Summary

  • Stage 21: Rambouillet to Paris Champs-Elysees, 127km

  • Ineos rider Egan Bernal is crowned champion

  • GB's Geraint Thomas finishes second

  • Dutch rider Steven Kruijswijk finishes third

  • Australia's Caleb Ewan wins sprint on Champs-Elysees

Live Reporting

Steve Sutcliffe

  1. Nice bike

    Egan Bernal has just stopped. Is it a mechanical. Nope just a change of equipment to something a bit more fitting for the occasion?

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  2. The Ineos team are all wearing yellow sunglasses, wearing shorts with yellow bands on and laughing and joking as they pedal along at the gentlest of paces.

    The fizz has been knocked back in no time. Now come on chaps up the speed a little, have you not heard I've got to live text this for the next few hours....

  3. Egan BernalGetty Images

    Geraint who? The champagne is already out. Ineos Team principal Sir Dave Brailsford is passing out the bubbly from the team car, which is adorned with a yellow stripe down the middle.

    Steady Egan.

  4. Julian Alaphilippe and Egan Bernal have just been having a natter. The Frenchman has been been a breath of fresh air at this Tour.

    He'd be well worth the admission fee alone....except of course as 10-12 million fans have already found out you can just rock up and watch this cycling extravaganza wheel by from the side of the road, without any charge.

  5. Going social at Le Tour

    If you've followed this race around for the last three weeks, you could have easily filled your Instagram and other social media accounts with shots like this.

    Another glorious sight. And it was only the depart!

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  6. Here we go

    The roll out is under way.

    I'm not expecting this 128km stage from Rambouillet to the Champs-Elysees in Paris get much more frentic than this, serene pace.

  7. What a three weeks we've had.

    It all started with this man, five-time joint-record champion Eddy Merckx.

    Eddy MerckxGetty Images

    And it likely to end with his man.

    Egan BernalGetty Images

    Because barring something entirely unprecedented I think we all know what is going to happen later today, with Egan Bernal poised to become the first Colombian to win the Tour de France after finishing Saturday's penultimate stage in the yellow jersey.

    That's because tradition dictates that the race leader is not challenged on Sunday's largely processional final stage to Paris.

    Bernal, 22, will become the youngest Tour winner for 110 years, with Ineos team-mate Geraint Thomas in second.

    Dutchman Steven Kruijswijk moved up to third as Julian Alaphilippe faded on an Alpine stage won by Vincenzo Nibali.

  8. Hello and welcome to our coverage of the 21st and final stage of the Tour de France.

    This is basically when the Tour takes over Paris, the peloton rolls up the Champs-Elysees and we get to see one of the most iconic moments in sport.

    Tout simplement magnifique!