Hello and welcome to live coverage of stage 13 of the Tour de France - a very much sombre individual time trial (37.5km from Bourg-Saint-Andeol to La Caverne du Pont-D-Arc) which has been overshadowed by the atrocities taking place last night in nearby Nice. Our thoughts are with everyone affected by the shocking events.

Tour de France

Stage 13 | Flat | Men | 15.07.2016

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Bourg-Saint-AndéolVallon-Pont-d'Arc

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ByThe Editorial Team

Updated 15/07/2016 at 15:39 GMT

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16:39

We have a very new-look top ten now after that time trial with Froome now almost three minutes ahead of Quintana.

37.5km

Here comes Chris Froome - it won't be enough to win it, but it will strengthen his grip on the yellow jersey. It's 1:04 down on Dumoulin - and two minutes quicker than the likes of Quintana, Yates and Porte...

16:29

Great effort from Adam Yates who will post a solid top 20 time today. He crosses the line 3:01 down on Dumoulin.

16:28

This is the man in the hot seat who will win this time trial in about 5 minutes...

37.5km

Nairo Quintana comes home 3:07 in arrears - which is the same time as Richie Porte but both riders will lose ground today, albeit only on the likes of Froome, Mollema, Yates and Valverde.

37.5km

Romain Bardet comes home 3:52 down on Dumoulin, and then Bauke Mollema impresses with a time 1:54 in arrears.

28km

Froome is 48 seconds down at the third check, which sounds a lot but it's the second best time so it means he's up on all his rivals. He will extend his lead in the yellow jersey today.

28km

Adam Yates is riding a respectable time. He's 2:16 down at the second check - which is worse than Valverde but better than Quintana, by about 30 seconds either way.

16:15

Dan Martin is 4:10 down on Dumoulin at the finish. Rodriguez was 4:46 down. These small guys have really suffered in the wind out there today.

28km

Quintana is 2:31 down on Dumouilin at the second check so he will be well down at the finish.

37.5km

Here comes Fabio Aru and he's going to lose a big chunk here. Yes, it's 4:25 down on Dumoulin - big loss for the Astana rider.

16:11

Richie Porte on the rollers appeared downcast and crestfallen after his effort. "It hurt like hell. Yesterday with the motorbike didn't help. We'll see in a bit with the other GC guys. I'm a little bit sore and disappointed."

28km

Bauke Mollema is the latest to come though the second check - and the Dutchman is 1:28 down. Not a bad time at all.

28km

Valverde isn't going too badly: 1:46 down at the second check. Just remember, though, that the closest rider to Dumoulin there was 54 seconds down.

16:03

Here's that wind wobble from Bardet...

37.5km

Richie Porte is approaching the finish and he certainly went out too hard. He comes over the line 3:08 down for 15th place. That's also over a minute down on Geraint Thomas, who wasn't even going all-in.

28km

Fabio Aru is having a stinker - he's 3:02 down at the third check after 28km.

16:00

Meanwhile, Nairo Quintana almost loses it on a bend - his wheel locks up and he is forced to ride wide and close to the crowds on the apex of the bend. Quintana was 50 seconds down at 7km.

7km

Chris Froome comes through the first check and he's 17 seconds down on Tom Dumoulin, which is only the sixth best time. Porte, Oliveira, Clement and Boasson Hagen are all quicker than the yellow jersey...

37.5km

Meanwhile, Roman Kreuziger (Tinkoff) comes home 3:13 down.

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