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Tadej Pogacar on the podium: "I must say how happy I am to win this Tour de France and how crazy the jersey was and how crazy the battles we had. It was one of the craziest tours I think in the history. We were witnessing a whole lot of things in the Tour de France. Also, Mark Cavendish did his 35th win, history made.
"Thanks to all the fans alongside the road, you're the best. Thanks to the organisation as well. Every year improving. Beautiful race.
"All in all I'm super happy and proud. Big thanks to my family and friends who support me. My teammates and friends and everyone who sponsors me. We were working hard for this.
"I am super happy. Let's enjoy this moment and thank you everybody."
And now Pogacar is joined by Jonas Vingegaard and Remco Evenepoel on the podium.
Tadej Pogacar is next to walk on to the podium. He carries his bike over his shoulder. Legend.
Image source, Getty ImagesRichard Carapaz has just been presented with the Polka Dot jersey.
Biniam Girmay comes out to collect the Green jersey.
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I cried when Cav won his 35th - partly as I was in awe of him and his achievement but particularly because I lost my best man to cancer 3 years ago and he helped me understand the techniques and the way the tour ‘works’ and I wanted to talk to him about it and tried to call him! Thank you for the memories Sir Mark - you are a legend and I know my mate would be so proud of you!
Thanks from Adam
Mark Cavendish has just been presented with a special black jersey which has 35 written in yellow roman numerals on the front.
Lovely touch.
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What can we say, a great bloke, brilliant team player and an outstanding cyclist. Cav’s retirement is going to leave a huge hole in the world of cycling. Have a great retirement, enjoy your family! Xx
Steve and Lorraine
The Tour de France organisers are honouring Mark Cavendish.
He's up on the podium now, waving at supporters.
Image source, Getty ImagesMore from Tadej Pogacar: "It's incredible, I would never have thought about this. Maybe some people thought the Giro was a safety net if I would not win the Tour de France. Already it would have been an incredible year, but to win the Tour de France is another level. To win both together is another level above that level.
"Next I want to take the World Championship jersey. It has looked very good on Mathieu van der Poel. I want one time to have the rainbow jersey on my back.
"I think in the last two years we've been hearing this is the best era of cycling, the best competition ever. If I was not competing myself I would also say it's the best. This competition with Remco, Jonas and Primoz is just incredible. We can all enjoy this moment of cycling, it's beautiful in my opinion."
Looks like the organisers have wiped a second off Pogacar's time. He actually won the stage by one minute and three seconds and claims a third Tour de France by six minutes and 17 seconds.
Tadej Pogacar after his win: "I'm super happy. I cannot describe how happy I am. After two hard years in the Tour de France, this year everything went to perfection. I am out of words. I am super happy to win here. Incredible.
"This is the first grand tour where I was totally confident every day. Even in Giro I had one bad day but I won't tell which one. This year Tour de France was amazing. I was enjoying day one until today. I had such a great support behind me. I couldn't let anyone down."
So Pogacar wins the tour by six minutes and 16 seconds.
Vingegaard is second. Evenepoel finishes third.
Sensational. Stage win number six.
Tadej Pogacar wins the time trial by one minute and two seconds.
Jonas Vingegaard is the new leader. 46 minutes and 27 seconds.
11 seconds better than Remco Evenepoel.
Remco Evenepoel crosses the line and sets a new time to beat.
46 minutes and 38 seconds.