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Tour de France 2017

Stage 21

Groenewegen’s Champs surprise

  • Sunday 23 July 2017
  • 103 km
  • 484 m climbed
  • Won by Dylan Groenewegen

The road

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At the start

Montgeron to the Champs-Élysées

Chris Froome's fourth Tour is effectively won: 54 seconds over Rigoberto Urán, who slid to a stop against the barriers in Marseille and still saved his podium, and 2:20 over Romain Bardet — third by a single second from Mikel Landa. Today begins at Montgeron, where the first Tour started in 1903, and ends with eight laps of the Champs-Élysées: champagne first, then the fastest sprint of the year.

How it was won

  1. 13 km to go

    Yellow toasts in the sun

    Chris Froome and his Sky teammates sip champagne on the parade into Paris, the fourth Tour all but won.

  2. At the line

    Groenewegen’s Champs surprise

    Dylan Groenewegen springs a surprise on the Champs-Élysées, beating André Greipel, as Chris Froome celebrates his fourth Tour de France title.

The result

Podium, Stage 21, Tour de France 2017
RankRiderTeamTime
1Dylan GroenewegenTeam LottoNL-Jumbo2:25:39
2André GreipelLotto Soudal+0:00
3Edvald Boasson HagenTeam Dimension Data+0:00
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