Hello and welcome to live coverage of stage 21 of the Tour de France - the final ride into Paris at the end of this gruelling three weeks. It's a largely processional 113km ride from Chantilly to the Champs-Eylsees which should spark into life during the criterium-style laps of the city centre circuit.
Tour de France
Stage 21 | Flat | Men | 24.07.2016
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Updated 24/07/2016 at 17:44 GMT
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18:45
Here's the top ten today.
18:42
Boasson Hagen and Matthews completed the top five... but no sign of Kittel there at the finish.
18:40
Andre Greipel continues his record of winning at least one stage on every Grand Tour he has ridden since 2007. He beat Sagan and Kristoff, with the three riders well ahead of the rest of the field.
18:35
Here's the moment Chris Froome won the Tour de France...
0km
Confirmation of the overall victory for Chris Froome of Team Sky - the third of his career.
0km
What a win for the Gorilla! He powers past Kristoff and then held off a late surge from Peter Sagan to take the win - his first in the Tour this year.
0km
VICTORY FOR ANDRE GREIPEL!
0.5km
Katusha lead the pack onto the final straight...
0.8km
Here come Katusha and Kristoff...
1km
Under the flamme rouge for this strung-out peloton and it's Lotto Soudal...
2km
Lotto Soudal come up with Greipel, who won here last year. Dimension Data are there too for Boasson Hagen. Kittel is there with three team-mates...
3km
Puncture for Bryan Coquard! He won't be a factor today...
3.5km
One of the IAM Cycling riders goes down heavily after a touch of wheels...
4km
Cannondale-Drapac have three riders near the front too - perhaps working for Navardauskas. Still without a win in this race... As are Cofidis, who are there now too.
5km
Another rider to watch is John Degenkolb of Giant Alpecin - to cap his slow comeback from injury. He's edging ahead alongside Tinkoff and Trek Segafredo on the front, with Orica and Etixx primed too.
6km
Disaster for IAM Cycling - Enger has a puncture... the Swiss team promptly disappear from the front of the pack.
7km
The bell rings and the riders zip over the finish line for the penultimate time. Lutsenko and Van Avermaet have been caught.
7.5km
A reminder of the big earlier talking point - that meltdown by Marcel Kittel...
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Marcel Kittel has meltdown on Champs-Elysees
8km
It's now quite over but will be soon for the two leaders, as IAM Cycling send two men to the front on the Rue de Rivoli for their man Sondre Holst Enger.
9km
Orica-BikeExchange send a man to the front - Daryl Impey, it seems - ahead of the Direct Energie train.