07.24 - Tour de France: Stage 19

"G'day mate", says Robbie McEwen to Jeremy Hunt as the British rider speeds by - but he won't be saying that in tomorrow's Champs Elysees sprint..!

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Robert Gesink finishes this Tour in 6th place overall, but he finished 109th today at 8' 33"..!

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Jurgen Van Den Broeck ends in 5th place overall, but the Belgian finished 71st today at 7' 10"..!

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Chris Horner kept his 10th place overall, but he was 69th today at 7' 10"...

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Lance Armstrong finishes his last-ever Tour - ever! - in 23rd place, but he was 67th today at 7' 05"...

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Ryder Hesjedal secured 7th place overall after finishing 52nd today at 6' 40"...

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Andy Schleck stays in 2nd place overall after a brilliant effort to unseat Contador - he was 44th today at 6' 14"...

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Levi Leipheimer was Radio Shack's best-placed rider today, he took 41st at 5' 59" and ends in 13th place overall...

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Sammy Sanchez slipped to 4th overall after taking 40th today at 5' 51"...

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Alberto Contador had to fight to keep his race-lead - the Spaniard ended the stage in 35th place at 5' 43"...

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David Millar took 17th place at 4' 20"...

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Denis Menchov was the fastest of the overall contenders - he ends in 3rd overall after taking 11th place today at 3' 51"...

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Geraint Thomas rode to 10th on the stage, at 3' 38"...

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Bradley Wiggins ends his Tour in 24th place after taking 9th today at 3'33"...

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Maarten Tjallingi took 8th place today, 3' 21" down...

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Vasil Kiryienka took 7th place at 3' 10"...

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Koos Moerenhout took 6th place at 3' 03"...

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David Zabriskie took 5th place today at exactly three minutes...

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Ignatas Konovalovas took 4th place at 2' 44"...

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Bert Grabsch started first and ended in 3rd place, 1' 48" down on the winner...

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Tony Martin took second-place today, just seventeen seconds down on the winner...

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Fabian Cancellara started early, got the best conditions, had the best pair of legs - and won the stage at an incredible speed of over 51-kilometres-per-hour..!

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Alberto Contador can afford to cry now, he's as good as won the 2010 Tour de France after a tough time trial contest that sees him end with a 39-seconds advantage over Andy Schleck...

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