etape 15 tour de france 2015

Tour de France: Greipel victorious in Valence

Third stage win for German while Froome unchallenged in flat finale

Andre Greipel (Lotto-Soudal) took his third stage win of the 2015 Tour de France on Sunday, winning a high-powered sprint in Valence after 183km. John Degenkolb (Giant-Alpecin) was second, closely followed by Alexander Kristoff (Katusha). There were no changes in the top of the general classification as Chris Froome (Sky) finished safely in the bunch with all of his main rivals.

Tour de France stage 15 quotes: Greipel takes a hat trick in Valence

Greipel celebrates his third sprint win at the Tour de France

The final sprint came down to four riders: Greipel, Degenkolb, Kristoff and Peter Sagan (Tinkoff-Saxo). Degenkolb led in the final few meters, but Greipel turned it on and powered his way past. Sagan, who has finished second numerous times this Tour, didn’t even make the podium, coming in fourth.

The favourites were all in the first group, with no GC changes. Much of the rest of the field came over in smaller groups, with a large grupetto with the injured Jean-Christophe Peraud (AG2R) and Mark Cavendish (Etixx-QuickStep) coming in significantly later.

Greipel did not appear affected by his crash on Saturday, which left him with three stitches under his knee.

“It was a pretty tough stage, we were suffering from kilometre zero until the end,” Greipel said.

“The peloton never slowed down and I was hanging on as long as possible. It was dangerous with the cross winds and everything. But in the end the team put me in the perfect spot to launch my sprint. In the end, when I can see the finish, I can always find some extra power. I’m really happy that I could make it.”

Sagan padded his lead in the points ranking by being in the day’s escape group and winning the intermediate sprint, and then got additional points at the finish. Greipel took 50 points with his win, but is still 44 points behind.

How it unfolded

Team Sky warmed up as usual before the stage, but this time with a difference. Six gendarmes stood by to guard the British team, after Chris Froome was doused with urine yesterday, and other riders said to have been spit on.

The stage started high on a ridge, tackling three smaller climbs before plunging down to the Rhone Valley. One more climb awaited the field along the way.

The break group started forming only 10 km into the stage. At one point it ballooned up to 27 riders, but eventually settled down to a group of nine: Thibaut Pinot (FDJ), Michael Rogers and Peter Sagan (both Tinkoff-Saxo), Simon Geschke (Giant-Alpecin), Adam Yates (Orica-GreenEdge), Lars Bak (Lotto-Soudal), Michel Kwiatkowski and Matteo Trentin (both Etixx-QuickStep), and Ryder Hesjedal (Cannondale-Garmin).

The group never had much of a lead, not hitting the three-minute mark. Things were complicated slightly by rain and wet roads on the descent, but everyone made it through safely.

The only intermediate sprint of the day, and presumably Sagan’s reason for being in the break group, came at km 108. The Slovakian easily rolled through to gather the 20 points and further extend his lead in the green jersey ranking.

After that sprint, the gap dropped to around 1:30, with the next challenge of the Cat. 2 Col de l’Escrit coming up quickly.

Katusha was eager for Alexander Kristoff to win a stage here, and pulled the peloton along on the flat and up the start of the climb. The gap had dropped to 1:19 by the time Thomas Voeckler (Europcar) led the field over the top of the climb.

Mark Cavendish (Etixx-QuickStep) had quite early fallen back and was in a large group that was nine minutes down. Also in that group was Jean-Christophe Peraud, who was suffering from injuries from Saturday’s crash.

Trentin took off in the lead as the gap hit the one-minute mark, and that group started slowly dividing. Movistar was driving the field now.

Hesjedal gave chase a the others fell back to the peloton. It took nearly 10 km, but the two finally came together, some 45 seconds ahead of the field.

Once back in the peloton, Sagan punctured, and got a new bike. As he pulled to the side, a TV camera moto followed him and apparently got closer than Sagan though necessary, and the rider kicked at the moto. After the team car arrived and provided the new bike, the team mechanic threw a water bottle at the tv moto.

With 29.3km to go, the inevitable happened, as Trentin and Hesjedal were caught and the peloton moved on towards the hoped-for bunch sprint finish. The Peraud-Cavendish grupetto was now over 11 minutes down.

Lotto-Soudal, Europcar and Katusha shared lead duties going into the final 20km. The course ran alongside the Rhone river, with the peloton moving along as smoothly as the water.

BMC moved to the front, and the first attack came at just under 7km. First it was a Bora-Argon 18 rider, then World champion Kwiatkowski. But the BMC train ploughed them down.

Stybar attacked with 3.4km to go,with Lotto driving the chase. That chase only seemed to get serious with 2 km left, and Stybar was caught. Bora Argon attacked at the 1 km marker, but had no chance.

Kristoff, Degenkolb, Greipel, and Sagan fought it out, but it was the big German Greipel who pulled past his countryman Degenkolb at the last minute to take the clear win by three-quarters of a bike length.

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1. André GREIPEL, LOTTO SOUDAL, in 3:56:35
2. John DEGENKOLB, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, at :00
3. Alexander KRISTOFF, TEAM KATUSHA, at :00
4. Peter SAGAN, TINKOFF-SAXO, at :00
5. Edvald BOASSON HAGEN, MTN-QHUBEKA, at :00
6. Ramunas NAVARDAUSKAS, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, at :00
7. Christophe LAPORTE, COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS, at :00
8. Michael MATTHEWS, ORICA GreenEDGE, at :00
9. Davide CIMOLAI, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at :00
10. Florian VACHON, BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT, at :00
11. Jarlinson PANTANO, IAM CYCLING, at :00
12. Jan BAKELANTS, AG2R LA MONDIALE, at :00
13. Paul VOSS, BORA-ARGON 18, at :00
14. Paul MARTENS, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, at :00
15. Bryan COQUARD, TEAM EUROPCAR, at :00
16. Julien VERMOTE, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at :00
17. Brice FEILLU, BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT, at :00
18. Grégory RAST, TREK FACTORY RACING, at :00
19. Kristijan KOREN, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, at :00
20. Serge PAUWELS, MTN-QHUBEKA, at :00
21. Greg VAN AVERMAET, BMC RACING TEAM, at :00
22. Jan BARTA, BORA-ARGON 18, at :00
23. Christopher FROOME, TEAM SKY, at :00
24. Tanel KANGERT, ASTANA PRO TEAM, at :00
25. Tejay VAN GARDEREN, BMC RACING TEAM, at :00
26. Nelson Filipe SANTOS SIMOES OLIVEIRA, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at :00
27. Reto HOLLENSTEIN, IAM CYCLING, at :00
28. Samuel SANCHEZ GONZALEZ, BMC RACING TEAM, at :00
29. Roman KREUZIGER, TINKOFF-SAXO, at :00
30. Vincenzo NIBALI, ASTANA PRO TEAM, at :00
31. Robert GESINK, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, at :00
32. Mikael CHEREL, AG2R LA MONDIALE, at :00
33. Geraint THOMAS, TEAM SKY, at :00
34. Reinardt JANSE VAN RENSBURG, MTN-QHUBEKA, at :00
35. Alejandro VALVERDE BELMONTE, MOVISTAR TEAM, at :00
36. Matthieu LADAGNOUS, FDJ, at :00
37. Bauke MOLLEMA, TREK FACTORY RACING, at :00
38. Warren BARGUIL, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, at :00
39. Romain BARDET, AG2R LA MONDIALE, at :00
40. Jonathan CASTROVIEJO NICOLAS, MOVISTAR TEAM, at :00
41. Ruben PLAZA MOLINA, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at :00
42. Mathias FRANK, IAM CYCLING, at :00
43. Pierre ROLLAND, TEAM EUROPCAR, at :00
44. Martin ELMIGER, IAM CYCLING, at :00
45. Jose Rodolfo SERPA PEREZ, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at :00
46. Filippo POZZATO, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at :00
47. Roy CURVERS, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, at :00
48. Benoît VAUGRENARD, FDJ, at :00
49. Alberto CONTADOR VELASCO, TINKOFF-SAXO, at :00
50. Tony GALLOPIN, LOTTO SOUDAL, at :00
51. Haimar ZUBELDIA AGIRRE, TREK FACTORY RACING, at :00
52. Nairo Alexander QUINTANA ROJAS, MOVISTAR TEAM, at :00
53. Luis Angel MATE MARDONES, COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS, at :00
54. Thibaut PINOT, FDJ, at :00
55. Bartosz HUZARSKI, BORA-ARGON 18, at :00
56. Lars Ytting BAK, LOTTO SOUDAL, at :00
57. Gorka IZAGUIRRE INSAUSTI, MOVISTAR TEAM, at :00
58. Steven KRUIJSWIJK, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, at :00
59. Jacques JANSE VAN RENSBURG, MTN-QHUBEKA, at :00
60. Michele SCARPONI, ASTANA PRO TEAM, at :00
61. Adriano MALORI, MOVISTAR TEAM, at :00
62. Andrew TALANSKY, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, at :00
63. Bram TANKINK, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, at :00
64. Jacopo GUARNIERI, TEAM KATUSHA, at :00
65. José Joao PIMENTA COSTA MENDES, BORA-ARGON 18, at :20
66. Kenneth VAN BILSEN, COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS, at :22
67. Angelo TULIK, TEAM EUROPCAR, at :24
68. Koen DE KORT, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, at :37
69. Pieter WEENING, ORICA GreenEDGE, at :46
70. Lieuwe WESTRA, ASTANA PRO TEAM, at :48
71. Jens DEBUSSCHERE, LOTTO SOUDAL, at :49
72. Matteo BONO, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at 1:01
73. Jos VAN EMDEN, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, at 1:01
74. Michael VALGREN, TINKOFF-SAXO, at 1:01
75. Bryan NAULLEAU, TEAM EUROPCAR, at 1:04
76. Adam HANSEN, LOTTO SOUDAL, at 1:06
77. Marco HALLER, TEAM KATUSHA, at 1:14
78. Zdenek STYBAR, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at 1:18
79. Georg PREIDLER, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, at 1:21
80. Tiago MACHADO, TEAM KATUSHA, at 1:45
81. Damiano CARUSO, BMC RACING TEAM, at 1:45
82. Danilo WYSS, BMC RACING TEAM, at 1:45
83. Wilco KELDERMAN, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, at 1:45
84. Bob JUNGELS, TREK FACTORY RACING, at 1:45
85. Michael SCHÄR, BMC RACING TEAM, at 1:45
86. Arnaud GERARD, BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT, at 1:45
87. Luke ROWE, TEAM SKY, at 1:45
88. Nicolas ROCHE, TEAM SKY, at 1:45
89. Matteo TOSATTO, TINKOFF-SAXO, at 1:45
90. Julien SIMON, COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS, at 1:45
91. Ian STANNARD, TEAM SKY, at 1:45
92. Yohann GENE, TEAM EUROPCAR, at 1:45
93. Daniel OSS, BMC RACING TEAM, at 1:45
94. Stef CLEMENT, IAM CYCLING, at 2:14
95. Alexis VUILLERMOZ, AG2R LA MONDIALE, at 2:14
96. Pierrick FEDRIGO, BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT, at 2:14
97. Marcel WYSS, IAM CYCLING, at 2:14
98. Sylvain CHAVANEL, IAM CYCLING, at 2:14
99. Merhawi KUDUS GHEBREMEDHIN, MTN-QHUBEKA, at 2:14
100. Pierre-Luc PERICHON, BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT, at 2:56
101. Luke DURBRIDGE, ORICA GreenEDGE, at 2:59
102. Simon GESCHKE, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, at 3:18
103. Cyril GAUTIER, TEAM EUROPCAR, at 3:18
104. Kristijan DURASEK, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at 3:18
105. Andriy GRIVKO, ASTANA PRO TEAM, at 3:41
106. Dmitriy GRUZDEV, ASTANA PRO TEAM, at 3:41
107. Svein TUFT, ORICA GreenEDGE, at 3:47
108. Rohan DENNIS, BMC RACING TEAM, at 4:21
109. Manuel QUINZIATO, BMC RACING TEAM, at 4:21
110. Giampaolo CARUSO, TEAM KATUSHA, at 4:21
111. Joaquin RODRIGUEZ OLIVER, TEAM KATUSHA, at 4:21
112. Damien GAUDIN, AG2R LA MONDIALE, at 4:21
113. Christophe RIBLON, AG2R LA MONDIALE, at 4:21
114. Jakob FUGLSANG, ASTANA PRO TEAM, at 4:21
115. Richie PORTE, TEAM SKY, at 4:21
116. Nicolas EDET, COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS, at 4:21
117. Daniel NAVARRO GARCIA, COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS, at 4:21
118. Albert TIMMER, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, at 4:21
119. Thomas VOECKLER, TEAM EUROPCAR, at 4:21
120. Emanuel BUCHMANN, BORA-ARGON 18, at 4:21
121. Perrig QUEMENEUR, TEAM EUROPCAR, at 4:21
122. Winner ANACONA GOMEZ, MOVISTAR TEAM, at 4:21
123. Thomas DE GENDT, LOTTO SOUDAL, at 4:21
124. Laurens TEN DAM, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, at 4:21
125. Michal KWIATKOWSKI, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at 4:21
126. Laurent DIDIER, TREK FACTORY RACING, at 4:21
127. Julian David ARREDONDO MORENO, TREK FACTORY RACING, at 4:21
128. Rigoberto URAN URAN, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at 4:21
129. Michael ROGERS, TINKOFF-SAXO, at 4:21
130. Rafael VALLS FERRI, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at 4:21
131. José HERRADA LOPEZ, MOVISTAR TEAM, at 4:21
132. Leopold KONIG, TEAM SKY, at 4:21
133. Tim WELLENS, LOTTO SOUDAL, at 4:21
134. Daniel MARTIN, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, at 5:26
135. Adam YATES, ORICA GreenEDGE, at 5:26
136. Matteo TRENTIN, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at 5:26
137. Rafal MAJKA, TINKOFF-SAXO, at 5:26
138. Alberto LOSADA ALGUACIL, TEAM KATUSHA, at 5:26
139. Alexandre GENIEZ, FDJ, at 5:26
140. Wouter POELS, TEAM SKY, at 5:26
141. Dylan VAN BAARLE, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, at 5:26
142. Romain SICARD, TEAM EUROPCAR, at 5:26
143. Stephen CUMMINGS, MTN-QHUBEKA, at 5:26
144. Ryder HESJEDAL, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, at 5:26
145. Louis MEINTJES, MTN-QHUBEKA, at 5:26
146. Nathan HAAS, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, at 15:41
147. Sam BENNETT, BORA-ARGON 18, at 15:41
148. Daniel TEKLEHAIMANOT, MTN-QHUBEKA, at 15:41
149. Marcel SIEBERG, LOTTO SOUDAL, at 15:41
150. Michal GOLAS, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at 15:41
151. Mark CAVENDISH, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at 15:41
152. Mark RENSHAW, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at 15:41
153. Markel IRIZAR ARANBURU, TREK FACTORY RACING, at 15:41
154. Tyler FARRAR, MTN-QHUBEKA, at 15:41
155. Frédéric BRUN, BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT, at 15:41
156. Stijn DEVOLDER, TREK FACTORY RACING, at 15:41
157. Anthony DELAPLACE, BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT, at 15:41
158. Florian SENECHAL, COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS, at 15:41
159. Geoffrey SOUPE, COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS, at 15:41
160. Arnaud DEMARE, FDJ, at 15:41
161. Armindo FONSECA, BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT, at 15:41
162. Jérémy ROY, FDJ, at 15:41
163. Imanol ERVITI, MOVISTAR TEAM, at 15:41
164. Sébastien CHAVANEL, FDJ, at 15:41
165. Matthias BRANDLE, IAM CYCLING, at 15:41
166. Jean-Christophe PERAUD, AG2R LA MONDIALE, at 15:41
167. Peter KENNAUGH, TEAM SKY, at 15:41
168. Simon YATES, ORICA GreenEDGE, at 15:41
169. Jerome COPPEL, IAM CYCLING, at 15:41
170. Sep VANMARCKE, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, at 15:41
171. Thomas LEEZER, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, at 15:41
DNF Sebastian LANGEVELD, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN
1. Christopher FROOME, TEAM SKY, in 59:58:54
2. Nairo Alexander QUINTANA ROJAS, MOVISTAR TEAM, at 3:10
3. Tejay VAN GARDEREN, BMC RACING TEAM, at 3:32
4. Alejandro VALVERDE BELMONTE, MOVISTAR TEAM, at 4:02
5. Alberto CONTADOR VELASCO, TINKOFF-SAXO, at 4:23
6. Geraint THOMAS, TEAM SKY, at 4:54
7. Robert GESINK, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, at 6:23
8. Vincenzo NIBALI, ASTANA PRO TEAM, at 8:17
9. Tony GALLOPIN, LOTTO SOUDAL, at 8:23
10. Bauke MOLLEMA, TREK FACTORY RACING, at 8:53
11. Warren BARGUIL, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, at 11:03
12. Romain BARDET, AG2R LA MONDIALE, at 13:10
13. Mathias FRANK, IAM CYCLING, at 13:26
14. Samuel SANCHEZ GONZALEZ, BMC RACING TEAM, at 14:21
15. Pierre ROLLAND, TEAM EUROPCAR, at 14:58
16. Andrew TALANSKY, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, at 22:18
17. Thibaut PINOT, FDJ, at 30:57
18. Jarlinson PANTANO, IAM CYCLING, at 34:44
19. Jakob FUGLSANG, ASTANA PRO TEAM, at 35:26
20. Alexis VUILLERMOZ, AG2R LA MONDIALE, at 35:32
21. Joaquin RODRIGUEZ OLIVER, TEAM KATUSHA, at 36:06
22. Gorka IZAGUIRRE INSAUSTI, MOVISTAR TEAM, at 37:46
23. Roman KREUZIGER, TINKOFF-SAXO, at 38:37
24. Serge PAUWELS, MTN-QHUBEKA, at 40:36
25. Jan BAKELANTS, AG2R LA MONDIALE, at 41:15
26. Jonathan CASTROVIEJO NICOLAS, MOVISTAR TEAM, at 43:00
27. Mikael CHEREL, AG2R LA MONDIALE, at 43:29
28. Tanel KANGERT, ASTANA PRO TEAM, at 47:37
29. Rigoberto URAN URAN, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at 50:48
30. Lars Ytting BAK, LOTTO SOUDAL, at 52:16
31. Michael ROGERS, TINKOFF-SAXO, at 54:14
32. Sylvain CHAVANEL, IAM CYCLING, at 58:09
33. Jan BARTA, BORA-ARGON 18, at 58:37
34. Daniel MARTIN, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, at 59:20
35. Alberto LOSADA ALGUACIL, TEAM KATUSHA, at 1:01:52
36. Greg VAN AVERMAET, BMC RACING TEAM, at 1:02:10
37. Steven KRUIJSWIJK, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, at 1:02:42
38. Haimar ZUBELDIA AGIRRE, TREK FACTORY RACING, at 1:04:42
39. Peter SAGAN, TINKOFF-SAXO, at 1:05:34
40. Nicolas ROCHE, TEAM SKY, at 1:06:26
41. Romain SICARD, TEAM EUROPCAR, at 1:06:48
42. Bram TANKINK, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, at 1:07:32
43. Cyril GAUTIER, TEAM EUROPCAR, at 1:09:10
44. Simon GESCHKE, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, at 1:11:13
45. Adam YATES, ORICA GreenEDGE, at 1:12:00
46. Jean-Christophe PERAUD, AG2R LA MONDIALE, at 1:12:02
47. Jacques JANSE VAN RENSBURG, MTN-QHUBEKA, at 1:16:13
48. Rafal MAJKA, TINKOFF-SAXO, at 1:16:49
49. Tiago MACHADO, TEAM KATUSHA, at 1:18:14
50. Kristijan KOREN, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, at 1:18:28
51. Wilco KELDERMAN, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, at 1:18:49
52. Michael SCHÄR, BMC RACING TEAM, at 1:20:07
53. Laurens TEN DAM, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, at 1:20:31
54. Richie PORTE, TEAM SKY, at 1:23:42
55. Luis Angel MATE MARDONES, COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS, at 1:24:14
56. Emanuel BUCHMANN, BORA-ARGON 18, at 1:25:40
57. Koen DE KORT, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, at 1:25:47
58. Marcel WYSS, IAM CYCLING, at 1:26:32
59. Matthieu LADAGNOUS, FDJ, at 1:26:54
60. Bob JUNGELS, TREK FACTORY RACING, at 1:28:11
61. Andriy GRIVKO, ASTANA PRO TEAM, at 1:29:02
62. Thomas VOECKLER, TEAM EUROPCAR, at 1:29:17
63. Danilo WYSS, BMC RACING TEAM, at 1:30:52
64. Zdenek STYBAR, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at 1:32:01
65. Julien SIMON, COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS, at 1:33:23
66. Ryder HESJEDAL, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, at 1:33:50
67. Louis MEINTJES, MTN-QHUBEKA, at 1:35:37
68. Paul VOSS, BORA-ARGON 18, at 1:36:31
69. Damiano CARUSO, BMC RACING TEAM, at 1:37:38
70. José HERRADA LOPEZ, MOVISTAR TEAM, at 1:37:39
71. Paul MARTENS, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, at 1:38:14
72. Nelson Filipe SANTOS SIMOES OLIVEIRA, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at 1:38:31
73. Edvald BOASSON HAGEN, MTN-QHUBEKA, at 1:38:50
74. Reto HOLLENSTEIN, IAM CYCLING, at 1:40:47
75. Michal KWIATKOWSKI, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at 1:41:01
76. Stef CLEMENT, IAM CYCLING, at 1:41:19
77. Ruben PLAZA MOLINA, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at 1:41:29
78. Kristijan DURASEK, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at 1:42:03
79. Daniel TEKLEHAIMANOT, MTN-QHUBEKA, at 1:42:38
80. Lieuwe WESTRA, ASTANA PRO TEAM, at 1:42:43
81. Anthony DELAPLACE, BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT, at 1:43:09
82. Daniel NAVARRO GARCIA, COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS, at 1:43:17
83. Winner ANACONA GOMEZ, MOVISTAR TEAM, at 1:43:50
84. Jerome COPPEL, IAM CYCLING, at 1:43:50
85. Michele SCARPONI, ASTANA PRO TEAM, at 1:44:30
86. Angelo TULIK, TEAM EUROPCAR, at 1:44:47
87. Pierrick FEDRIGO, BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT, at 1:44:59
88. Stephen CUMMINGS, MTN-QHUBEKA, at 1:45:05
89. Leopold KONIG, TEAM SKY, at 1:46:05
90. Reinardt JANSE VAN RENSBURG, MTN-QHUBEKA, at 1:46:06
91. Sep VANMARCKE, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, at 1:46:33
92. Bartosz HUZARSKI, BORA-ARGON 18, at 1:46:49
93. Wouter POELS, TEAM SKY, at 1:47:51
94. Rohan DENNIS, BMC RACING TEAM, at 1:50:33
95. Rafael VALLS FERRI, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at 1:50:42
96. Giampaolo CARUSO, TEAM KATUSHA, at 1:50:43
97. Georg PREIDLER, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, at 1:50:50
98. John DEGENKOLB, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, at 1:50:56
99. Michal GOLAS, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at 1:51:46
100. Julien VERMOTE, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at 1:52:20
101. Daniel OSS, BMC RACING TEAM, at 1:52:24
102. Perrig QUEMENEUR, TEAM EUROPCAR, at 1:53:07
103. Benoît VAUGRENARD, FDJ, at 1:53:30
104. Jérémy ROY, FDJ, at 1:54:26
105. Brice FEILLU, BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT, at 1:54:33
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110. Pierre-Luc PERICHON, BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT, at 1:57:06
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118. Armindo FONSECA, BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT, at 2:02:58
119. Alexander KRISTOFF, TEAM KATUSHA, at 2:02:58
120. Filippo POZZATO, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at 2:03:22
121. Alexandre GENIEZ, FDJ, at 2:04:22
122. André GREIPEL, LOTTO SOUDAL, at 2:05:26
123. Christophe LAPORTE, COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS, at 2:05:29
124. Arnaud DEMARE, FDJ, at 2:07:16
125. Michael VALGREN, TINKOFF-SAXO, at 2:08:50
126. Christophe RIBLON, AG2R LA MONDIALE, at 2:09:07
127. Thomas DE GENDT, LOTTO SOUDAL, at 2:10:49
128. Manuel QUINZIATO, BMC RACING TEAM, at 2:11:01
129. Arnaud GERARD, BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT, at 2:11:25
130. Jose Rodolfo SERPA PEREZ, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at 2:12:06
131. Yohann GENE, TEAM EUROPCAR, at 2:12:17
132. Ian STANNARD, TEAM SKY, at 2:13:02
133. Tim WELLENS, LOTTO SOUDAL, at 2:13:04
134. Mark CAVENDISH, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at 2:13:53
135. Matteo TRENTIN, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at 2:14:39
136. Matteo BONO, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at 2:16:23
137. Florian SENECHAL, COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS, at 2:16:25
138. Jens DEBUSSCHERE, LOTTO SOUDAL, at 2:18:30
139. José Joao PIMENTA COSTA MENDES, BORA-ARGON 18, at 2:18:52
140. Matteo TOSATTO, TINKOFF-SAXO, at 2:20:44
141. Albert TIMMER, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, at 2:21:14
142. Luke ROWE, TEAM SKY, at 2:22:35
143. Julian David ARREDONDO MORENO, TREK FACTORY RACING, at 2:22:38
144. Jacopo GUARNIERI, TEAM KATUSHA, at 2:22:50
145. Nathan HAAS, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, at 2:23:24
146. Peter KENNAUGH, TEAM SKY, at 2:23:38
147. Dmitriy GRUZDEV, ASTANA PRO TEAM, at 2:24:01
148. Damien GAUDIN, AG2R LA MONDIALE, at 2:25:04
149. Ramunas NAVARDAUSKAS, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, at 2:25:20
150. Marcel SIEBERG, LOTTO SOUDAL, at 2:26:40
151. Luke DURBRIDGE, ORICA GreenEDGE, at 2:26:51
152. Thomas LEEZER, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, at 2:28:35
153. Pieter WEENING, ORICA GreenEDGE, at 2:28:47
154. Marco HALLER, TEAM KATUSHA, at 2:31:26
155. Frédéric BRUN, BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT, at 2:31:54
156. Nicolas EDET, COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS, at 2:32:26
157. Mark RENSHAW, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at 2:32:49
158. Stijn DEVOLDER, TREK FACTORY RACING, at 2:32:56
159. Tyler FARRAR, MTN-QHUBEKA, at 2:34:20
160. Davide CIMOLAI, LAMPRE-MERIDA, at 2:37:47
161. Laurent DIDIER, TREK FACTORY RACING, at 2:37:52
162. Matthias BRANDLE, IAM CYCLING, at 2:39:24
163. Adam HANSEN, LOTTO SOUDAL, at 2:40:09
164. Kenneth VAN BILSEN, COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS, at 2:43:15
165. Dylan VAN BAARLE, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, at 2:44:55
166. Michael MATTHEWS, ORICA GreenEDGE, at 2:45:28
167. Bryan NAULLEAU, TEAM EUROPCAR, at 2:49:39
168. Svein TUFT, ORICA GreenEDGE, at 2:49:56
169. Imanol ERVITI, MOVISTAR TEAM, at 2:52:23
170. Sébastien CHAVANEL, FDJ, at 2:58:47
171. Sam BENNETT, BORA-ARGON 18, at 3:14:49
1. Nairo Alexander QUINTANA ROJAS, MOVISTAR TEAM, in 60:02:04
2. Warren BARGUIL, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, at 7:53
3. Romain BARDET, AG2R LA MONDIALE, at 10:00
4. Thibaut PINOT, FDJ, at 27:47
5. Peter SAGAN, TINKOFF-SAXO, at 1:02:24
6. Adam YATES, ORICA GreenEDGE, at 1:08:50
7. Wilco KELDERMAN, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, at 1:15:39
8. Emanuel BUCHMANN, BORA-ARGON 18, at 1:22:30
9. Bob JUNGELS, TREK FACTORY RACING, at 1:25:01
10. Louis MEINTJES, MTN-QHUBEKA, at 1:32:27
11. Michal KWIATKOWSKI, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, at 1:37:51
12. Angelo TULIK, TEAM EUROPCAR, at 1:41:37
13. Rohan DENNIS, BMC RACING TEAM, at 1:47:23
14. Georg PREIDLER, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, at 1:47:40
15. Simon YATES, ORICA GreenEDGE, at 1:52:40
16. Bryan COQUARD, TEAM EUROPCAR, at 1:55:25
17. Merhawi KUDUS GHEBREMEDHIN, MTN-QHUBEKA, at 1:57:05
18. Christophe LAPORTE, COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS, at 2:02:19
19. Arnaud DEMARE, FDJ, at 2:04:06
20. Michael VALGREN, TINKOFF-SAXO, at 2:05:40
21. Tim WELLENS, LOTTO SOUDAL, at 2:09:54
22. Florian SENECHAL, COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS, at 2:13:15
23. Luke ROWE, TEAM SKY, at 2:19:25
24. Luke DURBRIDGE, ORICA GreenEDGE, at 2:23:41
25. Marco HALLER, TEAM KATUSHA, at 2:28:16
26. Kenneth VAN BILSEN, COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS, at 2:40:05
27. Dylan VAN BAARLE, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, at 2:41:45
28. Michael MATTHEWS, ORICA GreenEDGE, at 2:42:18
29. Sam BENNETT, BORA-ARGON 18, at 3:11:39
1. André GREIPEL, LOTTO SOUDAL, 50 points
2. John DEGENKOLB, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, 30 points
3. Alexander KRISTOFF, TEAM KATUSHA, 20 points
4. Peter SAGAN, TINKOFF-SAXO, 18 points
5. Edvald BOASSON HAGEN, MTN-QHUBEKA, 16 points
6. Ramunas NAVARDAUSKAS, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, 14 points
7. Christophe LAPORTE, COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS, 12 points
8. Michael MATTHEWS, ORICA GreenEDGE, 10 points
9. Davide CIMOLAI, LAMPRE-MERIDA, 8 points
10. Florian VACHON, BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT, 7 points
11. Jarlinson PANTANO, IAM CYCLING, 6 points
12. Jan BAKELANTS, AG2R LA MONDIALE, 5 points
13. Paul VOSS, BORA-ARGON 18, 4 points
14. Paul MARTENS, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, 3 points
15. Bryan COQUARD, TEAM EUROPCAR, 2 points
1. Peter SAGAN, TINKOFF-SAXO, 360 points
2. André GREIPEL, LOTTO SOUDAL, 316 points
3. John DEGENKOLB, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, 264 points
4. Mark CAVENDISH, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, 192 points
5. Bryan COQUARD, TEAM EUROPCAR, 122 points
6. Greg VAN AVERMAET, BMC RACING TEAM, 112 points
7. Christopher FROOME, TEAM SKY, 109 points
8. Zdenek STYBAR, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, 78 points
9. Alejandro VALVERDE BELMONTE, MOVISTAR TEAM, 77 points
10. Tony GALLOPIN, LOTTO SOUDAL, 76 points
11. Alexander KRISTOFF, TEAM KATUSHA, 70 points
12. Pierre-Luc PERICHON, BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT, 61 points
13. Daniel MARTIN, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, 61 points
14. Edvald BOASSON HAGEN, MTN-QHUBEKA, 61 points
15. Joaquin RODRIGUEZ OLIVER, TEAM KATUSHA, 59 points
16. Alexis VUILLERMOZ, AG2R LA MONDIALE, 52 points
17. Tejay VAN GARDEREN, BMC RACING TEAM, 48 points
18. Thibaut PINOT, FDJ, 47 points
19. Perrig QUEMENEUR, TEAM EUROPCAR, 46 points
20. Nairo Alexander QUINTANA ROJAS, MOVISTAR TEAM, 46 points
21. Roy CURVERS, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, 46 points
22. Stephen CUMMINGS, MTN-QHUBEKA, 45 points
23. Robert GESINK, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, 40 points
24. Jan BAKELANTS, AG2R LA MONDIALE, 40 points
25. Rigoberto URAN URAN, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, 40 points
26. Matteo TRENTIN, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, 38 points
27. Thomas DE GENDT, LOTTO SOUDAL, 37 points
28. Alberto CONTADOR VELASCO, TINKOFF-SAXO, 37 points
29. Romain BARDET, AG2R LA MONDIALE, 37 points
30. Kenneth VAN BILSEN, COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS, 37 points
31. Mark RENSHAW, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, 35 points
32. Adam YATES, ORICA GreenEDGE, 34 points
33. Davide CIMOLAI, LAMPRE-MERIDA, 34 points
34. Jan BARTA, BORA-ARGON 18, 30 points
35. Koen DE KORT, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, 30 points
36. Ruben PLAZA MOLINA, LAMPRE-MERIDA, 30 points
37. Geoffrey SOUPE, COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS, 30 points
38. Geraint THOMAS, TEAM SKY, 29 points
39. Jens DEBUSSCHERE, LOTTO SOUDAL, 29 points
40. Vincenzo NIBALI, ASTANA PRO TEAM, 28 points
41. Bauke MOLLEMA, TREK FACTORY RACING, 27 points
42. Romain SICARD, TEAM EUROPCAR, 27 points
43. Bartosz HUZARSKI, BORA-ARGON 18, 27 points
44. Arnaud DEMARE, FDJ, 27 points
45. Sylvain CHAVANEL, IAM CYCLING, 26 points
46. Daniel TEKLEHAIMANOT, MTN-QHUBEKA, 26 points
47. Cyril GAUTIER, TEAM EUROPCAR, 25 points
48. Richie PORTE, TEAM SKY, 25 points
49. Bob JUNGELS, TREK FACTORY RACING, 25 points
50. Lieuwe WESTRA, ASTANA PRO TEAM, 25 points
51. Jarlinson PANTANO, IAM CYCLING, 24 points
52. Michal KWIATKOWSKI, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, 23 points
53. Jakob FUGLSANG, ASTANA PRO TEAM, 21 points
54. Andriy GRIVKO, ASTANA PRO TEAM, 21 points
55. Rafal MAJKA, TINKOFF-SAXO, 20 points
56. Rohan DENNIS, BMC RACING TEAM, 20 points
57. Luis Angel MATE MARDONES, COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS, 20 points
58. Pierrick FEDRIGO, BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT, 20 points
59. Gorka IZAGUIRRE INSAUSTI, MOVISTAR TEAM, 20 points
60. Wilco KELDERMAN, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, 20 points
61. Paul MARTENS, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, 20 points
62. Simon YATES, ORICA GreenEDGE, 20 points
63. Ramunas NAVARDAUSKAS, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, 20 points
64. Warren BARGUIL, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, 19 points
65. Jonathan CASTROVIEJO NICOLAS, MOVISTAR TEAM, 19 points
66. Thomas VOECKLER, TEAM EUROPCAR, 18 points
67. Julien SIMON, COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS, 18 points
68. Armindo FONSECA, BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT, 18 points
69. Frédéric BRUN, BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT, 18 points
70. Michael ROGERS, TINKOFF-SAXO, 17 points
71. Stef CLEMENT, IAM CYCLING, 17 points
72. Brice FEILLU, BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT, 17 points
73. Serge PAUWELS, MTN-QHUBEKA, 16 points
74. Kristijan DURASEK, LAMPRE-MERIDA, 16 points
75. Daniel OSS, BMC RACING TEAM, 16 points
76. Jacopo GUARNIERI, TEAM KATUSHA, 16 points
77. Pierre ROLLAND, TEAM EUROPCAR, 15 points
78. Emanuel BUCHMANN, BORA-ARGON 18, 15 points
79. Anthony DELAPLACE, BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT, 15 points
80. Nathan HAAS, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, 15 points
81. Kristijan KOREN, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, 14 points
82. Reinardt JANSE VAN RENSBURG, MTN-QHUBEKA, 14 points
83. Matthieu LADAGNOUS, FDJ, 13 points
84. Christophe LAPORTE, COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS, 12 points
85. Tyler FARRAR, MTN-QHUBEKA, 12 points
86. Louis MEINTJES, MTN-QHUBEKA, 11 points
87. Angelo TULIK, TEAM EUROPCAR, 11 points
88. Jos VAN EMDEN, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, 11 points
89. Florian VACHON, BRETAGNE-SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT, 11 points
90. Alexandre GENIEZ, FDJ, 11 points
91. Marcel SIEBERG, LOTTO SOUDAL, 11 points
92. Simon GESCHKE, TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN, 10 points
93. Julian David ARREDONDO MORENO, TREK FACTORY RACING, 10 points
94. Michael MATTHEWS, ORICA GreenEDGE, 10 points
95. Ryder HESJEDAL, TEAM CANNONDALE-GARMIN, 9 points
96. Matthias BRANDLE, IAM CYCLING, 9 points
97. Mikael CHEREL, AG2R LA MONDIALE, 8 points
98. Jérémy ROY, FDJ, 8 points
99. Adriano MALORI, MOVISTAR TEAM, 8 points
100. Roman KREUZIGER, TINKOFF-SAXO, 7 points
101. Lars Ytting BAK, LOTTO SOUDAL, 7 points
102. Paul VOSS, BORA-ARGON 18, 7 points
103. Sam BENNETT, BORA-ARGON 18, 7 points
104. Nicolas EDET, COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS, 6 points
105. Nicolas ROCHE, TEAM SKY, 5 points
106. Rafael VALLS FERRI, LAMPRE-MERIDA, 5 points
107. Michal GOLAS, ETIXX-QUICK STEP, 5 points
108. Samuel SANCHEZ GONZALEZ, BMC RACING TEAM, 4 points
109. Imanol ERVITI, MOVISTAR TEAM, 4 points
110. Peter KENNAUGH, TEAM SKY, 3 points
111. Sep VANMARCKE, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, 2 points
112. Bryan NAULLEAU, TEAM EUROPCAR, 2 points
113. Michael SCHÄR, BMC RACING TEAM, 1 point
114. Damiano CARUSO, BMC RACING TEAM, 1 point
115. José HERRADA LOPEZ, MOVISTAR TEAM, 1 point
116. Luke ROWE, TEAM SKY, 1 point
117. Tim WELLENS, LOTTO SOUDAL, -1 point
118. Laurent DIDIER, TREK FACTORY RACING, -2 points
119. Jean-Christophe PERAUD, AG2R LA MONDIALE, -5 points
120. Laurens TEN DAM, TEAM LOTTO NL-JUMBO, -5 points
121. Michael VALGREN, TINKOFF-SAXO, -5 points
122. Florian SENECHAL, COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS, -5 points
123. Pieter WEENING, ORICA GreenEDGE, -5 points
1. Christopher FROOME, TEAM SKY, 61 points
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4. Richie PORTE, TEAM SKY, 40 points
5. Romain BARDET, AG2R LA MONDIALE, 38 points
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7. Nairo Alexander QUINTANA ROJAS, MOVISTAR TEAM, 32 points
8. Alejandro VALVERDE BELMONTE, MOVISTAR TEAM, 32 points
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12. Louis MEINTJES, MTN-QHUBEKA, 28 points
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15. Thomas VOECKLER, TEAM EUROPCAR, 23 points
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Tour de France Route, Stages and Results 2015

2015 Tour de France

102nd edition: july 4 - july 26, 2015, list of stages, results, running gc, photos, stage profiles, maps and commentary.

Tour de France database | 2014 edition | 2016 edition | David L. Stanley Tour Commentary

List of 2015 Tour de France stages | Start list | Teams Presentation photo gallery | Pre-race press conferences rider photos

Total distance: 3,344 km

Stage 21, Sunday, July 26: 109.5 km, Sèvres - Grand Paris Seine Ouest – Paris/ Champs Élysées

Stage 21 photos | Stage 21 video | David L. Stanley's Stage 21 commentary & Post-race analysis

Rated ascent:

Km 10.5 - Côte de l'Observatoire, 2.2 kilometers @ 4.1% - category 4

André Greipel wins Tour stage 21

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The race: Before the men took to the Champs Élysées to ride 109.5 kilometers, the women rode their race, La Course by La Tour de France . This second edition was won by Anna Van der Breggen as rain showers fell on Paris.

Chris Froome cracked yesterday on Alpe d'Huez, but second place Nairo Quintana ran out of race before Froome completely ran out of gas. "I was on my absolute limits. I was dying a thousand deaths, " Froome told reporters after the stage. But he did preserve a lead of 72 seconds with just this flat, high speed stage to go.

Here's how Le Tour saw it:

The start proper of the conclusive stage of the 102nd Tour de France will take place in Ville-d'Avray where the very first Tour de France officially finished in 1903 before the final parade to Paris. Unless an accident occurs, the results are known: Chris Froome will be crowned for the second time on the Champs-Elysées with Nairo Quintana accompanying him on stage like two years ago and Alejandro Valverde occupying the third spot this time. The Kenyan-born rider is also the King of the Mountains. Like two years ago, Quintana is the best young rider and Peter Sagan will receive the green jersey for the fourth consecutive time. There'll probably a bunch sprint on France's famous avenue. André Greipel, Mark Cavendish, Alexander Kristoff, Arnaud Démare, Bryan Coquard, Michael Matthews, John Degenkolb and company have courageously fought in the Alps only with this grand finale in sight.

The official start was at 4:45 PM, but no attacks went off. The riders took it easy, a lot of them in rain jackets. Because of the slippery cobbles, the judges were thinking about taking the race's final time before the the final sprint. All 160 of yesterday's finishers started today.

The race had a leisurely and careful beginning. After 23 kilometers, the average speed was only 26 km/hr. Sky riders were spending a lot of time at the front of the peloton.

After an hour of racing in the rain, the judges decided that the final times of the 2015 Tour de France would be taken when the riders first crossed the line on the Champs-Elysées at kilometer 41.

Sky led the peloton onto the Champs, meaning that if Froome finished the stage, he had won the 2015 Tour de France. For the moment, the rain had stopped, but the road remained slippery and dangerous. Froome's bike maker, Pinarello, became the Tour's most successful bike maker with eleven Tour wins, starting with Pedro Delgado in 1988. Peugeot is second, with ten Tour victories, starting with Louis Trousselier in 1905 and so far, ending with Bernard Thévenet's 1977 win.

Despite the weather, the crowds lining the road were huge.

Seventy-three kilometers into the stage, three riders were a half minute up the road: Nelson Oliveira (Lampre-Merida), Florian Vachon (Bretagne-Séché Environnement) and Kenneth van Bilsen (Cofidis).

André Greipel's Lotto-Soudal team had taken over the job of leading the pack, now zooming along at full race speed.

With just 23 kilometers left in the 2015 Tour de France, the breakaway trio was holding steady with a lead of 27 seconds. Astana's Andriy Grivko had tried to bridge up to the break, but he was soon reeled in by the fast-moving peloton. The streets were now dry, making for a much safer finish to the stage.

Lotto-Soudal held steady at the front of the main group, keeping the breakaway trio at a half-minute with just fifteen kilometers, two laps of the finishing circuit, to go.

A couple of kilometers later, the gap had been cut in half. And then it was down to just 10 seconds. In the back, Chris Froome had a piece of trash in his rear wheel and had to stop to get a new bike. With help from his team, he quickly rejoined the peloton.

Up front, BMC rider Rohan Dennis bridged up to the break, making four riders nine seconds ahead of the fast-moving pack.

With the start of the bell lap, Van Bilsen went clear of the break and was quickly joined by Dennis. But after just a few meters, all the escapees were rounded up for the big final sprint. In the final kilometers Lotto-Soudal lost control of the front as the other teams swarmed around them.

Emerging from the chaos, Alexander Kristoff led out the sprint, but André Greipel went right on by to win his fourth stage of this Tour. Bryan Coquard was second with Kristoff third.

Complete Results:

Stage 21 photos | Stage 21 video

109.5 kilometers raced at an average speed of 38.6 km/hr

Final 2105 Tour de France GC: Click on the classification links for complete final standings for the other classifications, or just keep scrolling down.

GC winner: Christopher Froome
Points classification winner : Peter Sagan
Mountains classification winner : Christopher Froome
Young rider classification winner : Nairo Quintana
Most combative rider of the 2015 Tour de France: Romain Bardet
Team classification winner : Movistar

3,360.3 km raced at an average speed of 39.64 km/hr

Complete final points classification:

Final Mountains Classification:

Final young rider classification standings:

Final team classification standings :

Stage 21 map and profile:

2015 Tour de France stage 21 map

Stage 21 profile

Stage 21 video:

Stage 21 photos by Fotoreporter Sirotti:

Sky leads yellow jersey Chris Froome with green Jersey Peter Sagan close by

Pierre Rolland

Bryan Coquard

Sylvain Chavanel on the attack

The 3-man break that was away for so long: Kenneth van Bilsen, Nelson Oliveira and Florian Vachon

Near the end of the stage jets trailing tricolor exhaust flew overhead.

Andre Greipel wins stage 21

Stage winner André Greipel

Final Green Jersey Peter Sagan

Best young rider Nairo Quintana

Most combative rider, Romain Bardet

King of the Mountains: Chris Froome

Final General Classification podium, from left: Nairo Quintana, Chris Froome, Alejandro Valverde

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Stage 20, Saturday, July 25: 110.5 km, Modane Valfréjus - Alpe-d'Huez

Complete stage 20 results, GC, stage story, video, photos, stage map and profile

GC after Stage 20:

GC leader: Chris Froome
Points classification leader: Peter Sagan
Mountains classification leader: Christopher Froome
Young rider classification leader: Nairo Quintana
Team classification leader: Movistar

3,250.8 km raced so far at an average speed of 39.67 km/hr

Stage 19, Friday, July 24: 138 km, Saint Jean de Maurienne - La Toussuire/ Les Sybelles

Complete stage 19 results, GC, stage story, photos, stage map and profile

GC after Stage 19:

GC leader: Christopher Froome
Points classification leader: Pete Sagan
Mountains classification leader: Romain Bardet
Red number most combative rider: Pierre Rolland

Stage 18, Thursday, July 23 : Stage 18, 186.5 km, Gap – Saint Jean de Maurienne

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

GC after Stage 18:

Mountains classification leader: Joaquin Rodriguez
Most combative rider red number winner: Romain Bardet

Stage 17, Wednesday, July 22: 161 km, Digne les Bains - Pra-Loup

Complete stage 17 results, GC, stage story, video, photos, stage map and profile

GC after Stage 17:

Red number for most aggressive rider winner: Simon Geschke

Tuesday, July 21: Rest day at Gap

Stage 16, Monday, July 20: 201 km, Bourg de Péage - Gap

Complete stage 16 results, GC, stage story, video, photos, stage map and profile

GC after Stage 16:

Points leader: Peter Sagan

Stage 15, Sunday, July 19: 183 km, Mende - Valence

Complete stage 15 results, GC, stage story, video, photos, stage map and profile

GC after Stage 15:

Stage 14, Saturday, July 18: 178.5 km, Rodez - Mende

Complete stage 14 results, GC, stage report, video, photos, stage map and profile

Stage 13, Friday, July 17: 198.5 km, Muret - Rodez

Complete stage 13 results, GC, stage report, video, photos, stage map and profile

Stage 12, Thursday, July 16: 195 km, Lannemezan - Plateau de Beille

Complete stage 12 results, GC, stage story, video, photos, stage map and profile

GC after Stage 12:

Stage 11, Wednesday, July 15: 188 km, Pau – Cauterets/ Vallée de Saint-Savin

Complete stage 11 results, GC, stage story, video, photos, map and elevation guide

GC after Stage 11:

Mountains classification leader: Christopher Foome
Team classification leader: Sky

Stage 10, Tuesday, July 14: 167 km, Tarbes - La Pierre Saint Martin.

Complete stage 10 results, GC, stage story, photos, video, stage map and elevation

GC after Stage 10:

Points classification leader: André Greipel
Mountains classification leader: Chris Froome
Team classification leader: Team Sky

Monday, July 13: Rest day 1, at Pau

Stage 9, Sunday, July 12: 28 km, Vannes - Plumelec team time trial

Complete stage 9 results, GC, stage story, photos, stage map and profile

GC after stage 9:

Mountains classification leader: Daniel Teklehaimanot
Young rider classification leader: Peter Sagan
Team classification leader: BMC

Stage 8, Saturday, July 11: 181.5 km, Rennes - Mûr de Bretagne

Complete stage 8 results, GC, stage story, photos, stage map and elevation

GC after Stage 8:

1,315.8 km raced so far at an average speed of 42.4 km/hr

Stage 7, Friday, July 10: 190.5 km, Livarot - Fougères

Complete stage 7 results, GC, stage story, photos, stage map and profile

GC after Stage 7:

Stage 6, Thursday, July 9: 191.5 km, Abbeville - Le Havre

Complete stage 6 results, GC, stage story, photos, stage map and profile

GC after Stage 6:

GC leader: Tony Martin

943.8 km raced so far at an average speed of 42.474 km/hr

Stage 5, Wednesday, July 8: 189.5 km, Arras - Amiens Métropole

Complete stage 5 results, GC, stage story, photos, stage map and elevation

GC after stage 5:

752.3 km raced so far at an average speed of 43.437 km/hr

Climber classification leader: Joachim Rodriguez
Young Rider classification leader: Peter Sagan

Stage 4, Tuesday, July 7: 223.5 km, Seraing - Cambrai

Complete stage 4 results, GC, stage story, photos, stage map and elevation

GC after Stage 4:

GC Leader: Tony Martin
Mountains classification leader: Joachim Rodriguez

Stage 3, Monday, July 6: 159.5 km, Anvers - Huy

Complete stage 3 results, GC, stage story, photos, map and stage profile

GC after Stage 3:

Points Classification leader: André Greipel
Mountains Classification leader: Joaquin Rodriguez
Best Young Rider: Peter Sagan
Team Classification leader: BMC

Stage 2, Sunday, July 5: 166 km, Utrecht - Zélande

Stage 2 complete results, GC, stage story, photos, map and elevation guide

GC after Stage 2:

GC leader: Fabian Cancellara
Points leader: André Greipel
Best Young Rider: Tom Dumoulin

Stage 1, Saturday, July 4: 13.8 km, Utrecht - Utrecht This is the 2015 Tour's only individual time trial

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

Results and GC:

Teams Invited to Race the 2015 Tour de France:

Announced January 14, 2015, the following teams were issued invitatons to the 2015 Tour:

The Tour de France organizers have chosen the teams that will take part in the 102nd edition of the Grande Boucle (July 4-26). In accordance with Union Cycliste Internationale rules, the following seventeen teams UCI WorldTeam are automatically invited to the three races:

AG2R La Mondiale (Fra) Astana Pro Team (Kaz) BMC Racing Team (USA) Etixx - Quick Step (Bel) FDJ (Fra) IAM Cycling (Sui) Lampre - Merida (Ita) Lotto Soudal (Bel) Movistar Team (Esp) Orica GreenEDGE (Aus) Team Cannondale - Garmin (USA) Team Giant - Alpecin (Ger) Team Katusha (Rus) Team Lotto NL - Jumbo (Ned) Team Sky (Gbr) Tinkoff - Saxo (Rus) Trek Factory Racing (USA)

In addition to these seventeen teams, the organizers have awarded the following wildcards:

Bora - Argon 18 (Ger) Bretagne - Séché Environnement (Fra) Cofidis, Solutions Crédits (Fra) MTN-Qhubeka (RSA) Team Europcar (Fra)

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2015 Etape du Tour information: the low-down

The 2015 Etape du Tour route has been announced; and boy, what a doozy.

Whilst reader Paul conveyed his disappointment that the Etape won’t be the Modane-Alpe D’Huez TdF stage ( Stage 20 )—saying “How much of a crush to morale is a long downhill stretch with Telegraphe/Glandon next up”—this route will still be a moral crusher.

(And, by the way, L'Etape followed the exact same Modane-Alpe d’Huez stage just recently in 2011. For my recounting of that event, visit my 2011 Etape report . Riding downhill at 70km/h before a brutal ascent up the Telegraphe-Galibier was a heart-breaker.)

In the heat of the day (assuming a hot, summer Alps day), I reckon there will be a precipitous number of abandons.

So, what will riders face in Etape 2015?

2015 Etape du Tour information

The key 2015 Etape info:

When: Sunday 19th July 2015
Where: St Jean de Maurienne -> Sybelles-La Toussuire
Distance: 142km
Ascent: Approximately 3800m 4400m (!)

2015 Etape Profile

Here's the Strava route, nicely done by French weapon David Polveroni ( website , Strava ) who was kind enough to send me this.

Pay particular attention to the first climb of the day and David's KOM up it.

My thoughts

Preceding the cleats of the pros who undertake this Stage 19 of the TdF on July 24th, Etappers will undertake a stage which only has about 25km of relative flat. The rest of the day is climbing or ascending.

Riders will head uphill with about 1000m of ascending from the start line. This will prove to be the beginning of the finish for many people who no doubt will turn up on cold legs, underprepared, with lashing of derring-do.

And unfortunately for those riders who will undoubtably, and incredibly, turn up underprepared, the next ascent is a lonnnnnng yet picturesque one up the Col du Glandon then across 2.5km to the summit of the Col de la Croix de Fer.

I would much rather be facing the Glandon from the Maurienne Valley side as it’s very pretty, with lots of hairpins: find your tempo, turn some music on, and go. The Bourg d'Oisans side is brutal: incessant, steep, hot, hard ride.

Col du Glandon – Maurienne side

Those last few kilometres from the pub at the Col du Glandon to the Croix de Fer look flat, but are most assuredly not.

And afterwards? It's not all plain sailing.

Well do I remember riding off the Croix de Fer in 2011, thinking I had an easy downhill to St Jean de Maurienne, only to discover—quelle horreure—I had a nasty little ascent up the Col du Mollard. (fortunately it’s only 400-odd meters) before a long descent into St jean de Maurienne.

Col de la Croix de Fer (after Etape 2011) with Jan (r) the German Terminator

And lastly, we climb a mere 1100m up to the ski resort La Toussuire to finish.

“How hard will this really be?”

Some previous Etapes du Tour have really set benchmarks in terms of what is “hard”. For me, Etape 2010 really stands out: 180-odd km, 35 degree temperatures, and the Cols du Marie Blanque, Aubisque and Tourmalet. It was a shocking day in the saddle with some truly bastard climbs. (By the way, the 2010 Etape was one of the hardest rides I've ever done: here's my 2010 Etape report .)

And so, when I see an Etape of only 142km, albeit with climbing of 4500m, I’m inclined to be underwhelmed. And I’ll bet others will be similarly underwhelmed.

However, this is a foolish position, because Etape 2015 is going to be HARD.

When Etape 2013 (Annecy-Semnoz) was announced, plenty of people on forums pooh-poohed the route as being too easy. After all, there was only one major climb.

I'll hazard a guess plenty of people eyeballed that profile and wrote it off as easy.

Pity, that.

Because by one VeloNomad reader’s estimation, he noted that 4/5 people walked up significant sections of the final climb in 2013.

And reader Paul N also said:

Just been reading your bits you sent – Spot on – all because the route didn`t have a behemoth or two en-route…many thought it was same as riding in the UK (for example), also forgetting 35C sun all day. Actuality was a day of mostly climbing anyway – even Froome looked knackered when the big boys did it.

So, how hard will Etape 2015 be? If you’re an Aussie or American (or someone who lives in a hot climate) and are used to 150km+ rides in the mountains on hot days, and have a lot of base hours in your legs, you might be ok. I say might, because, despite the fact some people do a weekend ride up their local 1/20, a ride in the Alps is on a TOTALLY DIFFERENT LEVEL.

And, if you’re not used to long days in hot temperatures riding for hours on end up big mountains…well, this is going to be incredibly hard.

But, the good news is, to mitigate the difficulty, all you need to do is prepare properly (more on this below).

Etape 2015 Registrations

2015 Etape du Tour registrations will again be available from the ASO website on Nov 6th 9AM CET.

For the Aussies, that’s 7PM same day (GMT +11 AEDT), for the Americans on PST 12AM and East Coast US 3AM (EST).

You can check your time here: everytimezone.com

Bear in mind you need to subscribe to the ASO events before being able to sign up, so MAKE SURE you register on their site well before the registration date to ensure you can quickly login and snap a place up.

Etape 2015 Training Plan

For most people (me included), a block of at least 4 months training will be needed.

And no, not weekend rides to the coffee shop sucking their buddies’ wheels for a few lazy kays. Or a few rides in the local hills.

Reader Warwick, who's on the Velonomad Etape training email list, commented:

I’m talking months of specific training with one sole purpose in mind.

And, so you know, I have a special training program written specifically for Etape du Tour.

There’s a saying in sales and marketing that companies who eat their own dog food tend to make good products. For example if you’re selling a SaaS accounting service (Freshbooks), then you’d actually use your own product internally.

So, with this training, you can be assured I eat my own dog food. This is the exact training I use for Etape (and big races, actually).

And at only $19, it’s utterly cheap insurance against the possibility of spending a wad of cash, turning up to Etape, then blowing up and having to walk. Trust me, it happens.

Etape du Tour Accommodation

Three recommendations here:

Portals like Hotels Combined or Booking.com
Tour package

Etape du Tour Bike Hire

Although taking your bike overseas is easy ( especially with this guide ), on this trip, with the fact I'll be taking trains and a goal of minimising worry and fuss, I’ll hire a bike.

For Etape, here are two recommended Velonomad bike hire partners:

France Bike Rentals

For Etape, you need insurance for:

Domestic bike cover that covers you when overseas (e.g. Velosure bicycle insurance)
Travel insurance that covers you and others (personal liability) for the trip, including when participating in events

For a list of insurance providers and what else you need to consider, read the in-depth guide to Insurance for Cyclists .

Prepaid Mobile Internet SIM

Easy. Velonomad prepaid France SIM cards .

2015 Etape Logistics

As to where to fly in to, where to stay, and the ins and outs on the day, all that will be covered in my annual Etape guide. The Etape 2015 guide should be ready shortly, so make sure you sign up to my special Etape mailing list to ensure you get your copy as soon as it’s ready.

The Etape 2015 guide will cover everything you need to know to plan a trip to Etape 2015 such as:

How to get there
Where to fly into (if flying)
Airlines and baggage
Taking your bike
Packing List
Gearing for Etape
Preparing for Etape
Car hire vs Campervan
Where to stay before and after
Recovering from Etape
Watching the Tour

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2015 Etape registration information, training and more. All free.

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4 comments add yours

Good write up Tim (and loved your 2010 report :-). I am very conflicted because I won’t make it this year b/c I’ve signed up for the Haute Route Dolomites, but I’ll echo your comment that if you, dear reader, are considering an Etape, just do it, you won’t regret it. It will be an amazing day however it turns out. m

Hey Matt, the Etape 10 report is funnier than it all seemed at the time. A fair swap, HR Dolomites for Etape, I think!

I’m sure you know, but the Etape organisers have announced an Etape Australia in Dec 2016, so all you Aussies who don’t like travel or foreign food should register interest! 🙂

Hi Matt, yep, trying to get a media entry. Will have a special list/site up soon. T

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Distance: 138 km
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Departure: Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne
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Etape du Tour 2015 - route and entry date announced

The route for the 2015 Etape du Tour has been revealed this morning at the official launch of next year's Tour de France. As expected the course will see riders tackle a mountain stage, with the highlight being an ascent of the Col de la Croix de Fer at over 2000m.

The 2015 Etape du Tour will take place on Sunday 19 July. The route is the same as the pros will ride on Stage 19 of the 2015 Tour de France. Riders take on a 142km course starting in St-Jean-de-Maurienne and taking in three major climbs before a summit finish in La Toussuire.

The high point (literally) of the stage is an ascent of the 2067m Col de la Croix de Fer, which comes near the midway point, 62km into the course.

Entries for the 2015 Etape du Tour will open at 9:00 am (08:00 UK time) on Thursday 6 November. Registration is via the official Etape du Tour website: www.letapedutour.com .

Read Joe Saumarez Smith's analysis of the 2015 Etape du Tour route .

2015 Etape du Tour

Parcours de la Flamme Olympique 2024, découvrez la carte des étapes dans toute la France

65 villes-étapes, 100 sites emblématiques... découvrez en détail, la carte et le trajet qui sera emprunté par la flamme olympique, du mercredi 8 mai 2024, date de son arrivée à marseille en provenance de grèce, au vendredi 26 juillet lorsque la vasque sera allumée au trocadéro, point d'orgue de la cérémonie d'ouverture des jeux olympiques de paris 2024..

Après neuf jours de relais en Grèce, du 16 avril 2024 (jour de la cérémonie d'allumage de la flamme à Olympie) au 26 avril 2024 (jour de la cérémonie de passation de la flamme au stade Panathénaïque à Athènes), la flamme quittera la Grèce depuis le port du Pirée à bord du trois-mâts Le Belem , lequel traversera la mer Méditerranée pour rejoindre Marseille le 8 mai. Au total, ce seront près de 10 000 porteurs qui se relaieront pendant plus de onze semaines sur l'ensemble du territoire.

La flamme olympique parcourra des lieux emblématiques chargés d'histoire, tels que les grottes de Lascaux, le Château de Versailles, le Mont-Saint-Michel et les châteaux de la Loire, célébrant ainsi la richesse culturelle et l'Histoire de France.

Au fil de son parcours, la Flamme rendra hommage à des figures historiques françaises influentes comme Jeanne d'Arc à Orléans et Charles de Gaulle à Colombey-les-Deux-Eglises. Chaque étape est pensée comme une réflexion sur ceux qui ont façonné le pays, reliant le passé et le présent de manière symbolique et éducative.

Le relais mettra également en lumière la diversité du patrimoine naturel de la France, traversant des sites naturels spectaculaires de la vallée du Mont-Blanc aux côtes méditerranéennes. Ces lieux illustrent la beauté des paysages français et leur importance dans l'identité nationale.

Mercredi 8 mai 2024 - Arrivée de la flamme. Le prologue à Marseille

Jeudi 9 mai 2024.

Marseille (Ville-étape) Pharo, Borély, Prado, Lettres de Marseille, Marina du Roucas-Blanc & Stade Vélodrome (sites traversés) Voir le programme détaillé du relais de la flamme olympique le 9 mai à Marseille

Vendredi 10 mai 2024

Var, Toulon (ville-étape) L'Almanarre / La Route du Sel, Saint-Raphaël, Brignoles, La Seyne-sur-Mer, Hyères et Flassans-sur-Issole Voir le programme détaillé du relais de la flamme olympique le 10 mai à Toulon et dans le Var

Samedi 11 mai 2024

Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, Manosque (ville-étape) Citadelle de Sisteron & Parc naturel régional du Verdon (sites traversés) Communes traversées : Manosque, Sisteron, Digne-les-Bains, Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, Colmars-les-Alpes et Barcelonnette Voir le programme détaillé du relais de la flamme olympique le 12 mai à Manosque et dans les Alpes-de-Haute-Provence

Dimanche 12 mai 2024

Bouches-du-Rhône, Arles (ville-étape) Port-Saint-Louis-du-Rhône & Arènes d'Arles (sites traversés) Communes traversées : Arles, Cassis, Aix-en-Provence, Les Pennes-Mirabeau, Miramas Port-Saint-Louis-du-Rhône et Eygalières Voir le programme détaillé du relais de la flamme olympique le 13 mai dans les Bouches-du-Rhône

Lundi 13 mai 2024

Millau-Sète-Montpellier, Montpellier (ville-étape) Arc de Triomphe de Montpellier & Viaduc de Millau (sites traversés) Communes traversées : Montpellier, Millau, Mont Saint-Clair, Juvignac

Le viaduc de Millau. (N. Parent/Photopqr/l'independant/maxppp)

Mardi 14 mai 2024

Corse, Bastia (ville-étape) Aiguilles de Bavella (site traversé) Communes traversées : Bastia, Ajaccio, Corte Zonza - Aiguilles de Bavella, L'Ile Rousse, Campana, Piedicroce - Vallée d'Orezza, Porto-Vecchio

Mercredi 15 mai 2024

Pyrénées-Orientales, Perpignan (ville-étape) Centre National d'Entraînement en Altitude Font-Romeu & Mont Canigou (sites traversés) Communes traversées : Perpignan, Prades, Céret, Pic du Canigó, Font-Romeu, Villeneuve de la Raho (lac)

Jeudi 16 mai 2024

Aude, Carcassonne (ville-étape) Plage des Chalets - Gruissan & Cité Médiévale de Carcassonne (sites traversés) Communes traversées : Carcassonne, Narbonne, Limoux, Forteresse de Peyrepertuse, Lagrasse, Gruissan

Vendredi 17 mai 2024

Haute-Garonne, Toulouse (ville-étape) La Halle de Revel (site traversé) Communes traversées : Toulouse, Revel, Muret, Villemur-sur-Tarn, Rieux-Volvestre, Bagnères-de-Luchon

Samedi 18 mai 2024

Gers, Auch (ville-étape) Statue des mousquetaires de Dumas à Condom (site traversé) Communes traversées : Auch, L'Isle-Jourdain, Fleurance, Mirande, Marciac, Nogaro

Hautes-Pyrénées, Tarbes (ville-étape)

Cirque de Gavarnie & Pic du Midi de Bigorre (sites traversés) Communes traversées : Tarbes, Lourdes, Bagnères-de-Bigorre, Pic du Midi de Bigorre, Louit, Lac de l'Arrêt-Darré, Cirque de Gavarnie

Pyrénées-Atlantiques, Pau (ville-étape)

Stade d'Eaux Vives de Pau & Plages de Biarritz (sites traversés) Communes traversées : Pau, Biarritz / Anglet, Bayonne, Saint-Jean-de-Luz, Hasparren, Arette

Dordogne, Périgueux (ville-étape)

Bassin de la Dordogne & Grottes de Lascaux (sites traversés) Communes traversées : Périgueux, Bergerac, Sarlat-la-Canéda, Saint-Aulaye-Puymangou, Nontron, Agonac

Bordeaux et le Libournais, Bordeaux (ville-étape)

Cité du Vin à Lormont & Vignoble de Saint-Emilion (sites traversés), Hippodrome du Bouscat Communes traversées : Bordeaux, Saint-Emilion, Libourne, Lormont - Cité du vin, Cheval Blanc, Plaine sportive et de loisirs des Dagueys

Charente, Angoulême (ville-étape)

Cognac & Musée de la bande dessinée (sites traversés) Communes traversées : Angoulème, Barbezieux-Saint-Hilaire, Cognac, Eymouthiers - Le Chambon, Saint-Cybardeaux, Ruffec / Condac

Vienne Grand Poitiers-Futuroscope (ville-étape)

Palais des Ducs d'Aquitaine (site traversé) Communes traversées : Poitiers, Loudun, Châtellerault, Neuville-de-Poitou, Château-Larcher, Charroux

De Châteauroux à Brest, la flamme en Centre-Val de Loire, Pays de la Loire, Normandie et Bretagne

Indre,Châteauroux (ville-étape)

Château de Valençay (site traversé) Communes traversées : Châteauroux, Le Blanc, La Châtre, Cuzion, Buzançais, Valençay

Maine-et-Loire, Angers (ville-étape)

Château de Montsoreau & Vignoble des Coteaux-du-Layon (sites traversés) Communes traversées : Angers, Baugé-en-Anjou, Le Lion-d'Angers, Montsoreau, Chaudefonds-sur-Layon, Saint-Florent-le-vieil, Terra Botanica

Mayenne, Laval (ville-étape)

Cité médiévale - Sainte-Suzanne-et-Chammes (site traversé) Communes traversées : Laval, Château-Gontier-sur-Mayenne, Sainte-Suzanne-et-Chammes, Cossé-le-Vivien, Chailland, Mont-des-Avaloirs

: Calvados, Caen (ville-étape) Honfleur & Plages du Débarquement (sites traversés) Communes traversées : Caen, Lisieux, Cabourg / Dives-sur-Mer / Houlgate, Omaha Beach, Honfleur, Falaise

Manche, Le Mont-Saint-Michel (ville-étape)

Communes traversées : Le Mont-Saint-Michel, Cherbourg-en-Cotentin, Saint-Lô, Saint-Vaast-la-Hougue, Sainte-Mère-Eglise, Villedieu-les-Poêles-Rouffigny

Ille-et-Vilaine, Rennes (ville-étape)

Forêt de Brocéliande - Paimpont (site traversé) Communes traversées : Rennes, Saint-Malo, Fougères, Feins, Paimpont, Saint-Just

Deux-Sèvres, Niort (ville-étape)

Marais Poitevin - Coulon (site traversé) Communes traversées : Niort, Bressuire, Thouars, Parthenay, Celles-sur-Belle, Coulon - Marais Poitevin

Vendée, Les Sables-d'Olonne (ville-étape)

Passage du Gois & Puy du Fou (sites traversés) Communes traversées : Les Sables-d'Olonne, Fontenay-le-Comte, Montaigu-Vendée, Le Passage du Gois, Puy du Fou, La Pointe d'Arçay

Le passage du Gois. (PHOTOPQR/OUEST FRANCE/MAXPPP/Photopqr/ouest france)

Loire-Atlantique, La Baule (ville-étape)

La baie de la Baule (site traversé) Communes traversées : La Baule, Saint-Sébastien-sur-Loire, Vertou, Ingrandes-le-Fresne-sur-Loire, Vallons-de-l'Erdre, Ligné

Morbihan, Vannes (ville-étape) Cité de la voile Eric Tabarly & Île-aux-Moines (sites traversés) Communes traversées : Vannes, Lorient, Pontivy, Kerpape, Saint-Anne-d'Auray, Rochefort-en-Terre, Île-aux-Moines

Finistère, Brest (ville-étape) Pointe de la Torche (site traversé) Communes traversées : Brest, Quimper, Port-la-Forêt, Pointe de la Torche, Pointe du Raz, Montagne Saint-Michel-de-Brasparts

De Cayenne à Fort-de-France, la flamme en Guyane, à la Réunion, en Polynésie, en Guadeloupe et en Martinique

Guyane, Cayenne (ville-étape) Camopi - Fleuve Oyapock & Centre Spatial de Kourou (sites traversés) Communes traversées : Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni, Kourou, Cayenne, Camopi, Saint-Georges

Nouméa et la Nouvelle-Calédonie (ville-étape)

La Réunion, Saint-Denis (ville-étape) Plaine des Sables - Cité du Volcan & Pointe de Langevin (sites traversés) Communes traversées : Saint-Paul, Saint-Pierre, Saint-Denis, Saint-Joseph - Pointe Langevin, Le Tampon - La Plaine des Sables, Sainte-Suzanne

Polynésie française, Papeete (ville-étape) Île de Tahiti & Teahupo'o (sites olympiques traversés) Communes traversées : Teahupoo, Papara, Paea, Puna'auia, Teva I Uta, Tairapu - Est, Papenoo, Papeete, Arue

Guadeloupe, Baie-Mahault (ville-étape) Mémorial ACTe à Pointe-à-Pitre (site traversé) Communes traversées : Pointe-à-Pitre, Le Gosier, Saint-Claude, Basse-Terre, Baie Mahault, Pointe des Châteaux, Le Moule, CREPS les Abymes

Martinique, Fort-de-France (ville-étape) La Montagne Pelée - Saint-Pierre (site traversé) Communes traversées : Fort-de-France, Le Lamentin, Sainte-Marie, Saint-Pierre, Schoelcher, Le Robert, Saint-Esprit, Le Diamant

Alpes Maritimes, Nice (ville-étape) Antibes Juan-les-Pins & Palais des Festivals de Cannes (sites traversés) Communes traversées : Nice, Grasse, Cannes, Villefranche-sur-Mer, Beuil - Valberg, Valdeblore - La Colmiane

Vaucluse, Avignon (ville-étape) Théâtre antique d'Orange & Mont-Ventoux (sites traversés) Communes traversées : Avignon, Apt, L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, Rustrel - Colorado Provençal, Mont-Ventoux, Sorgues - Passerelle Himalayenne

Drôme, Valence (ville-étape) Château de Grignan (site traversé) Communes traversées : Valence, Pierrelatte, Montélimar, Château de Grignan, Dieulefit, Hauterives

Allier, Vichy (ville-étape) CREPS de Vichy (site traversé) Communes traversées : Vichy, Le Mayet-de-Montagne, Saint-Yorre, Saint Germain des fossés, Neuville sur Saône, Clermont

Loire, Saint-Etienne (ville-étape) Maison de la culture - Le Corbusier & Stade Geoffroy-Guichard (sites traversés) Communes traversées : Saint-Etienne, Roanne, Montbrison, Charlieu, Feurs, Firminy

Haute-Savoie, Chamonix (ville-étape) Lac d'Annecy & Vallée du Mont Blanc (sites traversés) Communes traversées : Chamonix, Evian-les-Bains, Annemasse, Hôtel du Département (Annecy), Héry-sur-Alby, Plateau des Glières, Excenevex

Doubs, Besançon (ville-étape) Tremplins de Chaux-Neuve (site traversé) Communes traversées : Besançon, Pontarlier, Maîche, Tremplin de Chaux-neuve, Étalans - Gouffre du Poudray, Baume-les-Dames

Alsace, Strasbourg (ville-étape) Huningue - Passerelle des Trois Pays (site traversé) Communes traversées : Strasbourg, Mulhouse, Colmar, Huningue - Passerelle des Trois Pays, Marckolsheim, Lembach

Moselle, Metz (ville-étape) Site Verrier de Meisenthal & Maison de Robert Schuman - Scy-Chazelles (sites traversés) Communes traversées : Metz, Sarreguemines, Forbach, Meisenthal, Apach - Tripoint Allemagne-France-Luxembourg, Arcelor, Scy-Chazelles - Maison Robert Schuman

Haute-Marne, Saint-Dizier (ville-étape) Bourbonne-les-Bains & Mémorial Charles de Gaulle - Colombey-les-deux-églises (sites traversés) Communes traversées : Saint-Dizier, Langres, Nogent, Bourbonne-les-Bains, Colombey-les-Deux-Eglises, Froncles

Colombey-les-Deux-Eglises : le Mémorial Charles de Gaulle. (PHOTOPQR/L'EST REPUBLICAIN/MAXPP/Photopqr/l'est republicain/maxpp)

Meuse, Verdun (ville-étape) Citadelle de Montmédy & Mémorial de Verdun (sites traversés) Communes traversées : Verdun, Commercy, Gondrecourt-le-Château, Lac de Madine, Verdun - Champ de bataille, Montmédy

Marne, Reims (ville-étape) Avenue de Champagne - Epernay (site traversé) Communes traversées : Reims, Vitry-le-François, Châlons-en-Champagne, Sainte-Menehould, Sézanne

Nord, Lille (ville-étape) Wallers-Arenberg (site traversé) Communes traversées : Lille, Dunkerque, Avesnes-sur-Helpe, Wallers-Arenberg, Cambrai, Douai

Pas-de-Calais, Lens et Liévin (ville-étape) Stade Bollaert-Delelis & Louvre-Lens (sites traversés) Communes traversées : Lens, Calais, Boulogne-sur-Mer, Lievin-Lens, Saint-Omer, Berck-sur-Mer, Maisnil-lès-Ruitz - Parc d'Olhain

Somme, Amiens (ville-étape) Baie de Somme - Saint-Valéry-sur-Somme (site traversé) Communes traversées : Amiens, Abbeville, Doullens, Villers-Bretonneux - Mémorial National australien, La Chaussée-Tirancourt, Saint-Valery-sur-Somme Baie de Somme, Château de Bouillancourt-en-Séry

Seine-Maritime, Le Havre (ville-étape) Cathédrale de Rouen (site traversé) Communes traversées : Le Havre, Rouen, Dieppe, Jumièges, Château de Mirville, Etretat

Eure, Vernon (ville-étape) Pont-Audemer (site traversé) Communes traversées : Vernon, Pont-Audemer, Val-de-Reuil, Gisors, Bernay, Verneuil d'Avre et d'Iton

Eure-et-Loire, Chartres (ville-étape) Domaine Royal de Dreux (site traversé) Communes traversées : Chartres, Dreux, Châteaudun

Loir-et-Cher, Blois (ville-étape) Château de Chambord (site traversé) Communes traversées : Blois, Vendôme, Fréteval, Chaumont-sur-Loire, Thésée, Château de Chambord

Loiret, Orléans (ville-étape) Château de Sully-sur-Loire & Maison de Jeanne d'Arc - Orléans (sites traversés) Communes traversées : Orléans, Le Malesherbois, Montargis, Sully-sur-Loire, Neuville-au-Bois, Meung-sur-Loire

Yonne, Auxerre (ville-étape) Vézelay & Vignoble de Chablis (sites traversés) Communes traversées : Auxerre, Avallon, Sens, Vézelay, Saint-Fargeau, Chablis

Côte-d'Or, Dijon (ville-étape) Clos de Vougeot & Site archéologique d'Alésia (sites traversés) Communes traversées : Dijon, Semur-en-Auxois, Beaune, Saulieu, Alise-Sainte-Reine-MuséoParc Alésia, Source Seine, Château du Clos de Vougeot

Aube, Troyes (ville-étape) Les Lacs de la forêt d'Orient (site traversé) Communes traversées : Troyes, Nogent-sur-Seine, Rosière-près-Troyes, Ervy-le-Châtel, Ville-sous-la-Ferté, Abbaye de Clairvaux, Dolancourt-Parc d'attractions Nigloland, Mesnil-Saint-Père-Lacs de la forêt d'Orient

Paris (ville-étape) Le 14 juillet, la flamme olympique illuminera Paris en partant des Champs-Élysées et sillonnera à travers des lieux iconiques tels que Saint-Germain-des-Prés, le Panthéon, Notre-Dame-de-Paris, la Bastille, le Bataclan, l'Olympia et le Louvre, avant de conclure sa journée au Parvis de l'Hôtel de Ville.

Paris (ville-étape) Le parcours de la flamme olympique à Paris le 15 juillet commencera à l'INSEP et traversera le Bois de Vincennes avant de se diriger vers le 18e arrondissement. La flamme continuera ensuite vers la Porte de la Chapelle, puis passera près de l'Arc de Triomphe. D'autres points d'intérêt notables sur son itinéraire incluent Roland-Garros (Court Simonne-Mathieu) ainsi que le Musée Carnavalet. Le voyage de la flamme se conclura sur la place de la République.

Aisne, Saint-Quentin (ville-étape)

Familistère de Guise & Cité internationale de la langue française (sites traversés) Communes traversées : Saint-Quentin, Château-Thierry, Soissons, Villers-Cotterêts, Monampteuil, Guise

Oise, Beauvais (ville-étape)

Château de Chantilly (site traversé) Communes traversées : Beauvais, Compiègne, Chantilly, Chiry-Ourscamp, Breteuil, Gerberoy

Val-d'Oise, Soisy-sous-Montmorency (ville-étape)

Auvers-sur-Oise (site traversé) Théméricourt, Point Parrain - Métro, Cergy, Méry sur Oise, Auvers-sur-Oise, Saint-Prix

Seine-et-Marne, Meaux (ville-étape)

Château de Fontainebleau (site traversé) Communes traversées : Meaux, Fontainebleau, Lagny, Torcy, Vaires-sur-Marne, Pontault-Combault, Melun, Provins

Val-de-Marne, Créteil (ville-étape)

Marché d'Intérêt National de Rungis (site traversé) Communes traversées : Créteil, Ormesson sur Marne, Champigny, Vincennes, Maisons Alfort, Villejuif, Aéroport d'Orly, Rungis, Boissy-Saint-Léger, Gentilly

Essonne, Evry-Courcouronnes (ville-étape)

Centre National du Rugby - Marcoussis (site traversé) Communes traversées : Evry, Etampes, Massy, Palaiseau, Draveil, Chamarande, Marcoussis, Dourdan

Yvelines, Versailles (ville-étape)

Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines - Golf National & Château de Versailles (sites traversés) Communes traversées : Versailles, Rambouillet, Mantes-la-Ville, Les Mureaux, Carrefour Montesson, Saint-Rémy-les-Chevreuse, Château de Versailles, Val de France, Clairefontaine

Hauts-de-Seine, Esplanade de la Défense - Nanterre (ville-étape)

Haras de Jardy & Stade Yves-du-Manoir (sites traversés) Communes traversées : Nanterre, Sceaux, Clamart, Sèvres, Issy-les-Moulineaux, Gennevilliers, Marnes-la-Coquette, Vaucresson, Rueil-Malmaison, Suresnes, Mont-Valérien, Château de Chateaubriand, Port de Gennevilliers, Stade Yves du Manoir à Colombes.

Seine-Saint-Denis, Parc Georges-Valbon (ville-étape)

Canal de l'Ourcq & Centre Aquatique Olympique de Saint-Denis (site traversé) Communes traversées : La Courneuve - Parc Georges Valbon, Noisy-le-Grand, Neuilly sur Marne, Montreuil, Bagnolet, Romainville, La Courneuve, Tremblay-en-France, Canal de l'Ourcq, Sevran, Bobigny, Drancy, Stade de France

Seine Saint-Denis, Paris .

Dernière journée du Relais de la Flamme Olympique. Communes traversées : Saint-Denis, Village Olympique Saint Ouen, Centre aquatique / Stade de France, Canal Saint-Denis, Parc de la Villette, Paris (Bassin de la Villette / Canal St-Martin), Paris (Cérémonie d'ouverture)

Allumage de la vasque lors de la Cérémonie d'ouverture des Jeux Olympiques

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Tour de France 2015 Stage 15 results
Stage 15 » Mende › Valence (183km) André Greipel is the winner of Tour de France 2015 Stage 15, before John Degenkolb and Alexander Kristoff. Chris Froome was leader in GC.
Summary
André GREIPEL (LOTTO-SOUDAL) won the stage in Valence before John DEGENKOLB (TEAM GIANT-ALPECIN) and Alexander KRISTOFF (TEAM KATUSHA).Christopher Froome is ...
Tour de France 2015: Stage 15 Results
Find out the latest news, stage reports, race scores and expert analysis from the 2015 Tour de France Stage 15. Cyclingnews.com: The world centre of cycling.
Results: 2015 Tour de France, stage 15
Results: 2015 Tour de France, stage 15. André Greipel gets the hat trick in stage 15 as Peter Sagan finds himself winless yet again. Photo: TDW. Greipel celebrates his third stage win of this Tour. ... 2010 Tour de France stage 15 results. Live Replay: Relive the action from Stage 15. Hushovd wins stage 13 of the 2011 Tour de France. 2010 Tour ...
Tour de France 2015: Results and standings
Getty Images. Tour de France 2015. Dates: 4-26 July. BBC coverage: Live text commentary of every stage online and radio commentary on BBC 5 live sports extra or online from 14:45 BST.
Tour de France 2015: Stage 15
Live text, images and social interaction as Andre Greipel wins stage 15 of the Tour de France after a sprint finish.
2015 Tour de France
The 2015 Tour de France was the 102nd edition of the Tour de France, one of cycling's Grand Tours.The 3,360.3 km (2,088 mi)-long race consisted of 21 stages, starting on 4 July in Utrecht, the Netherlands, and concluding on 26 July with the Champs-Élysées stage in Paris. A total of 198 riders from 22 teams entered the race. The overall general classification was won by Chris Froome of Team ...
Tour de France 2015 stage 15
Tour de France 2015 stage 15 - Stage 15 leads in 183 kilometres from to Mende of Valence. It's a hilly ride with a flat finale. Cavendish is dropped early in the race and a break with Sagan is reeled on time. André Greipel powers to the win, taking his third win in the Tour de France 2015.
Tour de France 2015: Results
Tour de France 2015: Results. Tour de France 2015: Results. The 2015 Tour de France started on July 4th in Utrecht, the Netherlands, and finished on July 26th in Paris. Chris Froome took the overal, while André Greipel won the most stages: 4. Nairo Quintana was the best youngster and Peter Sagan was the best rider in the points classification ...
Tour de France 2015 Route stage 15: Mende
Sunday, July 19, 2015 - Stage 15 brings 183 kilometres of racing between Mende and Valence. Climbs, rolling roads and a flat finale - it is al little bit o
Tour de France 2015 Route, Stages & Results
Stage 20 / 110.5 KM T. Pinot. Stay up to date with the full 2015 Tour de France schedule. Eurosport brings you live updates, real-time results and breaking Cycling - Road news.
Best moments
Video of the best moments of the 2015 Tour de France presented during the Presentation Ceremony of the 2016 Tour de France.Vidéo présentée lors de la cérémon...
2015 Tour de France by BikeRaceInfo
Stage 11, Wednesday, July 15: 188 km, Pau - Cauterets/ Vallée de Saint-Savin. Complete stage 11 results, GC, stage story, video, photos, map and elevation guide. Results: 1: MAJKA Rafal: TINKOFF-SAXO: ... Teams Invited to Race the 2015 Tour de France: Announced January 14, 2015, the following teams were issued invitatons to the 2015 Tour: ...
Tour de France 2015: Stage one
Live text commentary of the opening stage of the Tour de France in Utrecht as Rohan Dennis wins in record time. Homepage. ... Posted at 15:50 4 Jul 2015 15:50 4 Jul 2015. Post update. Rob Hayles.
Stage profiles Tour de France 2015 Stage 18
Climb. Stage profile, mountains profiles, final five kilometre profile, race map, steepness percentage profiles for Tour de France 2015.
Tour de France 2015 Stage 21 results
Chris Froome is the winner of Tour de France 2015, before Nairo Quintana and Alejandro Valverde. André Greipel is the winner of the final stage. ... 15:20: 107: GC: WEENING Pieter Orica GreenEDGE. 34: Orica GreenEDGE: 0:21. 0:21. 149: 158 +4:41:27: 179: Sprint: VANBILSEN Kenneth Cofidis, Solutions Crédits. 25:
Tour de France 2015: Route and stages
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Summary
Stephen CUMMINGS (MTN-QHUBEKA) won the stage in Mende before Thibaut PINOT (FDJ) and Romain BARDET (AG2R LA MONDIALE).Christopher Froome is the Yellow Jersey...
2015 Etape du Tour information: the low-down
The 2015 Etape du Tour route has been announced; and boy, what a doozy. Whilst reader Paul conveyed his disappointment that the Etape won't be the Modane-Alpe D'Huez TdF stage ()—saying "How much of a crush to morale is a long downhill stretch with Telegraphe/Glandon next up"—this route will still be a moral crusher.(And, by the way, L'Etape followed the exact same Modane-Alpe d ...
Tour de France 2015: The Route
Edition 102 of the Tour de France starts July 4th in Utrecht, the Netherlands, to finish July 26th at the Champs-Élysées in Paris. Totalling a distance of 3.344 kilometres riders will face cobbles, hills, mountains and three finishes atop of a Wall. Time trialists and sprinters come off badly, 2015 brings a race for the climbers.
Tour de France 2015 Stage 19 results
Stage 19 » Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne › La Toussuire - Les Sybelles (138km) Vincenzo Nibali is the winner of Tour de France 2015 Stage 19, before Nairo Quintana and Chris Froome. Chris Froome was leader in GC.
Etape du Tour 2015
The route for the 2015 Etape du Tour has been revealed this morning at the official launch of next year's Tour de France. As expected the course will see riders tackle a mountain stage, with the highlight being an ascent of the Col de la Croix de Fer at over 2000m. The 2015 Etape du Tour will take place on Sunday 19 July. The route is the same ...
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Parcours de la flamme olympique
Paris (ville-étape) Le parcours de la flamme olympique à Paris le 15 juillet commencera à l'INSEP et traversera le Bois de Vincennes avant de se diriger vers le 18e arrondissement.