Stage 1: Düsseldorf → Düsseldorf, 14 km ITT Full Results and Report
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The first rider down the ramp on the Grand Depart is always noteworthy, Elie GESBERT (TEAM FORTUNEO OSCARO) | 
1st Geraint THOMAS (SKY) 14 km in 16:04 | 
Geraint THOMAS (SKY) | 
Geraint THOMAS (SKY) charging to his first Grand Tour stage win | 
2nd Stefan KÜNG (BMC RACING) + 5s | 
Stefan KÜNG (BMC RACING) | 
Stefan KÜNG (BMC RACING) | 
Colorful Stefan KÜNG (BMC RACING) | 
3rd Vasil KIRYIENKA (SKY) + 7s | 
Vasil KIRYIENKA (SKY) | 
4th Tony MARTIN (KATUSHA ALPECIN) + 8s, top German | 
Tony MARTIN (KATUSHA ALPECIN) | 
Tony MARTIN (KATUSHA ALPECIN) | 
Tony MARTIN (KATUSHA ALPECIN) | 
Tony MARTIN (KATUSHA ALPECIN) | 
5th Matteo TRENTIN (QUICK - STEP FLOORS) + 10 | 
6th Christopher FROOME (SKY) + 12s | 
Christopher FROOME (SKY) | 
Christopher FROOME (SKY) | 
8th Michal KWIATKOWSKI (SKY) + 15s, making it four Sky riders in the top 10 | 
9th Marcel KITTEL (QUICK - STEP FLOORS) + 16s | 
Marcel KITTEL (QUICK - STEP FLOORS) | 
10th Edvald BOASSON HAGEN (DIMENSION DATA) + 16s | 
11th Nikias ARNDT (SUNWEB) + 16s | 
12th Taylor PHINNEY (CANNONDALE DRAPAC) + 17s | 
In better earlier conditions, 13th Andrey GRIVKO (ASTANA) + 17s | 
18th Peter SAGAN (BORA - HANSGROHE) + 25s | 
49th Richie PORTE (BMC RACING) + 47s | 
Richie PORTE (BMC RACING) | 
53rd Nairo QUINTANA (MOVISTAR) + 48s | 
63rd Romain BARDET (AG2R LA MONDIALE) + 51s | 
68th Alberto CONTADOR (TREK - SEGAFREDO) + 54s | 
Alberto CONTADOR (TREK - SEGAFREDO) | 
Alejandro Valverde crashed out in the TT after winning every stage race he's entered this year(?) | 
1st Geraint THOMAS (SKY), celebrates his first Grand Tour stage win | 
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1st race leader, Geraint THOMAS (SKY) | 
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Best young rider and 2nd today, Stefan Kung (BMC) |
Stage 2: Düsseldorf → Liège, 202 km Full Results and Report
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Start scene in Düsseldorf | 
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Sprint finish in Liège (BE) | 
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Marcel KITTEL (QUICK - STEP FLOORS) wins ahead of 2nd Arnaud DEMARE (FDJ), 3rd André GREIPEL (LOTTO SOUDAL), 4th Mark CAVENDISH (DIMENSION DATA), 5th Dylan GROENEWEGEN (LOTTO NL - JUMBO), 6th Sonny COLBRELLI (BAHRAIN - MERIDA), 7th Ben SWIFT (UAE Team Emirates), 8th Nacer BOUHANNI (COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS), 9th Michael MATTHEWS (SUNWEB) | 
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Despite a late crash Chris Froome finished in the peloton | 
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Your Stage 2 winner, Marcel KITTEL (QUICK - STEP FLOORS) | 
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Taylor PHINNEY hitting the stage two days into his first Tour de France | 
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KOM leader, Taylor PHINNEY (CANNONDALE DRAPAC PROFESSIONNAL CYCLING TEAM) | 
Geraint THOMAS (TEAM SKY) keeps the race lead | 
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Points leader, Marcel KITTEL (QUICK - STEP FLOORS) | 
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Most combative rider, Yoann OFFREDO (WANTY - GROUPE GOBERT) | 
Best young rider, Stefan KÜNG (BMC RACING TEAM) | 
Taylor PHINNEY | 
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Marcel KITTEL (QUICK - STEP FLOORS) is the first Grand Tour winner using disk brakes |
Stage 3: Verviers → Longwy, 202 km Full Results and Report
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It wasn't pretty, but Peter SAGAN (BORA - HANSGROHE) won Stage 3 in Longwy ahead of 2 Michael MATTHEWS (SUNWEB), 3rd Daniel MARTIN (QUICK - STEP FLOORS) and 4th Greg VAN AVERMAET (BMC RACING) | 
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Stage 4: Mondorf-les-Bains → Vittel, 208 km Full Results and Report
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Thomas VOECKLER (DIRECT ENERGIE) getting asked about his last Tour de France | 
Stage 3 winner Peter SAGAN (BORA - HANSGROHE) was the focus of attention before Stage 4 and later post-race | 
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Best young rider on GC, Pierre Roger LATOUR (AG2R LA MONDIALE) | 
Alberto Contador has avoided the crashes so far after 4 stages | 
KOM leader, Nathan BROWN (CANNONDALE DRAPAC) | 
Nathan BROWN (CANNONDALE DRAPAC) | 
Race leader, Geraint THOMAS (SKY) crashed again today | 
Nacer BOUHANNI (COFIDIS) | 
French national champ, Arnaud DEMARE (FDJ). We'll see him again later. | 
Peter Sagan re-enacting his victory salute from yesterday | 
Mark Cavendish at the start of possibly his last stage. We'll see tomorrow whether he'll start after sustaining injuries in the Stage 4 sprint finish crash. | 
Pleasantries at the Stage 4 start line in Mondorf-les-Bains | 
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Stage 4 rollout from Mondorf-les-Bains | 
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Solo break by Guillaume VAN KEIRSBULCK (WANTY - GROUPE GOBERT) | 
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Peaceful landscapes... the calm before the stormy finish | 
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Guillaume VAN KEIRSBULCK (WANTY - GROUPE GOBERT) | 
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Peter Sagan passing through two riders as the one on the left is about to crash, but he didn't cause this crash. A split second before this still, the rider on his left had touched wheels with the rider ahead of him. | 
The depleted sprint finish in Vittel was about to get even smaller | 
As Arnaud Demare launches his winning sprint followed by Mark Cavendish, "Peter Sagan saw Demare come by with speed and he didn't care who was on his wheel" as Brian Smith said. Sagan cut Cavendish off somewhat, but Cav made it worse than it looked by still trying to squeeze through a gap that was too small on the narrow road. |
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Arnaud DEMARE (FDJ) wins Stage 4 ahead of 2nd Peter SAGAN (BORA - HANSGROHE)... DQ'ed, 2nd Alexander KRISTOFF (KATUSHA ALPECIN), 3rd André GREIPEL (LOTTO SOUDAL), 4th Nacer BOUHANNI (COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS) | 
First Frenchman to win a sprint stage in something like 11 years | 
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Marcel Kittel was not in the mix finishing in 202nd place | 
Geraint THOMAS (SKY) crashed but was unscathed | 
Not the same for Mark Cavendish who has a shoulder and hand injury as a result of the 2nd crash. He will not start Stage 4. |
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Your Stage 4 winner, French national champion, Arnaud DEMARE (FDJ) | 
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Race leader, Geraint THOMAS (SKY) before tomorrow's Stage 5 summit finish | 
New Green Jersey leader, Arnaud DEMARE (FDJ) | 
Most aggressive rider goes to Guillaume VAN KEIRSBULCK (WANTY - GROUPE GOBERT) for his solo break |
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Stage 5: Vittel → La Planche de Belles Filles, 161 km Full Results and Report
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Stage 5 crowd scenes in Vittel | 
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Mark CAVENDISH (DIMENSION DATA) was on hand to discuss the jury decision, after the Dimension Data protest, to have Peter Sagan DQ'd after the Stage 4 crash. 80-90% of poll respondants and almost all of the media felt Sagan's expulsion was wrong. Both riders are out of the race. |
Sagan speaking to the media | 
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Geraint THOMAS (SKY), last day in Yellow | 
BMC Racing did all the work in the chase, but it backfired when Richie Porte wasn't able to put time into Chris Froome... in fact he lost time | 
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Today's quality break: Philippe GILBERT (QST), Edvald BOASSEN HAGEN (DDD), Thomas DE GENDT (LTS), Mickael DELAGE (FDJ), Jan BAKELANTS (ALM) and Pierre Luc PERICHON (TFO) | 
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The break on La Planche des Belles Filles, the final climb | 
Birthday boy Philippe GILBERT (QST) was the last break survivor giving him the combativity award. He was surprised the break was caught. | 
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Fabio ARU (ASTANA) attacked with 2.5 km to go | 
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Steep 20% finish | 
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After putting his team on the front of the chase all day, Richie Porte (BMC) finally attacked with 100m to go | 
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2nd Daniel MARTIN (QUICK - STEP FLOORS) + 16s, passing Richie Porte | 
Richie Porte | 
Chris Froome about to pass Richie Porte | 
5th Romain BARDET (AG2R LA MONDIALE) + 24s and 6th Simon YATES (ORICA - SCOTT) + 26s | 
6th Simon YATES (ORICA - SCOTT) + 26s | 
9th Nairo QUINTANA (MOVISTAR) + 34s | 
10th Geraint THOMAS (SKY) + 40s | 
Fabio ARU (ASTANA) completes his solo attack | 
Fabio ARU (ASTANA), first Tour de France win | 
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3rd Christopher FROOME (SKY) + 20s and 4th Richie PORTE (BMC RACING) | 
Your stage 6 winner, Fabio ARU (ASTANA) | 
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Also new KOM leader, Fabio ARU (ASTANA) | 
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New race leader, Christopher FROOME (SKY) by 12s | 
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New best young rider, Simon YATES (ORIC - SCOTT) | 
Most aggressive rider, Philippe GILBERT (QUICK - STEP FLOORS), winner of the combativity winner |
Stage 6: Vesoul → Troyes, 216 km Full Results and Report
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Lots of space today. It seemed to easy in the absence of Peter Sagan and Mark Cavendish | 
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Marcel KITTEL (QUICK - STEP FLOORS) wins Stage 6 ahead of 2nd Arnaud DEMARE (FDJ), 3rd André GREIPEL (LOTTO SOUDAL), 4th Alexander KRISTOFF (KATUSHA ALPECIN), 5th Nacer BOUHANNI (COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS) | 
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Stage 7: Troyes → Nuits-Saint Georges, 214 km Full Results and Report
Stage 8: Dole → Station Les Rousses, 187 km Full Results and Report
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Team Froome | 
Secret Agent Dave Brailsford | 
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After a day of constant attacks, it was Tour rookie Lilian CALMEJANE (DIRECT ENERGIE) attack on the final climb that stuck | 
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1st Lilian CALMEJANE (DIRECT ENERGIE) 4:30:29 | 
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2nd Robert GESINK (LOTTO NL - JUMBO) + 37s | 
3rd Guillaume MARTIN (WANTY - GROUPE GOBERT) + 50s followed by the GC contenders | 
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Clearly, the first mountain stage was a zapper; it was a painful post race celebration for Lilian Calmejane who suffered from cramping on his way to victory | 
Race leader, Chris Froome felt the heat and pace too | 
New kid on the block, 24-year old Frenchman Lilian CALMEJANE (DIRECT ENERGIE) | 
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17:11:27 Liliane Calmejane France FDirect Energie team wins stage 8 tour de france at station des rousses also takes the king of the mountains jersey 171127_7R9A9516.jpg | 
17:14:37 Chris Froome GB Sky stays in leaders jersey tour de france 171437_7R9A9529.jpg | 
17:15:03 Chris Froome GB Sky stays in leaders jersey tour de france 171503_7R9A9533.jpg | 
17:17:03 white jersey tour de france 171703_7R9A9552.jpg | 
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Arnaud Demare makes the time cut thanks to his teammates | 
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Stage 9: Nantua → Chambery, 181 km Full Results and Report
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25 km to go: Warren BARGUIL (SUNWEB) was the first rider over Mont du Chat | 
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Fabio ARU (ASTANA) attacked the GC group when Chris FROOME had a mechanical. When the competition is this tight, you attack when you can... it is becoming normal protocol. | 
Maybe if the GC contenders didn't wait for Chris FROOME (SKY) the race would have been more strung on the descent of Mont du Chat | 
Richie Porte (BMC) hit a wet spot on the treacherous descent of Mont du Chat and crashed at 70 kph. Porte suffers broken collarbone and pelvis in Tour de France crash — cyclingnews
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The eventful race winner had his bike jury-rigged as a single speed for the rest of the stage by a Mavic mechanic who is now hero | 
Six riders at the front led by Jakob Fuglsang in the final corners in Chambery | 
Astana inexplicably towing race leader, Chris Froome, to the line | 
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Bunch sprint in Chambery after a hectic stage | 
Capturing the finish from every angle | 
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A great shot of the final meters with Rigoberto Uran leading it out on his damaged (now single speed) bike | 
1st Rigoberto URAN (CANNONDALE DRAPAC), 2nd Warren BARGUIL (SUNWEB), 3rd Christopher FROOME (SKY), 4th Romain BARDET (AG2R LA MONDIALE), 5th Fabio ARU (ASTANA), 6th Jakob FUGLSANG (ASTANA) | 
The photo finish | 
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7th George BENNETT (LOTTO NL - JUMBO) + 1:15 leads in the next group | 
Nairo Quintana was in this group | 
Alberto Contador was dropped on Mont du Chat, but he fought all the way to the line | 
20th Alberto CONTADOR (TREK - SEGAFREDO) + 4:19 | 
So close to an epic win for Warren BARGUIL (SUNWEB) | 
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Your Stage 9 winner, Colombian Rigoberto URAN (CANNONDALE DRAPAC) | 
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Chris FROOME (SKY) handled the pressure, mechanicals and mountains like a champion | 
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KOM jersey is now Warren BARGUIL (SUNWEB) | 
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Another consolation prize for Warren BARGUIL (SUNWEB) as the most combative rider | 
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Stage 10: Periguex → Bergerac, 178 km Full Results and Report
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1st Marcel KITTEL (QUICK - STEP FLOORS) in 4:01:00 ahead of 2nd John DEGENKOLB (TREK - SEGAFREDO), 3rd Dylan GROENEWEGEN (LOTTO NL - JUMBO), 4th Rüdiger SELIG (BORA - HANSGROHE), 5th Alexander KRISTOFF (KATUSHA ALPECIN), 6th Nacer BOUHANNI (COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS) and 7th Daniel MCLAY (FORTUNEO - VITAL CONCEPT) | 
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Fourth win of this Tour by Marcel Kittel (Quick-Step Floors), most overall by a German rider | 
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Stage 11: Eymet → Pau, 204 km Full Results and Report
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Les hotesses du Tour de France | 
Free Merch | 
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Dario Cataldo signed in before crashing out later | 
Stage 11 start scene in Eymet | 
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The three men break out front for 200 km | 
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Some riders don't want your help especially if you not wearing the right jersey | 
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The three men break with a 2:10 advantage | 
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Maciej BODNAR (BORA - HANSGROHE) attacked the break with 25 km to go and almost made it to the finish | 
Sprint finish in Pau | 
1st Marcel KITTEL (QUICK - STEP FLOORS) in 4:34:27, 2nd Dylan GROENEWEGEN (LOTTO NL - JUMBO), 3rd Edvald BOASSON HAGEN (DIMENSION DATA), 4tg Michael MATTHEWS (SUNWEB), 5th Daniel MCLAY (FORTUNEO - VITAL CONCEPT) | 
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Five wins at this year's Tour for Marcel KITTEL (QUICK - STEP FLOORS) | 
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Your Stage 11 winner, Marcel KITTEL (QUICK - STEP FLOORS) | 
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High FIVE | 
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Christopher FROOME (TEAM SKY) will take the race lead into the Stage 12 mountain stage | 
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Incredible effort by Maciej BODNAR (BORA - HANSGROHE) lasting until the final 200m to easily win the most combative rider | 
'I was in front for 200km and fell short by 200m' — cw | 
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Best young rider, Simon YATES (ORICA - SCOTT) | 
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Stage 12: Pau → Peyragudes, 214 km Full Results and Report
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The Stage 12 break | 
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Intermediate Sprint | 
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Team Sky leading the chase | 
Two readers left in the break... | 
Thomas DE GENDT (LOTTO SOUDAL) and Stephen CUMMING (TEAM DIMENSION DATA) | 
Stephen CUMMING (TEAM DIMENSION DATA) going solo, but he was caught by the hard charging GC group led by Team Sky | 
Prespective of the final climb to Peyragudes | 
Peyragudes | 
Peyragudes | 
Peyragudes | 
1 km to go with the GC group at the front | 
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Alberto Contador was dropped before the final climb | 
Nairo Quintana was dropped before Contador | 
The steep final kick to the finish with Fabio Aru at the front | 
Romain BARDET's (AG2R LA MONDIALE) head was the first to appear over the rise | 
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Romain BARDET (AG2R LA MONDIALE) wins ahead of 2nd Rigoberto URAN (CANNONDALE DRAPAC) + 2s and 3rd Fabio ARU (ASTANA) | 
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Uran and Aru check the gap to race leader Chris Froome | 
Fabio Aru is now the race leader | 
4th Mikel LANDA (SKY) + 5s and 5th Louis MEINTJES (UAE Team Emirates) + 7s | 
Race leader Chris Froome all by his lonesome | 
6th Daniel MARTIN (QUICK - STEP FLOORS) + 13s | 
Chris Froome followed by George Bennett and Simon Yates | 
7th FROOME, Christopher (SKY) + 22s dropping him out of the race lead | 
11th Nairo QUINTANA (MOVISTAR) + 2:04 | 
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12th Warren BARGUIL (SUNWEB) + 2:08 | 
14th Alberto CONTADOR (TREK - SEGAFREDO) + 2:15 | 
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Cyril Gautier dirty after his crash with 30 km to go | 
Steve Cummings after his failed solo break | 
Your Stage 12 winner, Romain BARDET (AG2R LA MONDIALE), 3rd Frenchman to win a stage this Tour | 
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New race leader, Fabio ARU (ASTANA) | 
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Steve Cummings was the most combative rider | 
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Gruppetto | 
Jakob Fuglsang nursing his injuries (fractures) sustained yesterday | 
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Stage 13: Saint-Girons → Foix, 101 km Full Results and Report
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George Bennett is riding the hopes of Kiwis (and Aussies); however, he slipped out of the top 10 on GC today | 
Greg VAN AVERMAET (BMC) | 
Race leader, Fabio ARU (ASTANA) | 
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The mountains make Mikel LANDA (SKY) laugh. He looked good again today and gained GC time. | 
Team SKY have a big lead in the team classification | 
Christopher FROOME (TEAM SKY) | 
KOM leader, Warren BARGUIL (TEAM SUNWEB) | 
Warren BARGUIL (TEAM SUNWEB) | 
Alberto CONTADOR (TREK - SEGAFREDO) | 
Romain BARDET (AG2R LA MONDIALE) | 
Romain BARDET (AG2R LA MONDIALE) | 
Fabio ARU (ASTANA) | 
The rollout from Saint-Girons | 
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Incredible scenery from Ariège Pyrénées | 
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Alberto CONTADOR (TREK - SEGAFREDO) and Mikel LANDA (TEAM SKY) at the front of the race | 
Alberto CONTADOR (TREK - SEGAFREDO) and Mikel LANDA (TEAM SKY) at the front of the race. More stage 13 paintings by Sam Smith | 
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Contador and Landa were later joined by Warren BARGUIL (SUNWEB) and Nairo QUINTANA (MOVISTAR) | 
Chris Froome attacking the GC group | 
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The break on the flat run into Foix | 
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Bunch sprint in Foix | 
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Warren BARGUIL (SUNWEB) wins in 2:36:29 ahead of 2nd Nairo QUINTANA (MOVISTAR), 3rd Alberto CONTADOR (TREK - SEGAFREDO), 4th Mikel LANDA (SKY) + 2s | 
Frenchman Warren BARGUIL (SUNWEB) celebrates his Bastille Day win. More stage 13 paintings by Sam Smith | 
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5th Simon YATES (ORICA - SCOTT) + 1:39 and 6th Daniel MARTIN (QUICK - STEP FLOORS) | 
7th Michal KWIATKOWSKI (SKY) leads in the GC group + 1:48 | 
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George BENNETT (LOTTO NL - JUMBO) leading in the next group several minutes later + 4:08 | 
Frenchman Warren BARGUIL (SUNWEB) hits the Stage 13 podium on Bastille Day. The first French win on their national holiday since 2005. | 
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Teammates being isolated after the first climb, Fabio ARU (ASTANA) retains the race lead | 
Alberto CONTADOR (TREK - SEGAFREDO) wins the Stage 13 combative rider award | 
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The stage 13 winner Warren BARGUIL (TEAM SUNWEB) continues in polka dots | 
Best young rider, Simon YATES (ORICA - SCOTT) is 7th on GC + 2:04 |
Stage 14: Blagnac → Rodez, 181 km Full Results and Report
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Yesterday's winner and KOM leader, Warren BARGUIL (TEAM SUNWEB) | 
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Stage 14 rollout from Blagnac | 
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Today's break at a KOM | 
More stage 14 paintings by Sam Smith | 
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Thomas de GENDT (LOTTO SOUDAL) solo off the front | 
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Late break led by Katusha | 
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More stage 14 paintings by Sam Smith | 
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Michael MATTHEWS (SUNWEB) wins Stage 14 ahead of 2nd Greg VAN AVERMAET (BMC RACING), 3rd Edvald BOASSON HAGEN (DIMENSION DATA) + 1 and 4th Philippe GILBERT (QUICK - STEP FLOORS) | 
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The fast run into the line by Team Sky distanced the race leader Fabio Aru. More stage 14 paintings by Sam Smith | 
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Chris Froome takes GC inventory at the finish | 
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Fabio Aru loses the race lead | 
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Your Stage 14 winner, Michael MATTHEWS (SUNWEB) | 
Sunweb has won the last two stages | 
Chris Froome is back in Yellow | 
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Thomas DE GENDT (LOTTO SOUDAL) wins the combativity award | 
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Stage 15: Laissac-Severac L'Eglise → Le Puy-en-Velay, 189 km Full Results and Report
Stage 16: Le Puy-En-Velay → Romans-sur-Isere, 165 km Full Results and Report
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More Tour de France paintings by Sam Smith | 
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Selective sprint finish after the twisty run into Romans-sur-Isère | 
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Michael MATTHEWS (SUNWEB) wins ahead of 2nd Edvald BOASSON HAGEN (DIMENSION DATA) and 3rd John DEGENKOLB (TREK - SEGAFREDO) | 
The winning margin | 
John DEGENKOLB (TREK - SEGAFREDO) wasn't happy | 
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Chris Froome taking inventory | 
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Dan Martin lost 51s to his rivals in the crosswinds | 
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Michael MATTHEWS (SUNWEB) waiting for the official announcement for declaring the winner | 
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Your Stage 16 winner, Michael MATTHEWS (SUNWEB) | 
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Two wins at this Tour and three for his Sunweb team | 
Best young rider, Simon YATES (ORICA - SCOTT) | 
Simon YATES (ORICA - SCOTT) | 
Christopher FROOME (SKY) will take his slim lead into the Alps | 
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Most combative rider, Sylvain Chavanel (Direct Energie) | 
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He once had a convincing lead, but Marcel KITTEL's (QUICK - STEP FLOORS) Green Jersey win is no longer a given | 
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Stage 17: La Mure → Serre Chevalier, 183 km Full Results and Report
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Start scene in La Mure | 
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Early Alberto Contador attack More Tour de France paintings by Sam Smith | 
Nairo QUINTANA (MOVISTAR TEAM) and Alberto CONTADOR (TREK - SEGAFREDO). | 
Crash in the peloton. Stephen Cummings goes down | 
The Green Jersey, Marcel Kittel, abandoned in the same crash | 
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The break led by Primož ROGLIČ (LOTTO NL - JUMBO) | 
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Primož ROGLIČ (LOTTO NL - JUMBO) crests Col du Galibier first | 
The GC group | 
Col du Galibier | 
Primož ROGLIČ (LOTTO NL - JUMBO) descending into Serre Chevalier | 
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The French President, Emmanuel Macron arrives | 
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Primož ROGLIČ (LOTTO NL - JUMBO) in time-trial mode nearing Serre Chevalier | 
Chris Froome at the front of the GC group | 
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Next group with Dan Martin, Fabio Aru and Alberto Contadr | 
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Primož ROGLIČ (LOTTO NL - JUMBO) wins Stage 17 | 
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Bunch sprint for the 2nd bonus seconds among the GC riders | 
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2nd Rigoberto URAN (CANNONDALE DRAPAC) + 1:13, 3rd Christopher FROOME (SKY) and 4th Romain BARDET (AG2R LA MONDIALE) | 
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5th Warren BARGUIL (SUNWEB) | 
6th Mikel LANDA (SKY) | 
7th Daniel MARTIN (QUICK - STEP FLOORS) + 1:43 | 
8th Alberto CONTADOR (TREK - SEGAFREDO) + 1:44 | 
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10th Fabio ARU (ASTANA) sliding him down to 4th overall | 
14th Simon YATES (ORICA - SCOTT) + 3:14 which reduces his best young rider lead | 
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Perfect telemark landing by former ski jumper and now Tour de France Stage 17 French Alps winner, Primož ROGLIČ (LOTTO NL - JUMBO) | 
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Christopher FROOME (SKY) extended his overall lead to 27s | 
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Chris Froome is congratulated by the The French President, Emmanuel Macron | 
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New Green Jersey leader, Michael Matthews (Sunweb) after Marcel Kittel's abandonment | 
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Stage 18: Briançon → Col d'Izoard, 178 km Full Results and Report
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Dignitaries, past champions and the race organizer | 
More Tour de France paintings by Sam Smith | 
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The early break | 
Fans at the top of Col d'Izoard | 
Col d'Izoard | 
Col d'Izoard | 
Alexey LUTSENKO (ASTANA PRO TEAM) at the front | 
AG2R LA MONDIALE at the front of the peloton on the final climb | 
Waiting and watching on the big screen | 
The caravan approaching the finish | 
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Darwin ATAPUMA (UAE Team Emirates) now at the front of the race | 
Warren BARGUIL (TEAM SUNWEB) attacked out of the GC group | 
Warren BARGUIL (SUNWEB) caught Darwin ATAPUMA (UAE Team Emirates), the solo break survivor | 
Warren BARGUIL (SUNWEB) on his own in the final km | 
Warren BARGUIL (SUNWEB) with 350m to go | 
Darwin ATAPUMA (UAE Team Emirates) trying to hang on for 2nd | 
Romain BARDET (AG2R LA MONDIALE) attacks Froome and Uran | 
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Alberto Contador struggled at the finish again | 
Quintana and Aru further back | 
The winner appears over the crest at the finish line | 
This is for you Grandpa | 
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Warren BARGUIL (SUNWEB) wins Col d'Izoard for his 2nd win at this Tour | 
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Darwin ATAPUMA (UAE Team Emirates) hanging for 2nd | 
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3rd Romain BARDET (AG2R LA MONDIALE) + 20s (4 bonus seconds), 4th Christopher FROOME (SKY), 5th Rigoberto URAN (CANNONDALE DRAPAC) + 22s | 
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A missed (final) opportunity for a French overall win | 
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6th Mikel LANDA (SKY) + 32s | 
Best young rider today, 7th Louis MEINTJES (UAE Team Emirates) + 37s | 
8th Daniel MARTIN (QUICK - STEP FLOORS) + 39s | 
9th Simon YATES (ORICA - SCOTT) + 59s | 
Ugh is right. 13th Fabio ARU (ASTANA) + 1:22 | 
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It was emotional for the Stage 18 winner, Warren BARGUIL (SUNWEB), to become the first winner of a Col d'Izoard summit finish at the Tour | 
Being the best time-trialist and having not lost any regular time today, Christopher FROOME (SKY) is confident he has won his 4th Tour | 
The stage winner Warren BARGUIL (SUNWEB) will also be the KOM winner by a wide margin | 
Simon YATES (ORICA - SCOTT) has his lead reduced in the best young rider competiton but still leads by over 2m | 
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Most combative rider, Darwin ATAPUMA (UAE Team Emirates) | 
Michael Matthews will win the Green Jersey if he finishes in Paris |
A great gift idea... |
Stage 19: Embrun → Salon-de-Province, 223 km Full Results and Report
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Thomas de Gendt leading the main break | 
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The break | 
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The caravan arrives at the finish | 
3 km to go: the key moment in the break when only Nikias ARNDT (SUNWEB) and Edvald BOASSON HAGEN (DIMENSION DATA) took the shorter right side of the roundabout | 
Edvald BOASSON HAGEN (DIMENSION DATA) then dropped Nikias ARNDT (SUNWEB) and soloed to victory | 
Twice second on photo finishes, Edvald BOASSON HAGEN (DIMENSION DATA) finally wins a stage at this year's Tour | 
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Blurry in the distance is the rest of the main break | 
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2nd Nikias ARNDT (SUNWEB) + 5s | 
3rd Jens KEUKELEIRE (ORICA - SCOTT) + 17s | 
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12 minutes later Christian KNEES (SKY) leads in the peloton | 
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Your Stage 19 winner, Edvald BOASSON HAGEN (DIMENSION DATA) | 
Chris Froome is confident going into the Stage 20 time-trial | 
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Most combative rider, Jens KEUKELEIRE (ORICA - SCOTT) | 
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A great gift idea... |
Stage 20: Marseille → Marseille, 23 km Full Results and Report
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Winner of the Stage 20 ITT in Marseille, Maciej BODNAR (BORA - HANSGROHE) 28:15 | 
Maciej BODNAR (BORA - HANSGROHE) wins by just 1s | 
2nd Michal KWIATKOWSKI (SKY) + 1s. More Tour de France paintings by Sam Smith | 
Race leader, Christopher FROOME (SKY) down the ramp | 
Christopher FROOME (SKY) | 
Christopher FROOME (SKY) | 
Christopher FROOME (SKY) with the Notre Dame de la Garde basilica in the background | 
3rd Christopher FROOME (SKY) + 6s | 
Christopher FROOME (SKY) | 
3rd Christopher FROOME (SKY) + 6s | 
4th Tony MARTIN (KATUSHA ALPECIN) + 14s. More Tour de France paintings by Sam Smith | 
6th Alberto CONTADOR (TREK - SEGAFREDO) + 21s | 
6th Alberto CONTADOR (TREK - SEGAFREDO) + 21s | 
6th Alberto CONTADOR (TREK - SEGAFREDO) + 21s | 
8th Rigoberto URAN (CANNONDALE DRAPAC) + 31s | 
8th Rigoberto URAN (CANNONDALE DRAPAC) + 31s | 
15th Mikel LANDA (SKY) + 51s | 
19th Warren BARGUIL (SUNWEB) + 1:09 | 
Partisan fans in the Marseille stadium | 
Romain BARDET (AG2R LA MONDIALE) down the ramp | 
Romain BARDET (AG2R LA MONDIALE) | 
Romain BARDET (AG2R LA MONDIALE) struggled | 
52nd Romain BARDET (AG2R LA MONDIALE) + 2:03 | 
Tired and disappointed | 
Your Stage 20 winner, Maciej BODNAR (BORA - HANSGROHE) | 
Maciej BODNAR (BORA - HANSGROHE) | 
Maciej BODNAR (BORA - HANSGROHE) | 
Relief on the face of race leader, Christopher FROOME (SKY) who will win the 2017 | 
Christopher FROOME (SKY) who will win the 2017 Tour de France, his 4th, by 54s | 
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Stage 21: Montgeron → Champs-Elysées, 103 km Full Results and Report
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