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Chapeau Christopher: Froome wins Tour du France

Chapeau Christopher: Froome wins Tour du France
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Christopher Froome is the winner of the 2015 Tour du France. He's done it! Chris Froome crosses the line safely in Paris to confirm victory in the

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Christopher Froome is the winner of the 2015 Tour du France.

He's done it! Chris Froome crosses the line safely in Paris to confirm victory in the 2015 Tour de France #T3AMSKY pic.twitter.com/yhh1BKCghl

— Team Sky (@TeamSky) July 26, 2015

He becomes the first British cyclist to win the world’s biggest bike race twice.

He celebrated on the way into Paris with his Sky teammates, the hard work done in the previous three weeks.

It's been an honour & a privilege to be supported by this team. Thank you! @teamsky #TDF2015 Pic: @brynlennon pic.twitter.com/5Ze3485iNK

— Chris Froome (@chrisfroome) July 26, 2015

Three weeks, not only of intense bike racing, but of endless doping accusations, questions and hostile crowds.

Froome himself has been doused in urine and spat at, still he kept his eyes on the prize.

As the peloton hit Paris the sprinters and their teams got to work in an attempt to win the prestigious final stage in the French capital.

The German speed machine Andre Greipel proved that he is the fastest man in the peloton by winning his fourth stage.

#TDF2015 Many congrats to @AndreGreipel and the team with this 4th stage win! pic.twitter.com/tDe4TYf96O

— Lotto Soudal (@Lotto_Soudal) July 26, 2015

General classification
1. Chris Froome Great Britain Sky 84:46:14’ 2.Nairo Quintana Colombia Movistar 1:12’
3. Alejandro Valverde Spain Movistar 5:25’
4. Vincenzo Nibali Italy Astana 8:36’
5.Alberto Contador Spain Tinkoff-Saxo 9:48’

Points classification
1. Peter Sagan Slovakia Tinkoff-Saxo 432

2. Andre Greipel Germany Lotto-Soudal 366

  1. John Degenkolb Germany Giant-Alpecin 298 4. Mark Cavendish Great Britain Etixx-Quick Step 206

5. Bryan Coquard France Europcar 152

Mountains Classification
1. Chris Froome Great Britain Sky 119

2.Nairo Quintana Colombia Movistar 108

3. Romain Bardet France AG2R-La Mondiale 90

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