1. Tadej Pogacar (Slo/UAE Team Emirates) 55mins 55secs

2. Tom Dumoulin (Ned/Jumbo-Visma) +1min 21secs

3. Richie Porte (Aus/Trek-Segafredo) Same time

4. Wout van Aert (Bel/Jumbo Visma) +1min 31secs

5. Primoz Roglic (Slo/Jumbo-Visma) +1min 56secs

6. Remi Cavagna (Fra/Deceuninck-Quick-Step) +1min 59secs

7. Damiano Caruso (Ita/Bahrain McLaren) +2mins 29secs

8. David de la Cruz (Spa/UAE Team Emirates) +2mins 40secs

9. Enric Mas (Spa/Movistar) +2mins 45secs

10. Rigoberto Uran (Col/EF Pro Cycling) +2mins 54secs

So Tadej Pogacar wins the stage, the Tour de France, the polka dot jersey and the white jersey.

He's 21.

Primoz Roglic is sat on the ground, grieving.

The old adage is it takes one bad day to lose the Tour but jeez, can you imagine that one bad day being the last one that matters.

In a show of exceptional sportsmanship Roglic then gets up to embrace Tadej Pogacar and congratulate his compatriot.

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Greg Lemond trailed Laurent Fignon by 50 seconds going into the final stage of the 1989 Tour and won it by eight seconds.

Tadej Pogacar trailed Primoz Roglic by 57 seconds going into this stage and has won it by 59 seconds.

Pogacar will not be attacked tomorrow. The race is done. He's won it.

Breathtaking.

Tadej Pogacar produces one of the best rides in Tour de France history to overhaul Primoz Roglic and win the 2020 title.

Roglic finished 1mins 56secs back on Pogacar, meaning the younger Slovenian has won the title by 59 seconds.

Pogacar hasn't worn the yellow jersey at all in this race. The first time he will ever do so will be to ride into Paris and be crowned champion.

That was absolutely incredible.

57 seconds

58 seconds

Primoz Roglic has lost the Tour de France to Tadej Pogacar.

Primoz Roglic is nearly two minutes down on Tadej Pogacar's time.

This is actually pretty tough to watch. Primoz Roglic knows he's lost the yellow jersey and still has to drag himself up a brutally sharp 1km.

Tadej Pogacar has also taken the polka dot jersey off Richard Carapaz, I think.

Primoz Roglic is the only rider left on course.

But he's lost it all.

Immense.

Just immense.

Tadej Pogacar sets the new quckest mark at 55mins 55secs, beating Tom Dumoulin by 1min 21secs.

A stage win is nice.

But he's also going to win the Tour de France.

Tom Dumoulin and Wout van Aert look on.

They look sick.

Tadej Pogacar is going to win the stage here!

This is turning into an absolute drubbing.

Primoz Roglic is 44 seconds behind Tadej Pogacar!

Richie Porte flew up that climb and missed out on the stage lead by a second!

The Australian goes second quickest and is sure to finish third overall.

Primoz Roglic catches up to Miguel Angel Lopez, he's not allowed to draft behind him and has to overtake.

You are a liar if you saw this coming.

But Tadej Pogacar is riding his way to the Tour de France title.

Tadej Pogacar gets out of the saddle and sprints up a steep rise. He's got about 2km to go.

And he's virtually 22 seconds ahead of Primoz Roglic.

Tadej Pogacar could end up winning the yellow, polka dot and white jerseys here.

Greg Lemond beat Laurent Fignon by eight seconds in the 1989 Tour de France.

It's going to be similarly close here.