Bonjour le Tour! Hello and welcome to live coverage of the final stage of the Tour de France - a largely processional 128km ride into Paris which culminates with eight laps of the cobbled city centre circuit on the Champs-Elysees.

Thanks for joining me pretty much every day for this live Tour de France blog - and what a race it was. Be sure to return in a month's time for the Vuelta a Espana, where we'll go again... Merci et adieu!

Ewan took the win ahead of Groenewegen and Bonifazio there - with Sagan and Viviani nowhere to be seen.

Egan Bernal wins the Tour de France! The Colombian crosses the line next to Geraint Thomas to secure the one-two for Ineos.

Victory for Caleb Ewan of Lotto Soudal! It's three and easy for the Australian who zips along the left by the barriers to finish his debut Tour in style.

Boasson Hagen goes for a long one!

Under the flamme rouge and it's Lotto and QuickStep for Ewan and Viviani. Sagan is edging up, as is Groenewegen - but like Viviani, they will have to come from deep.

Colbrelli is back up there and Trentin, for Mitchelton-Scott, is near the front as QuickStep take it up.

Van Avermaet is reeled in before the Arc de Triomphe.

Matthews has a Sunweb teammate pacing him back but he surely won't make it - well, he's on the back now, but surely he still has too much ground to make up. With Cees Bol out, Sunweb may have to go for Nikias Arndt today.

Attack from Greg van Avermaet of CCC! The Olympic champion is going for a long one but, well, good luck with that one, Greg...

The bell sounds and we're onto the last lap! Bora and Lotto Soudal are on the front, with Trek-Segafredo in the mix for Jasper Stuyven.

Dimension Data have been doing a lot of the tempo on the front so perhaps they're going to give Edwald Boasson Hagen a pop. You often get a surprise winner on the Champs, so who knows...

Heartbreak for Michael Matthews who drops a chain and curses his luck. He needs a bike change and his chances have been scuppered.

It's all back together. Game on. Except for Colbrelli, who is still fighting back to join the rear of the peloton.

If Colbrelli's off the back behind his team car then his teammate Tratnik is the last remaining rider from the break out ahead, the Bahrain Merida man digging in - then swinging off and accepting the inevitable.

Puncture for Sonny Colbrelli who is drafting his way back to the peloton. Terrible timing and he'll struggle now to get back into the thick of it.

Bora, Jumbo and QuickStep all have riders on the front although Lotto Soudal are keeping their powder dry as the sun sets on the cobbles of the Champs-Elysees. Two more laps to go with the four ahead with just 10 seconds to play with.