PTS
109	DYLAN VAN BAARLE	INEOS GRENADIERS	6 PTS
110	MARK DONOVAN	TEAM DSM	5 PTS
111	CYRIL GAUTIER	B&B HOTELS	5 PTS
112	LUKE DURBRIDGE	TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE	5 PTS
113	RICK ZABEL	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	5 PTS
114	TAO GEOGHEGAN HART	INEOS GRENADIERS	4 PTS
115	NILS EEKHOFF	TEAM DSM	4 PTS
116	JONATHAN CASTROVIEJO	INEOS GRENADIERS	3 PTS
117	EMANUEL BUCHMANN	BORA-HANSGROHE	2 PTS
118	JESUS HERRADA	COFIDIS	2 PTS
119	DMITRIY GRUZDEV	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	2 PTS
120	MARCO HALLER	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	2 PTS
121	MARC HIRSCHI	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	1 PT
122	VEGARD STAKE LAENGEN	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	1 PT
123	PETR VAKOČ	ALPECIN-FENIX	1 PT
124	RETO HOLLENSTEIN	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	-6 PT
125	PIERRE ROLLAND	B&B HOTELS	-10 PT

Best young rider:

1	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	82hr 56min 36sec
2	JONAS VINGEGAARD	JUMBO-VISMA	@ 5min 20sec
3	DAVID GAUDU	GROUPAMA-FDJ	21' 50''
4	AURÉLIEN PARET PEINTRE	AG2R-CITROEN	39' 09''
5	SERGIO ANDRES HIGUITA	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	1h 09' 16''
6	VALENTIN MADOUAS	GROUPAMA-FDJ	2h 11' 39''
7	NEILSON POWLESS	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	2h 13' 33''
8	MARK DONOVAN	TEAM DSM	2h 17' 40''
9	JONAS RUTSCH	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	2h 29' 33''
10	BRENT VAN MOER	LOTTO SOUDAL	2h 43' 49''
11	BRANDON MCNULTY	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	2h 50' 53''
12	DORIAN GODON	AG2R-CITROEN	2h 57' 11''
13	GEORG ZIMMERMANN	INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT	3h 05' 48''
14	HARRISON SWEENY	LOTTO SOUDAL	3h 10' 52''
15	CYRIL BARTHE	B&B HOTELS	3h 12' 31''
16	MAXIME CHEVALIER	B&B HOTELS	3h 16' 54''
17	FRED WRIGHT	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	3h 24' 19''
18	MARC HIRSCHI	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	3h 24' 38''
19	STEFAN BISSEGGER	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	3h 31' 35''
20	JASPER PHILIPSEN	ALPECIN-FENIX	3h 42' 11''
21	MIKKEL BJERG	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	3h 42' 21''
22	CASPER PEDERSEN	TEAM DSM	3h 42' 52''
23	IDE SCHELLING	BORA-HANSGROHE	3h 51' 16''
24	OMER GOLDSTEIN	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	3h 55' 26''
25	NILS EEKHOFF	TEAM DSM	4h 02' 44''
26	JORIS NIEUWENHUIS	TEAM DSM	4h 03' 22''
27	SEAN BENNETT	QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH	4h 07' 42''

Final team classification:

1	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	249hr 16min 47sec
2	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	@ 19min 12sec
3	JUMBO-VISMA	1h 11' 35''
4	INEOS GRENADIERS	1h 27' 10''
5	AG2R-CITROEN	1h 31' 54''
6	BORA-HANSGROHE	1h 36' 44''
7	TREK-SEGAFREDO	1h 47' 04''
8	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	2h 01' 45''
9	MOVISTAR	2h 04' 28''
10	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	2h 38' 08''
11	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	3h 36' 47''
12	B&B HOTELS	3h 43' 10''
13	GROUPAMA-FDJ	3h 46' 26''
14	COFIDIS	3h 50' 22''
15	INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT	4h 15' 34''
16	TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE	4h 31' 31''
17	TOTALENERGIES	5h 02' 02''
18	ARKEA-SAMSIC	5h 50' 38''
19	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	5h 52' 16''
20	ALPECIN-FENIX	6h 07' 29''
21	QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH	6h 55' 52''
22	TEAM DSM	7h 33' 29''
23	LOTTO SOUDAL	7h 45' 44''

Stage 21 map & profile:

Stage 21 map

Stage 21 profile

Stage 21 photos by Fotoreporter Sirotti:

The peloton on the Champs Elysées

GC leader Tadej Pogacar

The peloton rounds the Arc de Triomphe

Bauke Mollema

Stefan Küng

And of course Pogacar has teammates staying close.

Wout van Aert wins the stage and keeps Mark Cavendish (in green) from breaking the Merckx/Cavendish record of 34 Tour de France stage wins.

That's a wrap. Tadej Pogacar has just won the Tour de France.

Stage winner Wout van Aert

Bahrain-Merida won the team prize.

Mark Cavendish wasn't even going to ride the Tour this year and now he has another Green Jersey.

The final GC podium, from left: Jonas Vingegaard (2nd), Tadej Pogacar (1st) & Richard Carapaz (3rd)

He's only 22, and he's won the Tour de France twice.

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Saturday, July 17: Stage 20, Libourne - St. Emilion 30.8 km individual time trial

Stage 20 complete results, stage story, photos, map & profile

Wout van Aert going faster than anyone else at the Tour de France. ASO photo

Results:

1	WOUT VAN AERT	JUMBO-VISMA	35min 53sec
2	KASPER ASGREEN	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	@ 21sec
3	JONAS VINGEGAARD	JUMBO-VISMA	0' 32''
4	STEFAN KÜNG	GROUPAMA-FDJ	0' 38''
5	STEFAN BISSEGGER	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	0' 44''
6	MATTIA CATTANEO	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	0' 49''
7	MIKKEL BJERG	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	0' 52''
8	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	0' 57''
9	MAGNUS CORT NIELSEN	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	1' 00''
10	DYLAN VAN BAARLE	INEOS GRENADIERS	1' 21''

GC after stage 20:

• GC leader: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Mountains classification leader: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Points classification leader: Mark Cavendish (Deceuninck-Quick Step)
• Best young rider: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Team classification leader: Bahrain Victorious

1	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	80hr 16min 59sec
2	JONAS VINGEGAARD	JUMBO-VISMA	@ 5min 20sec
3	RICHARD CARAPAZ	INEOS GRENADIERS	7' 03''
4	BEN O'CONNOR	AG2R-CITROEN	10' 02''
5	WILCO KELDERMAN	BORA-HANSGROHE	10' 13''
6	ENRIC MAS	MOVISTAR	11' 43''
7	ALEXEY LUTSENKO	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	12' 23''
8	GUILLAUME MARTIN	COFIDIS	15' 33''
9	PEIO BILBAO	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	16' 04''
10	RIGOBERTO URAN	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	18' 34''

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Friday, July 16: Stage 19, Mourenx - Libourne, 207 km

Complete stage 19 results, stage story, photos, map & profile

Matej Mohoric wins stage nineteen. Photo: ASO/Pauline Ballet

Results:

1	MATEJ MOHORIC	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	4hr 19min 17sec
2	CHRISTOPHE LAPORTE	COFIDIS	@ 58sec
3	CASPER PEDERSEN	TEAM DSM	s.t.
4	MIKE TEUNISSEN	JUMBO-VISMA	1' 02''
5	NILS POLITT	BORA-HANSGROHE	1' 08''
6	EDWARD THEUNS	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
7	MICHAEL VALGREN HUNDAHL	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	s.t.
8	GEORG ZIMMERMANN	INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT	s.t.
9	ANTHONY TURGIS	TOTALENERGIES	1' 10''
10	JASPER STUYVEN	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.

GC after stage 19:

• GC leader: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Mountains classification leader: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Points classification leader: Mark Cavendish (Deceuninck-Quick Step)
• Best young rider: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Team classification leader: Baharin Victorious

1	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	79hr 40min 9sec
2	JONAS VINGEGAARD	JUMBO-VISMA	@ 5min 45sec
3	RICHARD CARAPAZ	INEOS GRENADIERS	5' 51''
4	BEN O'CONNOR	AG2R-CITROEN	8' 18''
5	WILCO KELDERMAN	BORA-HANSGROHE	8' 50''
6	ENRIC MAS	MOVISTAR	10' 11''
7	ALEXEY LUTSENKO	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	11' 22''
8	GUILLAUME MARTIN	COFIDIS	12' 46''
9	PEIO BILBAO	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	13' 48''
10	RIGOBERTO URAN	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	16' 25''

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Thursday, July 15: Stage 18, Pau - Luz Ardiden, 129.7 km

Complete stage 18 results, stage story, photos, map and profile

Tadej Pogacar gets his third stage win this Tour. Photo: ASO/Charly Lopez

Results:

1	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	3hr 33min 45sec
2	JONAS VINGEGAARD	JUMBO-VISMA	@ 2sec
3	RICHARD CARAPAZ	INEOS GRENADIERS	s.t.
4	ENRIC MAS	MOVISTAR	0' 13''
5	DANIEL MARTIN	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	0' 24''
6	SEPP KUSS	JUMBO-VISMA	0' 30''
7	SERGIO ANDRES HIGUITA	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	0' 33''
8	BEN O'CONNOR	AG2R-CITROEN	0' 34''
9	WILCO KELDERMAN	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
10	ALEJANDRO VALVERDE	MOVISTAR	0' 40''

GC after stage 18:

• GC leader: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Mountains classification leader: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Points classification leader: Mark Cavendish (Deceuninck-Quick Step)
• Best young rider: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Team classification leader: Bahrain Victorious

1	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	75hr 0min 2sec
2	JONAS VINGEGAARD	JUMBO-VISMA	@ 5min 45sec
3	RICHARD CARAPAZ	INEOS GRENADIERS	5' 51''
4	BEN O'CONNOR	AG2R-CITROEN	8' 18''
5	WILCO KELDERMAN	BORA-HANSGROHE	8' 50''
6	ENRIC MAS	MOVISTAR	10' 11''
7	ALEXEY LUTSENKO	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	11' 22''
8	GUILLAUME MARTIN	COFIDIS	12' 46''
9	PEIO BILBAO	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	13' 48''
10	RIGOBERTO URAN	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	16' 25''

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Wednesday, July 14: Stage 17, Muret - Saint Lary Soulon/Col du Portet, 178.4 km

Complete stage 17 results, stage story, photos, map & profile

Tadej Pogacar can sit up as he crosses the the line atop the Col du Portet. Photo: ASO/Pauline Ballet results:

Results:

1	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	5hr 3min 31sec
2	JONAS VINGEGAARD	JUMBO-VISMA	@ 3sec
3	RICHARD CARAPAZ	INEOS GRENADIERS	0' 04''
4	DAVID GAUDU	GROUPAMA-FDJ	1' 19''
5	BEN O'CONNOR	AG2R-CITROEN	1' 26''
6	WILCO KELDERMAN	BORA-HANSGROHE	1' 40''
7	PEIO BILBAO	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	1' 44''
8	SERGIO ANDRES HIGUITA	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	1' 49''
9	RIGOBERTO URAN	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	s.t.
10	DYLAN TEUNS	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	s.t.

GC after stage 17:

• GC leader: Tadej Poacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Mountains classification leader: Wouter Poels (Bahrain Victorious)
• Points classification leader: Mark Cavendish (Deceuninck-Quick Step)
• Best young rider: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Team classification leader: Bahrain Victorious

1	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	71hr 26min 27sec
2	JONAS VINGEGAARD	JUMBO-VISMA	@ 5min 39sec
3	RICHARD CARAPAZ	INEOS GRENADIERS	5' 43''
4	RIGOBERTO URAN	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	7' 17''
5	BEN O'CONNOR	AG2R-CITROEN	7' 34''
6	WILCO KELDERMAN	BORA-HANSGROHE	8' 06''
7	ENRIC MAS	MOVISTAR	9' 48''
8	ALEXEY LUTSENKO	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	10' 04''
9	GUILLAUME MARTIN	COFIDIS	11' 51''
10	PEIO BILBAO	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	12' 53''

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Tuesday, July 13: Stage 16, Pas de la Case - Saint Gaudens, 169 km

Complete stage 16 results, stage story, photos, map & profile

Patrick Konrad gets his first Tour de France stage win. ASO/Pauline Ballet photo

Results:

1	PATRICK KONRAD	BORA-HANSGROHE	4hr 1min 59sec
2	SONNY COLBRELLI	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	@ 42sec
3	MICHAEL MATTHEWS	TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE	s.t.
4	PIERRE LUC PERICHON	COFIDIS	s.t.
5	FRANCK BONNAMOUR	B&B HOTELS	s.t.
6	ALEX ARANBURU DEBA	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	s.t.
7	TOMS SKUJINS	TREK-SEGAFREDO	0' 45''
8	JAN BAKELANTS	INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT	s.t.
9	DAVID GAUDU	GROUPAMA-FDJ	0' 47''
10	LORENZO ROTA	INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT	1' 03''

GC after stage 16:

• GC leader: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Mountains classification leader: Wout Poels (Bahrain Victorious)
• Points classification leader: Mark Cavendish (Deceuninck-Quick Step)
• Best young rider: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Team classification leader: Bahrain Victorious

1	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	66hr 23min 6sec
2	RIGOBERTO URAN	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	@ 5min 18sec
3	JONAS VINGEGAARD	JUMBO-VISMA	5' 32''
4	RICHARD CARAPAZ	INEOS GRENADIERS	5' 33''
5	BEN O'CONNOR	AG2R-CITROEN	5' 58''
6	WILCO KELDERMAN	BORA-HANSGROHE	6' 16''
7	ALEXEY LUTSENKO	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	7' 01''
8	ENRIC MAS	MOVISTAR	7' 11''
9	GUILLAUME MARTIN	COFIDIS	8' 02''
10	PEIO BILBAO	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	10' 59''

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Monday, July 12: Rest Day 2 in Andorra

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Sunday, July 11: Stage 15, Céret - Andorre la Vielle, 191.3 km

Complete stage 15 results, stage story, photos, map & profile

American Sepp Kuss wins stage 15, his first Tour de France stage win. Photo: ASO/Pauline Ballet

Results:

1	SEPP KUSS	JUMBO-VISMA	5hr 12min 6sec
2	ALEJANDRO VALVERDE	MOVISTAR	@ 23sec
3	WOUTER POELS	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	1' 15''
4	ION IZAGUIRRE INSAUSTI	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	s.t.
5	RUBEN GUERREIRO	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	s.t.
6	NAIRO QUINTANA	ARKEA-SAMSIC	s.t.
7	DAVID GAUDU	GROUPAMA-FDJ	s.t.
8	DANIEL MARTIN	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	1' 22''
9	FRANCK BONNAMOUR	B&B HOTELS	s.t.
10	AURÉLIEN PARET PEINTRE	AG2R-CITROEN	s.t.

GC after stage 15:

• GC leader: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Mountains classification leader: Wouter Poels (Bahrain Victorious)
• Points classification leader: Mark Cavendish (Deceuninck-Quick Step)
• Best young rider: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Team classification leader: Bahrain Victorious

1	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	62hr 7min 18sec
2	RIGOBERTO URAN	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	@ 5min 18sec
3	JONAS VINGEGAARD	JUMBO-VISMA	5' 32''
4	RICHARD CARAPAZ	INEOS GRENADIERS	5' 33''
5	BEN O'CONNOR	AG2R-CITROEN	5' 58''
6	WILCO KELDERMAN	BORA-HANSGROHE	6' 16''
7	ALEXEY LUTSENKO	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	7' 01''
8	ENRIC MAS	MOVISTAR	7' 11''
9	GUILLAUME MARTIN	COFIDIS	7' 58''
10	PEIO BILBAO	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	10' 59''

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Saturday, July 10: Stage 14, Carcassonne - Quillan, 183.7 km

Complete stage 14 results, stage story, photos, map & profile

Bauke Mollema takes a solo win in Quillan. Photo: ASO/Charly Lopez

Results:

1	BAUKE MOLLEMA	TREK-SEGAFREDO	4hr 16min 16sec
2	PATRICK KONRAD	BORA-HANSGROHE	@ 1min 4sec
3	SERGIO ANDRES HIGUITA	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	s.t.
4	MATTIA CATTANEO	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	1' 06''
5	MICHAEL WOODS	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	1' 10''
6	OMAR FRAILE	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	1' 25''
7	ELIE GESBERT	ARKEA-SAMSIC	s.t.
8	QUENTIN PACHER	B&B HOTELS	s.t.
9	LOUIS MEINTJES	INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT	1' 26''
10	JHOAN ESTEBAN CHAVES	TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE	1' 28''

GC after stage 14:

• GC leader: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Mountains classificaton leader: Michael Woods (Israel Start-Up Nation)
• Points classification leader: Mark Cavendish (Deceuninck-Quick Step)
• Best young rider: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Team classification leader: Bahrain Victorious

1	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	56hr 50min 21sec
2	GUILLAUME MARTIN	COFIDIS	@ 4min 4sec
3	RIGOBERTO URAN	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	5' 18''
4	JONAS VINGEGAARD	JUMBO-VISMA	5' 32''
5	RICHARD CARAPAZ	INEOS GRENADIERS	5' 33''
6	BEN O'CONNOR	AG2R-CITROEN	5' 58''
7	WILCO KELDERMAN	BORA-HANSGROHE	6' 16''
8	ALEXEY LUTSENKO	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	6' 30''
9	ENRIC MAS	MOVISTAR	7' 11''
10	MATTIA CATTANEO	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	9' 48''

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Friday, July 9: Stage 13, Nîmes - Carcassonne, 219.9 km

Complete stage 13 results, stage story, photos, map & profile

Mark Cavendish gets his 34th Tour de France stage win, equaling Eddy Merckx's record. ASO/Aurelian Vialatte photo

Results:

1	MARK CAVENDISH	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	5hr 4min 29sec
2	MICHAEL MØRKØV	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	s.t.
3	JASPER PHILIPSEN	ALPECIN-FENIX	s.t.
4	IVAN GARCIA CORTINA	MOVISTAR	s.t.
5	DANNY VAN POPPEL	INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT	s.t.
6	ALEX ARANBURU DEBA	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	s.t.
7	CHRISTOPHE LAPORTE	COFIDIS	s.t.
8	ANDRÉ GREIPEL	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	s.t.
9	MAGNUS CORT NIELSEN	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	s.t.
10	JASPER STUYVEN	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.

GC after stage 13:

• GC leader: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Mountains classification leader: Nairo Quintana (Arkea-Samsic)
• Points classification leader: Mark Cavendish (Deceuninck-Quick Step)
• Best young rider: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Team classification leader: Bahrain Victorious

1	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	52hr 27min 12sec
2	RIGOBERTO URAN	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	@ 5min 18sec
3	JONAS VINGEGAARD	JUMBO-VISMA	5' 32''
4	RICHARD CARAPAZ	INEOS GRENADIERS	5' 33''
5	BEN O'CONNOR	AG2R-CITROEN	5' 58''
6	WILCO KELDERMAN	BORA-HANSGROHE	6' 16''
7	ALEXEY LUTSENKO	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	6' 30''
8	ENRIC MAS	MOVISTAR	7' 11''
9	GUILLAUME MARTIN	COFIDIS	9' 29''
10	PEIO BILBAO	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	10' 28''

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Thursday, July 8: Stage 12, Saint Paul Trois Châteaux - Nîmes, 159.4 km

Complete stage 12 results, stage story, photos, map & profile

Nils Politt wins stage twelve. Photo: ASO/Charly Lopez

Results:

1	NILS POLITT	BORA-HANSGROHE	3hr 22min 12sec
2	IMANOL ERVITI	MOVISTAR	@ 31sec
3	HARRISON SWEENY	LOTTO SOUDAL	s.t.
4	STEFAN KÜNG	GROUPAMA-FDJ	1' 58''
5	LUKA MEZGEC	TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE	2' 06''
6	ANDRÉ GREIPEL	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	s.t.
7	EDWARD THEUNS	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
8	BRENT VAN MOER	LOTTO SOUDAL	s.t.
9	JULIAN ALAPHILIPPE	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	s.t.
10	SERGIO LUIS HENAO	QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH	s.t.

GC after stage 12:

• GC leader: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Mountains classification leader: Nairo Quintana (Arkea-Samsic)
• Points classification leader: Mark Cavendish (Deceuninck-Quick Step)
• Best young rider: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Team classification leader: Bahrain Victorious

1	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	47hr 22min 43sec
2	RIGOBERTO URAN	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	@ 5min 18sec
3	JONAS VINGEGAARD	JUMBO-VISMA	5' 32''
4	RICHARD CARAPAZ	INEOS GRENADIERS	5' 33''
5	BEN O'CONNOR	AG2R-CITROEN	5' 58''
6	WILCO KELDERMAN	BORA-HANSGROHE	6' 16''
7	ALEXEY LUTSENKO	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	6' 30''
8	ENRIC MAS	MOVISTAR	7' 11''
9	GUILLAUME MARTIN	COFIDIS	9' 29''
10	PEIO BILBAO	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	10' 28''

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Wednesday, July 7: Stage 11, Sorgues - Malaucène, 198.9 km

Complete stage 11 results, stage story, photos, map & profile

Wout van Aert gets his fifth Tour de France stage win. Photo: ASO/Pauline Ballet

Results:

1	WOUT VAN AERT	JUMBO-VISMA	5hr 17min 43sec
2	KENNY ELISSONDE	TREK-SEGAFREDO	@ 1min 14sec
3	BAUKE MOLLEMA	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
4	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	1' 38''
5	RIGOBERTO URAN	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	s.t.
6	RICHARD CARAPAZ	INEOS GRENADIERS	s.t.
7	JONAS VINGEGAARD	JUMBO-VISMA	s.t.
8	ALEXEY LUTSENKO	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	1' 56''
9	WILCO KELDERMAN	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
10	ENRIC MAS	MOVISTAR	3' 02''

GC after stage 11:

• GC leader: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Mountains classificaton leader: Nairo Quintana (Arkea-Samsic)
• Points classification leader: Mark Cavendish (Deceuninck-Quick Step)
• Best young rider: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Team classification leader: Bahrain Victorious

1	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	43hr 44min 38sec
2	RIGOBERTO URAN	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	@ 5min 18sec
3	JONAS VINGEGAARD	JUMBO-VISMA	5' 32''
4	RICHARD CARAPAZ	INEOS GRENADIERS	5' 33''
5	BEN O'CONNOR	AG2R-CITROEN	5' 58''
6	WILCO KELDERMAN	BORA-HANSGROHE	6' 16''
7	ALEXEY LUTSENKO	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	6' 30''
8	ENRIC MAS	MOVISTAR	7' 11''
9	GUILLAUME MARTIN	COFIDIS	9' 29''
10	PEIO BILBAO	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	10' 28''

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Tuesday, July 6: Stage 10, Albertville - Valence, 190.7 km

Complete stage 10 results, stage story, photos, map & profile

Mark Cavendish gets his 33rd Tour de France stage win. Photo: ASO/Charly Lopez

Results:

1	MARK CAVENDISH	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	4hr 14min 7sec
2	WOUT VAN AERT	JUMBO-VISMA	s.t.
3	JASPER PHILIPSEN	ALPECIN-FENIX	s.t.
4	NACER BOUHANNI	ARKEA-SAMSIC	s.t.
5	MICHAEL MATTHEWS	TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE	s.t.
6	MICHAEL MØRKØV	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	s.t.
7	ANDRÉ GREIPEL	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	s.t.
8	PETER SAGAN	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
9	ANTHONY TURGIS	TOTALENERGIES	s.t.
10	CEES BOL	TEAM DSM	s.t.

GC after stage 10:

• GC leader: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Mountains classification leader: Nairo Quintana (Arkea-Samsic)
• Points classification leader: Mark Cavendish (Deceuninck-Quick Step)
• Best young rider: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Team classification leader: Bahrain Victorious

1	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	38hr 25min 17sec
2	BEN O'CONNOR	AG2R-CITROEN	@ 2min 1sec
3	RIGOBERTO URAN	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	5' 18''
4	JONAS VINGEGAARD	JUMBO-VISMA	5' 32''
5	RICHARD CARAPAZ	INEOS GRENADIERS	5' 33''
6	ENRIC MAS	MOVISTAR	5' 47''
7	WILCO KELDERMAN	BORA-HANSGROHE	5' 58''
8	ALEXEY LUTSENKO	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	6' 12''
9	GUILLAUME MARTIN	COFIDIS	7' 02''
10	DAVID GAUDU	GROUPAMA-FDJ	7' 22''

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Monday, July 5: Rest day 1 in Tignes

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Sunday, July 4: Stage 9, Cluses - Tignes, 144.9 km

Complete stage 9 results, stage story, photos, map & profile

Ben O'Connor has left the best bicycle riders in the world more than five minutes behind. Photo: ASO/Pauline Ballet

Results:

1	BEN O'CONNOR	AG2R-CITROEN	4hr 26min 43sec
2	MATTIA CATTANEO	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	@ 5min 7sec
3	SONNY COLBRELLI	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	5' 34"
4	GUILLAUME MARTIN	COFIDIS	5' 36"
5	FRANCK BONNAMOUR	B&B HOTELS	6' 02"
6	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	s.t.
7	RICHARD CARAPAZ	INEOS GRENADIERS	6' 34"
8	JONAS VINGEGAARD	JUMBO-VISMA	s.t.
9	ENRIC MAS	MOVISTAR	s.t.
10	RIGOBERTO URAN	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	s.t.

GC after stage 9:

• GC leader: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Mountains classification leader: Nairo Quintana (Arkea-Samsic)
• Points classification leader: Mark Cavendish (Deceuninck-Quick Step)
• Best young rider: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Team classification leader: Bahrain Victorous

1	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	34hr 11min 10sec
2	BEN O'CONNOR	AG2R-CITROEN	@ 2min 1sec
3	RIGOBERTO URAN	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	5' 18"
4	JONAS VINGEGAARD	JUMBO-VISMA	5' 32"
5	RICHARD CARAPAZ	INEOS GRENADIERS	5' 33"
6	ENRIC MAS	MOVISTAR	5' 47"
7	WILCO KELDERMAN	BORA-HANSGROHE	5' 58"
8	ALEXEY LUTSENKO	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	6' 12"
9	GUILLAUME MARTIN	COFIDIS	7' 02"
10	DAVID GAUDU	GROUPAMA-FDJ	7' 22"

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Saturday, July 3: Stage 8, Oyonnax - Le Grand Bornand, 150.8 km

Complete stage 8 results, stage story, photos, map & profile

Dylan Teuns wins stage 8. Photo: ASO/Charly Lopez

Results:

1	DYLAN TEUNS	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	3hr 54min 41sec
2	ION IZAGUIRRE INSAUSTI	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	@ 44sec
3	MICHAEL WOODS	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	0' 47"
4	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	0' 49"
5	WOUTER POELS	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	2' 33"
6	SIMON YATES	TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE	2' 43"
7	AURÉLIEN PARET PEINTRE	AG2R-CITROEN	3' 03"
8	GUILLAUME MARTIN	COFIDIS	s.t.
9	MATTIA CATTANEO	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	4' 07"
10	JONAS VINGEGAARD	JUMBO-VISMA	4' 09"

GC after stage 8:

• GC leader: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Mountains classification leader: Wouter Poels (Bahrain Victorious)
• Points classification leader: Mark Cavendish (Deceuninck-Quick Step)
• Best young rider: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Team classification leaer: Bahrain Victorious

1	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	29hr 38min 25sec
2	WOUT VAN AERT	JUMBO-VISMA	@ 1min 48sec
3	ALEXEY LUTSENKO	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	4' 38"
4	RIGOBERTO URAN	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	4' 46"
5	JONAS VINGEGAARD	JUMBO-VISMA	5' 00"
6	RICHARD CARAPAZ	INEOS GRENADIERS	5' 01"
7	WILCO KELDERMAN	BORA-HANSGROHE	5' 13"
8	ENRIC MAS	MOVISTAR	5' 15"
9	DAVID GAUDU	GROUPAMA-FDJ	5' 52"
10	PEIO BILBAO	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	6' 41"

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Friday, July 2: Stage 7, Vierzon - Le Creusot, 249.1 km

Complete stage 7 results, stage story, photos, map & profile

Matej Mohoric wins alone in Le Creusot. Photo: ASO/Pauline Ballet

Results:

1	MATEJ MOHORIC	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	5hr 28min 20sec
2	JASPER STUYVEN	TREK-SEGAFREDO	@ 1min 20sec
3	MAGNUS CORT NIELSEN	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	1' 40"
4	MATHIEU VAN DER POEL	ALPECIN-FENIX	s.t.
5	KASPER ASGREEN	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	s.t.
6	FRANCK BONNAMOUR	B&B HOTELS	s.t.
7	PATRICK KONRAD	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
8	WOUT VAN AERT	JUMBO-VISMA	s.t.
9	BRENT VAN MOER	LOTTO SOUDAL	1' 44"
10	DORIAN GODON	AG2R-CITROEN	2' 45"

GC after stage 7:

• GC leader: Mathieu van der Poel (Alpecin-Fenix)
• Mountains classification leader: Matej Mohoric (Bahrain Victorious)
• Points classification leader: Mark Cavendish (Deceuninck-Quick Step)
• Best young rider: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Team classification leader: Jumbo-Visma

1	MATHIEU VAN DER POEL	ALPECIN-FENIX	25hr 39min 17sec
2	WOUT VAN AERT	JUMBO-VISMA	@ 30'sec
3	KASPER ASGREEN	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	1' 49"
4	MATEJ MOHORIC	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	3' 01"
5	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	3' 43"
6	VINCENZO NIBALI	TREK-SEGAFREDO	4' 12"
7	JULIAN ALAPHILIPPE	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	4' 23"
8	ALEXEY LUTSENKO	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	4' 56"
9	PIERRE LATOUR	TOTALENERGIES	5' 03"
10	RIGOBERTO URAN	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	5' 04"

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Thursday, July 1: Stage 6, Tours - Châteauroux, 160.6 km

Complete stage 6 results, stage story, photos, map & profile

Two road stage wins in a row for the re-born Mark Cavendish. Photo: ASO/Charly Lopez

Results:

1	MARK CAVENDISH	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	3hr 17min 36sec
2	JASPER PHILIPSEN	ALPECIN-FENIX	s.t.
3	NACER BOUHANNI	ARKEA-SAMSIC	s.t.
4	ARNAUD DEMARE	GROUPAMA-FDJ	s.t.
5	PETER SAGAN	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
6	CEES BOL	TEAM DSM	s.t.
7	TIM MERLIER	ALPECIN-FENIX	s.t.
8	WOUT VAN AERT	JUMBO-VISMA	s.t.
9	MICHAEL MATTHEWS	TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE	s.t.
10	MADS PEDERSEN	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.

GC after stage 6:

• GC leader: Mathieu van der Poel (Alpecin-Fenix)
• Mountains classification leader: Ide Schelling (Bora-hansgrohe)
• Points classification leader: Mark Cavendish (Deceuninck-Quick Step)
• Best young rider: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Team classification leader: Jumbo-Visma

1	MATHIEU VAN DER POEL	ALPECIN-FENIX	20hr 9min 17sec
2	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	@ 8sec
3	WOUT VAN AERT	JUMBO-VISMA	0' 30"
4	JULIAN ALAPHILIPPE	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	0' 48"
5	ALEXEY LUTSENKO	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	1' 21"
6	PIERRE LATOUR	TOTALENERGIES	1' 28"
7	RIGOBERTO URAN	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	1' 29"
8	JONAS VINGEGAARD	JUMBO-VISMA	1' 43"
9	RICHARD CARAPAZ	INEOS GRENADIERS	1' 44"
10	PRIMOŽ ROGLIČ	JUMBO-VISMA	1' 48"

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Wednesday, June 30: Stage 5, Changé - Laval Espace Mayenne 27.2 km individual time trial

Complete stage 5 results, stage story, photos, map & profile

Stage winner Tadej Pogacar going faster than anyone else. ASO photo

Results:

1	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	32min 0sec
2	STEFAN KÜNG	GROUPAMA-FDJ	@ 19'sec
3	JONAS VINGEGAARD	JUMBO-VISMA	0' 27"
4	WOUT VAN AERT	JUMBO-VISMA	0' 30"
5	MATHIEU VAN DER POEL	ALPECIN-FENIX	0' 31"
6	KASPER ASGREEN	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	0' 37"
7	PRIMOŽ ROGLIČ	JUMBO-VISMA	0' 44"
8	MATTIA CATTANEO	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	0' 55"
9	RICHIE PORTE	INEOS GRENADIERS	s.t.
10	ALEXEY LUTSENKO	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	1' 00"

GC after stage 5:

• GC leader: Mathieu van der Poel (Alpecin-Fenix)
• Mountains classification leader: Ide Schelling (Bora-hansgrohe)
• Points classification leader: Mark Cavendish (Deceuninck-Quick Step)
• Best young rider: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Team classification leader: Jumbo-Visma

1	MATHIEU VAN DER POEL	ALPECIN-FENIX	16hr 51min 41sec
2	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	@ 8sec
3	WOUT VAN AERT	JUMBO-VISMA	0' 30"
4	JULIAN ALAPHILIPPE	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	0' 48"
5	ALEXEY LUTSENKO	ASTANA-PREMIER TECH	1' 21"
6	PIERRE LATOUR	TOTALENERGIES	1' 28"
7	RIGOBERTO URAN	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	1' 29"
8	JONAS VINGEGAARD	JUMBO-VISMA	1' 43"
9	RICHARD CARAPAZ	INEOS GRENADIERS	1' 44"
10	PRIMOŽ ROGLIČ	JUMBO-VISMA	1' 48"

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Tuesday, June 29: Stage 4, Redon - Fougères, 150.4 km

Complete stage 4 results, stage story, photos, map & profile

Mark Cavendish gets his 31st Tour de France stage win, his first in five years. Photo: ASO/Charly Lopez

Results:

1	MARK CAVENDISH	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	3hr 20min 17sec
2	NACER BOUHANNI	ARKEA-SAMSIC	s.t.
3	JASPER PHILIPSEN	ALPECIN-FENIX	s.t.
4	MICHAEL MATTHEWS	TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE	s.t.
5	PETER SAGAN	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
6	CEES BOL	TEAM DSM	s.t.
7	CHRISTOPHE LAPORTE	COFIDIS	s.t.
8	MADS PEDERSEN	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
9	BOY VAN POPPEL	INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT	s.t.
10	ANDRÉ GREIPEL	ISRAEL START-UP NATION	s.t.

GC after stage 4:

• GC leader: Mathieu van der Poel (Alpecin-Fenix)
• Mountains classificaton leader: Ide Schelling
• Points classificaton leader: Mark Cavendish (Deceuninck-Quick Step)
• Best young rider: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Team classification leader: Bahrain Victorious

1	MATHIEU VAN DER POEL	ALPECIN-FENIX	16hr 19min 10sec
2	JULIAN ALAPHILIPPE	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	@ 8sec
3	RICHARD CARAPAZ	INEOS GRENADIERS	0' 31"
4	WOUT VAN AERT	JUMBO-VISMA	s.t.
5	WILCO KELDERMAN	BORA-HANSGROHE	0' 38"
6	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	0' 39"
7	ENRIC MAS	MOVISTAR	0' 40"
8	NAIRO QUINTANA	ARKEA-SAMSIC	s.t.
9	PIERRE LATOUR	TOTALENERGIES	0' 45"
10	DAVID GAUDU	GROUPAMA-FDJ	0' 52"

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Monday, June 28: Stage 3, Lorient - Pontivy, 182.9 km

Complete stage 3 results, stage story, photos, map & profile

Tim Merlier is the day's stage winner with his teammate Jasper Philipsen taking second place.

Results:

1	TIM MERLIER	ALPECIN-FENIX	4hr 1min 28sec
2	JASPER PHILIPSEN	ALPECIN-FENIX	s.t.
3	NACER BOUHANNI	ARKEA-SAMSIC	s.t.
4	DAVIDE BALLERINI	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	s.t.
5	SONNY COLBRELLI	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	s.t.
6	JULIAN ALAPHILIPPE	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	s.t.
7	MATHIEU VAN DER POEL	ALPECIN-FENIX	s.t.
8	CEES BOL	TEAM DSM	s.t.
9	ANTHONY TURGIS	TOTALENERGIES	s.t.
10	MAXIMILIAN WALSCHEID	QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH	s.t.

GC after stage 3:

• GC leader: Mathieu van der Poel (Alpecin-Fenix)
• Mountains classification leader: Ide Schelling (Bora-hansgrohe)
• Points classification leader: Julian Alaphilippe (Deceuninck-Quick Step)
• Best young rider: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Team classification leader: Bahrain Victorious

1	MATHIEU VAN DER POEL	ALPECIN-FENIX	12hr 58min 53sec
2	JULIAN ALAPHILIPPE	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	@ 8sec
3	RICHARD CARAPAZ	INEOS GRENADIERS	0' 31"
4	WOUT VAN AERT	JUMBO-VISMA	s.t.
5	WILCO KELDERMAN	BORA-HANSGROHE	0' 38"
6	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	0' 39"
7	ENRIC MAS	MOVISTAR	0' 40"
8	NAIRO QUINTANA	ARKEA-SAMSIC	s.t.
9	PIERRE LATOUR	TOTALENERGIES	0' 45"
10	SERGIO ANDRES HIGUITA	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	0' 52"

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Sunday, June 27: Stage 2, Perros Guirec - Mûr de Bretagne, 183.5 km

Complete stage 2 results, stage story, photos, map & profile

Mathieu van der Poel wins the stage and becomes the new GC leader. Photo: ASO/Charly Lopez

Results:

1	MATHIEU VAN DER POEL	ALPECIN-FENIX	4hr 18min 30sec
2	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	@ 6sec
3	PRIMOŽ ROGLIČ	JUMBO-VISMA	s.t.
4	WILCO KELDERMAN	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
5	JULIAN ALAPHILIPPE	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	0' 08"
6	BAUKE MOLLEMA	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
7	JONAS VINGEGAARD	JUMBO-VISMA	s.t.
8	SERGIO ANDRES HIGUITA	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	s.t.
9	PIERRE LATOUR	TOTALENERGIES	s.t.
10	JACK HAIG	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	s.t.

GC after stage 2:

• GC leader: Mathieu van der Poel (Alpecin-Fenix)
• Mountains classificaton leader: Mathieu van der Poel (Alpecin-Fenix)
• Points classification leader: Julian Alaphilippe (Deceuninck-Quick step)
• Best young rider: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Team classification leader: Jumbo-Visma

1	MATHIEU VAN DER POEL	ALPECIN-FENIX	8hr 57min 25sec
2	JULIAN ALAPHILIPPE	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	@ 8sec
3	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	0' 13"
4	PRIMOŽ ROGLIČ	JUMBO-VISMA	0' 14"
5	WILCO KELDERMAN	BORA-HANSGROHE	0' 24"
6	JACK HAIG	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	0' 26"
7	BAUKE MOLLEMA	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
8	SERGIO ANDRES HIGUITA	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	s.t.
9	JONAS VINGEGAARD	JUMBO-VISMA	s.t.
10	DAVID GAUDU	GROUPAMA-FDJ	s.t.

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Saturday, June 26: Stage 1, Brest - Landerneau, 197.8 km

Complete stage 1 results, stage story, photos, map & profile

Julian Alaphilippe takes the first stage in style. Photo: ASO

Results:

1	JULIAN ALAPHILIPPE	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	4hhr 39min 5sec
2	MICHAEL MATTHEWS	TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE	@ 8sec
3	PRIMOŽ ROGLIČ	JUMBO-VISMA	s.t.
4	JACK HAIG	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	s.t.
5	WILCO KELDERMAN	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
6	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	s.t.
7	DAVID GAUDU	GROUPAMA-FDJ	s.t.
8	SERGIO ANDRES HIGUITA	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	s.t.
9	BAUKE MOLLEMA	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
10	GERAINT THOMAS	INEOS GRENADIERS	s.t.

GC after stage 1

• GC Leader: Julian Alaphilippe (Deceuninck-Quick Step)
• Mountains classification leader: Ide Schelling (Bora-hansgrohe)
• Points classification leader: Julian Alaphilippe (Deceuninck-Quick Step)
• Best young rider: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
• Team classification leader: Jumbo-Visma

1	JULIAN ALAPHILIPPE	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP	4hr 38min 55sec
2	MICHAEL MATTHEWS	TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE	@ 12sec
3	PRIMOŽ ROGLIČ	JUMBO-VISMA	0' 14"
4	JACK HAIG	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS	0' 18"
5	WILCO KELDERMAN	BORA-HANSGROHE	s.t.
6	TADEJ POGACAR	UAE TEAM EMIRATES	s.t.
7	DAVID GAUDU	GROUPAMA-FDJ	s.t.
8	SERGIO ANDRES HIGUITA	EF EDUCATION-NIPPO	s.t.
9	BAUKE MOLLEMA	TREK-SEGAFREDO	s.t.
10	GERAINT THOMAS	INEOS GRENADIERS	s.t.

 

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Start list with back numbers, June 25, 2021:

	UAE TEAM EMIRATES
1	TADEJ POGACAR
2	MIKKEL BJERG
3	RUI COSTA
4	DAVIDE FORMOLO
5	MARC HIRSCHI
6	VEGARD STAKE LAENGEN
7	RAFAL MAJKA
8	BRANDON MCNULTY
	JUMBO - VISMA
11	PRIMOŽ ROGLIČ
12	WOUT VAN AERT
13	ROBERT GESINK
14	STEVEN KRUIJSWIJK
15	SEPP KUSS
16	TONY MARTIN
17	MIKE TEUNISSEN
18	JONAS VINGEGAARD
	INEOS GRENADIERS
21	GERAINT THOMAS
22	RICHARD CARAPAZ
23	JONATHAN CASTROVIEJO
24	TAO GEOGHEGAN HART
25	MICHAL KWIATKOWSKI
26	RICHIE PORTE
27	LUKE ROWE
28	DYLAN VAN BAARLE
	ISRAEL START-UP NATION
31	CHRIS FROOME
32	GUILLAUME BOIVIN
33	OMER GOLDSTEIN
34	ANDRÉ GREIPEL
35	RETO HOLLENSTEIN
36	DANIEL MARTIN
37	MICHAEL WOODS
38	RICK ZABEL
	TREK - SEGAFREDO
41	VINCENZO NIBALI
42	JULIEN BERNARD
43	KENNY ELISSONDE
44	BAUKE MOLLEMA
45	MADS PEDERSEN
46	TOMS SKUJINS
47	JASPER STUYVEN
48	EDWARD THEUNS
	DECEUNINCK - QUICK STEP
51	JULIAN ALAPHILIPPE
52	KASPER ASGREEN
53	DAVIDE BALLERINI
54	MATTIA CATTANEO
55	MARK CAVENDISH
56	TIM DECLERCQ
57	DRIES DEVENYNS
58	MICHAEL MØRKØV
	MOVISTAR TEAM
61	MIGUEL ANGEL LOPEZ
62	JORGE ARCAS
63	IMANOL ERVITI
64	IVAN GARCIA CORTINA
65	ENRIC MAS
66	MARC SOLER
67	ALEJANDRO VALVERDE
68	CARLOS VERONA
	BORA - HANSGROHE
71	PETER SAGAN
72	EMANUEL BUCHMANN
73	WILCO KELDERMAN
74	PATRICK KONRAD
75	DANIEL OSS
76	NILS POLITT
77	LUKAS PÖSTLBERGER
78I	DE SCHELLING
	GROUPAMA - FDJ
81	DAVID GAUDU
82	BRUNO ARMIRAIL
83	ARNAUD DEMARE
84	JACOPO GUARNIERI
85	IGNATAS KONOVALOVAS
86	STEFAN KÜNG
87	VALENTIN MADOUAS
88	MILES SCOTSON
	COFIDIS
91	GUILLAUME MARTIN
92	RUBEN FERNANDEZ
93	SIMON GESCHKE
94	JESUS HERRADA
95	CHRISTOPHE LAPORTE
96	ANTHONY PEREZ
97	PIERRE LUC PERICHON
98	JELLE WALLAYS
	ALPECIN - FENIX
101	MATHIEU VAN DER POEL
102	SILVAN DILLIER
103	TIM MERLIER
104	XANDRO MEURISSE
105	JASPER PHILIPSEN
106	JONAS RICKAERT
107	KRISTIAN SBARAGLI
108	PETR VAKOČ
	EF EDUCATION - NIPPO
111	RIGOBERTO URAN
112	STEFAN BISSEGGER
113	RUBEN GUERREIRO
114	SERGIO ANDRES HIGUITA
115	MICHAEL VALGREN HUNDAHL
116	MAGNUS CORT NIELSEN
117	NEILSON POWLESS
118	JONAS RUTSCH
	AG2R CITROEN TEAM
121	BENOIT COSNEFROY
122	DORIAN GODON
123	OLIVER NAESEN
124	BEN O'CONNOR
125	AURÉLIEN PARET PEINTRE
126	NANS PETERS
127	MICHAEL SCHÄR
128	GREG VAN AVERMAET
	TEAM ARKEA - SAMSIC
131	WARREN BARGUIL
132	NACER BOUHANNI
133	ANTHONY DELAPLACE
134	ELIE GESBERT
135	DANIEL MCLAY
136	NAIRO QUINTANA
137	CLÉMENT RUSSO
138	CONNOR SWIFT
	TEAM DSM
141	SØREN KRAGH ANDERSEN
142	TIESJ BENOOT
143	CEES BOL
144	MARK DONOVAN
145	NILS EEKHOFF
146	JORIS NIEUWENHUIS
147	CASPER PEDERSEN
148	JASHA SÜTTERLIN
	LOTTO SOUDAL
151	CALEB EWAN
152	JASPER DE BUYST
153	THOMAS DE GENDT
154	PHILIPPE GILBERT
155	ROGER KLUGE
156	HARRISON SWEENY
157	TOSH VAN DER SANDE
158	BRENT VAN MOER
	BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS
161	JACK HAIG
162	PEIO BILBAO
163	SONNY COLBRELLI
164	MARCO HALLER
165	MATEJ MOHORIC
166	WOUTER POELS
167	DYLAN TEUNS
168	FRED WRIGHT
	TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE
171	MICHAEL MATTHEWS
172	JHOAN ESTEBAN CHAVES
173	LUKE DURBRIDGE
174	LUCAS HAMILTON
175	AMUND GRØNDAHL JANSEN
176	CHRISTOPHER JUUL JENSEN
177	LUKA MEZGEC
178	SIMON YATES
	ASTANA - PREMIER TECH
181	JAKOB FUGLSANG
182	ALEX ARANBURU DEBA
183	STEFAN DE BOD
184	OMAR FRAILE
185	DMITRIY GRUZDEV
186	HUGO HOULE
187	ION IZAGUIRRE INSAUSTI
188	ALEXEY LUTSENKO
	TEAM QHUBEKA NEXTHASH
191	SERGIO LUIS HENAO
192	CARLOS BARBERO
193	SEAN BENNETT
194	VICTOR CAMPENAERTS
195	SIMON CLARKE
196	NICHOLAS DLAMINI
197	MICHAEL GOGL
198	MAXIMILIAN RICHARD WALSCHEID
	TOTALENERGIES
201	PIERRE LATOUR
202	EDVALD BOASSON HAGEN
203	JÉRÉMY CABOT
204	VICTOR DE LA PARTE
205	FABIEN DOUBEY
206	CRISTIAN RODRIGUEZ MARTIN
207	JULIEN SIMON
208	ANTHONY TURGIS
	INTERMARCHE - WANTY - GOBERT MATERIAUX
211	LOUIS MEINTJES
212	JAN BAKELANTS
213	JONAS KOCH
214	LORENZO ROTA
215	BOY VAN POPPEL
216	DANNY VAN POPPEL
217	LOÏC VLIEGEN
218	GEORG ZIMMERMANN
	B&B HOTELS P/B KTM
221	BRYAN COQUARD
222	CYRIL BARTHE
223	FRANCK BONNAMOUR
224	MAXIME CHEVALIER
225	CYRIL GAUTIER
226	CYRIL LEMOINE
227	QUENTIN PACHER
228	PIERRE ROLLAND

 

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List of stages:

STAGE 1: 06/26, 197.8 KM, BREST > LANDERNEAU

STAGE 2: 06/27, 182 KM, PERROS-GUIREC > MÛR-DE-BRETAGNE GUERLÉDAN

STAGE 3: 06/28, 182 KM, LORIENT > PONTIVY

STAGE 4: 06/29, 152 KM, REDON > FOUGÈRES

STAGE 5: 06/30, 27 KM, CHANGÉ > LAVAL ESPACE MAYENNE

STAGE 6: 07/01, 144 KM, TOURS > CHÂTEAUROUX

STAGE 7: 07/02, 248 KM, VIERZON > LE CREUSOT

STAGE 8: 07/03, 151 KM, OYONNAX > LE GRAND-BORNAND

STAGE 9: 07/04, 145 KM, CLUSES > TIGNES

REST DAY 1: 07/05, TIGNES

STAGE 10: 07/06, 186 KM, ALBERTVILLE > VALENCE

STAGE 11: 07/07, 199 KM, SORGUES > MALAUCÈNE

STAGE 12: 07/08, 161 KM, SAINT-PAUL-TROIS-CHÂTEAUX > NÎMES

STAGE 13: 07/09, 220 KM, NÎMES > CARCASSONNE

STAGE 14: 07/10, 184 KM, CARCASSONNE > QUILLAN

STAGE 15: 07/11, 192 KM, CÉRET > ANDORRE-LA-VIEILLE

REST DAY 2: 07/12, ANDORRE

STAGE 16: 07/13, 169 KM, PAS DE LA CASE > SAINT-GAUDENS

STAGE 17: 07/14, 178 KM, MURET > SAINT-LARY-SOULAN COL DU PORTET

STAGE 18: 07/15, 130 KM, PAU > LUZ ARDIDEN

STAGE 19: 07/16, 203 KM, MOURENX > LIBOURNE

STAGE 20: 07/17, 31 KM, LIBOURNE > SAINT-EMILION

STAGE 21: 07/18, 112 KM, CHATOU > PARIS CHAMPS-ÉLYSÉES

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Here's the the organizer's explanation of the 2021 Tour route, released November 1, 2020:

The route of the 2021 Tour de France, which is due to run from 26 June to 18 July, was presented on the set of France Télévisions' Stade 2 weekly programme today. After the Grand Départ in Copenhagen and Denmark had to be postponed to the following edition, this time the show will get on the road in Brittany with four stages tailored to punchers and sprinters.

The 2021 route has been fine-tuned to keep the suspense going until the end. Climbers will get three opportunities to gain time on summit finishes (Tignes, Saint-Lary-Soulan Col du Portet and Luz Ardiden), but riders will also have to make use of their descending skills to win in Le Grand Bornand, at the foot of a "revamped" Ventoux and in Andorra. The addition of two individual time trials with a combined length of 58 kilometres will also be a decisive factor in the strategies of the riders. 

The 108th Tour de France will feature a groundbreaking route with a double serving of double trouble. Contenders for the overall victory will have to be on high alert from the get-go, lest they choke on the two climbs up the Mûr-de-Bretagne, which will be tackled from a different side in the stage 2 finale. Ten days later, they will have to make another show of strength on the slopes of the Mont Ventoux. The Giant of Provence, which is making its first double appearance in a stage, will be tackled from two different sides before plunging down to Malaucène. In between these two key dates, the riders will have already faced new challenges, including four stages in the four departments that make up Brittany —from Brest to Fougères— riddled with hazards such as coastal winds and the hills of the Armorican Massif. The Signal d'Uchon, a recently discovered climb in the Morvan, will decide the stage to Le Creusot in its first appearance in the race. 

The return of the first-week individual time trial will provide an early indication of the pecking order, which the climbers will do their best to shake up in the two gruelling Alpine stages finishing in Le Grand Bornand and on the heights of Tignes, just before the first rest day. 

After that, the Pyrenees will dispel any remaining doubts in five action-packed duels in the high mountains, combining the brand-new, spectacular Col de Saint-Louis on the road to Quillan with absolute classics like the Peyresourde – Val Louron-Azet – Col du Portet and Tourmalet – Luz Ardiden sequences. It will be do or die for the kings of the mountains, who will have to grab every second they can if they are to fend off the toughest power riders in the 31 km romp through the vineyards of Saint-Émilion on the eve of the finish on the Champs-Élysées. 

While the destiny of the yellow jersey will probably be decided in south-western France, the fight for the green jersey will take place all over the country, with no fewer than seven stages likely to fall to the sprinters as long as their teammates can keep any breakaways on a tight leash. Stage hunters will also get numerous opportunities to thwart the peloton.

Time to follow Alaphilippe's wheel! Following the cancellation of the 2020 edition, the cyclosportive riders of the Étape du Tour de France will get back to business on the course of stage 2 of the last Tour de France, an 186 km trek featuring the Col de la Colmiane, Col de Turini and Col d'Èze as its highlights. The decision to keep the original course of the 30th edition stems from a common aspiration with the city of Nice to support the villages in the Vésubie Valley, which were devastated and left with damaged roads by Storm Alex a few weeks ago. Note that riders who signed up for the 2020 edition will have priority for 2021, but they may ask for a refund if they no longer wish to take part in the event. The official registration window will open at the beginning of the year. 

Since 2014, the women's peloton has raced on the Champs-Élysées, tamed the Col d'Izoard and gone head to head in a circuit race at the foot of the Pyrenees. The eighth edition of the race will take the riders to Mûr-de-Bretagne, a hallowed site of cycling that has come to be known as "the Breton Alpe d'Huez". While the men will face a double serving of the climb in the finale of stage 2, the ladies will tackle it no fewer than six times on 27 June 2021. The course is about 130 km long and consists of five laps of a circuit to be completed before the finish. Each lap will be another turn of the screw!