2021 Tour de France
108th edition: June 26 - July 18, 2021
Stage 20: Saturday, June 17, 2021
Saturday, July 17: Stage 20, Libourne - St. Emilion 30.8 km individual time trial
Stage 20 map & profile | Stage 20 photos
Wout van Aert going faster than anyone else at the Tour de France. ASO photo
Weather at the finish city of Saint-Emilion at 2:40 PM, local time: 27C (80F), sunny, with the wind from the north at 14 km/hr (9 mph). No rain is forecast.
The race: Tim Declercq (Deceuninck-Quick Step), sitting last in the GC, was the first rider off at 1:05 PM. Race leader Tadej Pogacar is scheduled to start at 5:19 PM.
Here's the race organizer's stage 20 summary:
Wout van Aert who came to the Tour de France with the first ambition of winning sprints and wearing the yellow jersey claimed an impressive time trial victory in the vineyard of Saint-Émilion after the Mont Ventoux stage. Kasper Asgreen and Jonas Vingegaard rounded out the podium of stage 20. Tadej Pogacar finished with 8th best time and retained the yellow jersey with an advantage of 5’20’’ over Vingegaard.
Stefan Bissegger for one and half hour on the hot seat
Successively, Tim Declercq, Mark Cavendish, Michael Morkov, Dries Devenyns, all from Deceuninck-Quick Step, set a time of reference. Max Walscheid (Qhubeka-NextHash) bettered the Belgian but the first big specialist to ride over 50km/h was Mikkel Bjerg (UAE Team Emirates) in 36’45’’ (50.3km/h). Stefan Bissegger (EF Education-Nippo) rode eight seconds faster in 36’37 (50.4km/h). Bissegger and Bjerg topped the tally until Kasper Asgreen (Deceuninck-Quick Step) outclassed them. In both time checks, the Danish champion was 6’’ ahead of the Swiss winner of the time trial at Paris-Nice who remained on the hot seat for one hour and ten minutes. Asgreen was the eighth leader of the stage with an average speed of 51km/h (36’14’’).
We're racing in Bordeaux wine country today. Here's Christophe Laporte on his ride. Photo: ASO/Pauline Ballet
Big disillusion for Stefan Küng
European champion Stefan Küng (Groupama-FDJ) was the hot favourite to dethrone the Dane. He started on a high note, with 6’’ lead over Asgreen at Pomerol (km 7.6) but had already lost his advantage at Montagne (km 20). Towards the end, he paid for his efforts and missed out on the stage win he wanted badly. Asgreen was eventually ousted by Wout van Aert (Jumbo-Visma) who rode in 35’53’’ at 51.5km/h, which was 21’’ faster than the previous leader!
First ITT win at the Tour de France for van Aert
In the battle for GC positions, all riders who were threatened by their closest follower retained their supremacy: Vingegaard (2nd) over Richard Carapaz, Ben O’Connor (4th) over Wilco Kelderman, Enric Mas (6th) over Alexey Lutsenko and Guillaume Martin (8th) over Pello Bilbao. Van Aert had won bunch sprints and a mountain stage previously but this is his first time trial victory. For the second time, Pogacar, 23, will ride to Paris in the yellow jersey.
Complete results:
30.8 kilometers raced at an average speed of 51.500 km/hr
1 | WOUT VAN AERT | JUMBO-VISMA | 35min 53sec |
2 | KASPER ASGREEN | DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP | @ 21sec |
3 | JONAS VINGEGAARD | JUMBO-VISMA | 0' 32'' |
4 | STEFAN KÜNG | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 0' 38'' |
5 | STEFAN BISSEGGER | EF EDUCATION-NIPPO | 0' 44'' |
6 | MATTIA CATTANEO | DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP | 0' 49'' |
7 | MIKKEL BJERG | UAE TEAM EMIRATES | 0' 52'' |
8 | TADEJ POGACAR | UAE TEAM EMIRATES | 0' 57'' |
9 | MAGNUS CORT NIELSEN | EF EDUCATION-NIPPO | 1' 00'' |
10 | DYLAN VAN BAARLE | INEOS GRENADIERS | 1' 21'' |
11 | BRANDON MCNULTY | UAE TEAM EMIRATES | 1' 35'' |
12 | BRUNO ARMIRAIL | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 1' 46'' |
13 | JONATHAN CASTROVIEJO | INEOS GRENADIERS | 1' 47'' |
14 | OMAR FRAILE | ASTANA-PREMIER TECH | s.t. |
15 | FRED WRIGHT | BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS | 1' 56'' |
16 | ALEXEY LUTSENKO | ASTANA-PREMIER TECH | 1' 58'' |
17 | MAXIMILIAN WALSCHEID | QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH | 2' 01'' |
18 | HARRISON SWEENY | LOTTO SOUDAL | s.t. |
19 | JULIAN ALAPHILIPPE | DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP | 2' 05'' |
20 | ANTHONY PEREZ | COFIDIS | s.t. |
21 | LUKE DURBRIDGE | TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE | s.t. |
22 | DRIES DEVENYNS | DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP | 2' 06'' |
23 | RICHARD CARAPAZ | INEOS GRENADIERS | 2' 09'' |
24 | NEILSON POWLESS | EF EDUCATION-NIPPO | 2' 16'' |
25 | JONAS RICKAERT | ALPECIN-FENIX | 2' 19'' |
26 | WILCO KELDERMAN | BORA-HANSGROHE | 2' 20'' |
27 | ENRIC MAS | MOVISTAR | 2' 29'' |
28 | BAUKE MOLLEMA | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 2' 32'' |
29 | HUGO HOULE | ASTANA-PREMIER TECH | 2' 33'' |
30 | XANDRO MEURISSE | ALPECIN-FENIX | 2' 40'' |
31 | BEN O'CONNOR | AG2R-CITROEN | 2' 41'' |
32 | RUBEN GUERREIRO | EF EDUCATION-NIPPO | s.t. |
33 | THOMAS DE GENDT | LOTTO SOUDAL | 2' 42'' |
34 | CONNOR SWIFT | ARKEA-SAMSIC | 2' 43'' |
35 | PIERRE LATOUR | TOTALENERGIES | 2' 45'' |
36 | AURÉLIEN PARET PEINTRE | AG2R-CITROEN | s.t. |
37 | JASPER STUYVEN | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 2' 47'' |
38 | CHRISTOPHE LAPORTE | COFIDIS | 3' 04'' |
39 | DYLAN TEUNS | BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS | s.t. |
40 | RIGOBERTO URAN | EF EDUCATION-NIPPO | 3' 06'' |
41 | LOUIS MEINTJES | INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT | 3' 11'' |
42 | PEIO BILBAO | BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS | 3' 13'' |
43 | RICHIE PORTE | INEOS GRENADIERS | 3' 15'' |
44 | RUI COSTA | UAE TEAM EMIRATES | 3' 19'' |
45 | MICHAEL VALGREN HUNDAHL | EF EDUCATION-NIPPO | 3' 22'' |
46 | SERGIO ANDRES HIGUITA | EF EDUCATION-NIPPO | 3' 23'' |
47 | GERAINT THOMAS | INEOS GRENADIERS | 3' 28'' |
48 | JAKOB FUGLSANG | ASTANA-PREMIER TECH | 3' 35'' |
49 | DAVID GAUDU | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 3' 36'' |
50 | PIERRE LUC PERICHON | COFIDIS | 3' 41'' |
51 | MICHAEL MØRKØV | DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP | 3' 42'' |
52 | SEPP KUSS | JUMBO-VISMA | 3' 44'' |
53 | GUILLAUME MARTIN | COFIDIS | s.t. |
54 | NILS EEKHOFF | TEAM DSM | 3' 47'' |
55 | VALENTIN MADOUAS | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 3' 52'' |
56 | VEGARD STAKE LAENGEN | UAE TEAM EMIRATES | 3' 54'' |
57 | JONAS RUTSCH | EF EDUCATION-NIPPO | s.t. |
58 | BRENT VAN MOER | LOTTO SOUDAL | 3' 56'' |
59 | DANIEL OSS | BORA-HANSGROHE | 3' 58'' |
60 | RAFAL MAJKA | UAE TEAM EMIRATES | 4' 00'' |
61 | DORIAN GODON | AG2R-CITROEN | s.t. |
62 | OMER GOLDSTEIN | ISRAEL START-UP NATION | 4' 01'' |
63 | PHILIPPE GILBERT | LOTTO SOUDAL | s.t. |
64 | MAXIME CHEVALIER | B&B HOTELS | 4' 07'' |
65 | CYRIL BARTHE | B&B HOTELS | 4' 11'' |
66 | MARK CAVENDISH | DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP | 4' 12'' |
67 | OLIVER NAESEN | AG2R-CITROEN | 4' 13'' |
68 | JAN BAKELANTS | INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT | 4' 17'' |
69 | ION IZAGUIRRE INSAUSTI | ASTANA-PREMIER TECH | 4' 18'' |
70 | JULIEN BERNARD | TREK-SEGAFREDO | s.t. |
71 | LORENZO ROTA | INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT | 4' 20'' |
72 | NILS POLITT | BORA-HANSGROHE | 4' 22'' |
73 | ALEJANDRO VALVERDE | MOVISTAR | 4' 23'' |
74 | TAO GEOGHEGAN HART | INEOS GRENADIERS | s.t. |
75 | MADS PEDERSEN | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 4' 24'' |
76 | MICHAEL SCHÄR | AG2R-CITROEN | 4' 25'' |
77 | CRISTIAN RODRIGUEZ | TOTALENERGIES | s.t. |
78 | MICHAEL MATTHEWS | TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE | 4' 26'' |
79 | KENNY ELISSONDE | TREK-SEGAFREDO | s.t. |
80 | QUENTIN PACHER | B&B HOTELS | s.t. |
81 | IMANOL ERVITI | MOVISTAR | 4' 27'' |
82 | TIM DECLERCQ | DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP | s.t. |
83 | BOY VAN POPPEL | INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT | 4' 28'' |
84 | DANNY VAN POPPEL | INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT | s.t. |
85 | EMANUEL BUCHMANN | BORA-HANSGROHE | 4' 30'' |
86 | DAVIDE BALLERINI | DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP | s.t. |
87 | JELLE WALLAYS | COFIDIS | s.t. |
88 | TOMS SKUJINS | TREK-SEGAFREDO | s.t. |
89 | FABIEN DOUBEY | TOTALENERGIES | 4' 31'' |
90 | RICK ZABEL | ISRAEL START-UP NATION | 4' 32'' |
91 | WOUTER POELS | BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS | s.t. |
92 | DANIEL MARTIN | ISRAEL START-UP NATION | 4' 33'' |
93 | IVAN GARCIA CORTINA | MOVISTAR | 4' 34'' |
94 | DAVIDE FORMOLO | UAE TEAM EMIRATES | 4' 38'' |
95 | SIMON CLARKE | QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH | 4' 39'' |
96 | MARK DONOVAN | TEAM DSM | s.t. |
97 | JORGE ARCAS | MOVISTAR | 4' 40'' |
98 | VICTOR DE LA PARTE | TOTALENERGIES | 4' 43'' |
99 | CHRISTOPHER JUUL JENSEN | TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE | 4' 44'' |
100 | LUKAS PÖSTLBERGER | BORA-HANSGROHE | 4' 45'' |
101 | MARC HIRSCHI | UAE TEAM EMIRATES | s.t. |
102 | KRISTIAN SBARAGLI | ALPECIN-FENIX | 4' 49'' |
103 | ANTHONY TURGIS | TOTALENERGIES | 4' 50'' |
104 | RETO HOLLENSTEIN | ISRAEL START-UP NATION | 4' 56'' |
105 | JESUS HERRADA | COFIDIS | 4' 58'' |
106 | SONNY COLBRELLI | BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS | 5' 00'' |
107 | EDWARD THEUNS | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 5' 04'' |
108 | ALEX ARANBURU DEBA | ASTANA-PREMIER TECH | 5' 07'' |
109 | JORIS NIEUWENHUIS | TEAM DSM | s.t. |
110 | FRANCK BONNAMOUR | B&B HOTELS | 5' 11'' |
111 | CASPER PEDERSEN | TEAM DSM | s.t. |
112 | GREG VAN AVERMAET | AG2R-CITROEN | 5' 12'' |
113 | ANDRÉ GREIPEL | ISRAEL START-UP NATION | 5' 14'' |
114 | CYRIL GAUTIER | B&B HOTELS | s.t. |
115 | PETR VAKOČ | ALPECIN-FENIX | 5' 15'' |
116 | MIKE TEUNISSEN | JUMBO-VISMA | 5' 16'' |
117 | GEORG ZIMMERMANN | INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT | 5' 17'' |
118 | LUKA MEZGEC | TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE | s.t. |
119 | CEES BOL | TEAM DSM | 5' 23'' |
120 | JULIEN SIMON | TOTALENERGIES | s.t. |
121 | PATRICK KONRAD | BORA-HANSGROHE | 5' 24'' |
122 | DMITRIY GRUZDEV | ASTANA-PREMIER TECH | 5' 25'' |
123 | CHRIS FROOME | ISRAEL START-UP NATION | 5' 28'' |
124 | GUILLAUME BOIVIN | ISRAEL START-UP NATION | 5' 32'' |
125 | RUBEN FERNANDEZ | COFIDIS | 5' 33'' |
126 | IDE SCHELLING | BORA-HANSGROHE | 5' 40'' |
127 | SERGIO LUIS HENAO | QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH | 5' 43'' |
128 | NAIRO QUINTANA | ARKEA-SAMSIC | 5' 44'' |
129 | CARLOS BARBERO | QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH | 5' 46'' |
130 | MICHAL KWIATKOWSKI | INEOS GRENADIERS | s.t. |
131 | JASPER PHILIPSEN | ALPECIN-FENIX | 5' 47'' |
132 | JÉRÉMY CABOT | TOTALENERGIES | 5' 50'' |
133 | SIMON GESCHKE | COFIDIS | s.t. |
134 | MARCO HALLER | BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS | 5' 53'' |
135 | PIERRE ROLLAND | B&B HOTELS | 5' 54'' |
136 | CARLOS VERONA | MOVISTAR | 5' 56'' |
137 | BENOIT COSNEFROY | AG2R-CITROEN | 5' 57'' |
138 | SILVAN DILLIER | ALPECIN-FENIX | 6' 04'' |
139 | SEAN BENNETT | QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH | 6' 09'' |
140 | MATEJ MOHORIC | BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS | 6' 11'' |
141 | ELIE GESBERT | ARKEA-SAMSIC | 6' 14'' |
142 | JHOAN ESTEBAN CHAVES | TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE | 6' 38'' |
GC after stage 20:
- GC leader: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
- Mountains classification leader: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
- Points classification leader: Mark Cavendish (Deceuninck-Quick Step)
- Best young rider: Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates)
- Team classification leader: Bahrain Victorious
3,306.0 kilometers raced so far at an average speed of 41.179 km/hr
1 | TADEJ POGACAR | UAE TEAM EMIRATES | 80hr 16min 59sec |
2 | JONAS VINGEGAARD | JUMBO-VISMA | @ 5min 20sec |
3 | RICHARD CARAPAZ | INEOS GRENADIERS | 7' 03'' |
4 | BEN O'CONNOR | AG2R-CITROEN | 10' 02'' |
5 | WILCO KELDERMAN | BORA-HANSGROHE | 10' 13'' |
6 | ENRIC MAS | MOVISTAR | 11' 43'' |
7 | ALEXEY LUTSENKO | ASTANA-PREMIER TECH | 12' 23'' |
8 | GUILLAUME MARTIN | COFIDIS | 15' 33'' |
9 | PEIO BILBAO | BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS | 16' 04'' |
10 | RIGOBERTO URAN | EF EDUCATION-NIPPO | 18' 34'' |
11 | DAVID GAUDU | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 21' 21'' |
12 | MATTIA CATTANEO | DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP | 23' 28'' |
13 | JHOAN ESTEBAN CHAVES | TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE | 37' 48'' |
14 | LOUIS MEINTJES | INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT | 38' 09'' |
15 | AURÉLIEN PARET PEINTRE | AG2R-CITROEN | 39' 09'' |
16 | WOUTER POELS | BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS | 50' 35'' |
17 | DYLAN TEUNS | BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS | 51' 40'' |
18 | RUBEN GUERREIRO | EF EDUCATION-NIPPO | 54' 10'' |
19 | WOUT VAN AERT | JUMBO-VISMA | 57' 12'' |
20 | BAUKE MOLLEMA | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 1h 01' 39'' |
21 | SERGIO LUIS HENAO | QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH | 1h 03' 12'' |
22 | FRANCK BONNAMOUR | B&B HOTELS | 1h 04' 35'' |
23 | SERGIO ANDRES HIGUITA | EF EDUCATION-NIPPO | 1h 05' 27'' |
24 | JONATHAN CASTROVIEJO | INEOS GRENADIERS | 1h 06' 20'' |
25 | ALEJANDRO VALVERDE | MOVISTAR | 1h 07' 50'' |
26 | ION IZAGUIRRE INSAUSTI | ASTANA-PREMIER TECH | 1h 23' 39'' |
27 | PATRICK KONRAD | BORA-HANSGROHE | 1h 27' 06'' |
28 | NAIRO QUINTANA | ARKEA-SAMSIC | 1h 33' 11'' |
29 | JULIAN ALAPHILIPPE | DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP | 1h 39' 37'' |
30 | XANDRO MEURISSE | ALPECIN-FENIX | 1h 40' 48'' |
31 | MATEJ MOHORIC | BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS | 1h 49' 05'' |
32 | EMANUEL BUCHMANN | BORA-HANSGROHE | 1h 49' 39'' |
33 | SEPP KUSS | JUMBO-VISMA | 1h 50' 04'' |
34 | KENNY ELISSONDE | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 1h 50' 35'' |
35 | RAFAL MAJKA | UAE TEAM EMIRATES | 1h 54' 04'' |
36 | QUENTIN PACHER | B&B HOTELS | 1h 54' 47'' |
37 | JULIEN BERNARD | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 2h 03' 32'' |
38 | JAKOB FUGLSANG | ASTANA-PREMIER TECH | 2h 03' 42'' |
39 | RICHIE PORTE | INEOS GRENADIERS | 2h 05' 13'' |
40 | JASPER STUYVEN | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 2h 07' 39'' |
41 | DANIEL MARTIN | ISRAEL START-UP NATION | 2h 08' 09'' |
42 | GERAINT THOMAS | INEOS GRENADIERS | 2h 10' 11'' |
43 | VALENTIN MADOUAS | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 2h 11' 39'' |
44 | NEILSON POWLESS | EF EDUCATION-NIPPO | 2h 13' 33'' |
45 | MARK DONOVAN | TEAM DSM | 2h 14' 52'' |
46 | DAVIDE FORMOLO | UAE TEAM EMIRATES | 2h 15' 56'' |
47 | CRISTIAN RODRIGUEZ | TOTALENERGIES | 2h 19' 31'' |
48 | PIERRE LATOUR | TOTALENERGIES | 2h 19' 36'' |
49 | JAN BAKELANTS | INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT | 2h 21' 30'' |
50 | STEFAN KÜNG | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 2h 22' 03'' |
51 | MICHAEL VALGREN HUNDAHL | EF EDUCATION-NIPPO | 2h 22' 27'' |
52 | NILS POLITT | BORA-HANSGROHE | 2h 22' 44'' |
53 | PIERRE ROLLAND | B&B HOTELS | 2h 23' 11'' |
54 | SONNY COLBRELLI | BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS | 2h 24' 39'' |
55 | DYLAN VAN BAARLE | INEOS GRENADIERS | 2h 27' 07'' |
56 | JONAS RUTSCH | EF EDUCATION-NIPPO | 2h 29' 33'' |
57 | OMAR FRAILE | ASTANA-PREMIER TECH | 2h 30' 09'' |
58 | MAGNUS CORT NIELSEN | EF EDUCATION-NIPPO | 2h 30' 23'' |
59 | MICHAEL SCHÄR | AG2R-CITROEN | 2h 35' 18'' |
60 | SILVAN DILLIER | ALPECIN-FENIX | 2h 35' 43'' |
61 | TAO GEOGHEGAN HART | INEOS GRENADIERS | 2h 36' 26'' |
62 | SIMON GESCHKE | COFIDIS | 2h 37' 25'' |
63 | ELIE GESBERT | ARKEA-SAMSIC | 2h 38' 28'' |
64 | LORENZO ROTA | INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT | 2h 39' 57'' |
65 | HUGO HOULE | ASTANA-PREMIER TECH | 2h 40' 15'' |
66 | BRENT VAN MOER | LOTTO SOUDAL | 2h 41' 12'' |
67 | KASPER ASGREEN | DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP | 2h 43' 02'' |
68 | ANTHONY TURGIS | TOTALENERGIES | 2h 43' 18'' |
69 | MICHAL KWIATKOWSKI | INEOS GRENADIERS | 2h 47' 56'' |
70 | IMANOL ERVITI | MOVISTAR | 2h 49' 07'' |
71 | BRANDON MCNULTY | UAE TEAM EMIRATES | 2h 50' 53'' |
72 | OLIVER NAESEN | AG2R-CITROEN | 2h 52' 25'' |
73 | TOMS SKUJINS | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 2h 52' 56'' |
74 | VICTOR DE LA PARTE | TOTALENERGIES | 2h 54' 28'' |
75 | ALEX ARANBURU DEBA | ASTANA-PREMIER TECH | 2h 56' 44'' |
76 | DORIAN GODON | AG2R-CITROEN | 2h 57' 11'' |
77 | MIKE TEUNISSEN | JUMBO-VISMA | 2h 58' 25'' |
78 | RUI COSTA | UAE TEAM EMIRATES | 2h 58' 29'' |
79 | FABIEN DOUBEY | TOTALENERGIES | 3h 00' 34'' |
80 | MICHAEL MATTHEWS | TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE | 3h 03' 30'' |
81 | GEORG ZIMMERMANN | INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT | 3h 04' 18'' |
82 | THOMAS DE GENDT | LOTTO SOUDAL | 3h 07' 59'' |
83 | HARRISON SWEENY | LOTTO SOUDAL | 3h 08' 25'' |
84 | CYRIL GAUTIER | B&B HOTELS | 3h 08' 30'' |
85 | JESUS HERRADA | COFIDIS | 3h 09' 49'' |
86 | BRUNO ARMIRAIL | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 3h 09' 58'' |
87 | RUBEN FERNANDEZ | COFIDIS | 3h 10' 43'' |
88 | ANTHONY PEREZ | COFIDIS | 3h 10' 56'' |
89 | CYRIL BARTHE | B&B HOTELS | 3h 12' 31'' |
90 | CONNOR SWIFT | ARKEA-SAMSIC | 3h 13' 48'' |
91 | JORGE ARCAS | MOVISTAR | 3h 14' 41'' |
92 | CHRISTOPHE LAPORTE | COFIDIS | 3h 15' 03'' |
93 | PIERRE LUC PERICHON | COFIDIS | 3h 15' 22'' |
94 | MAXIME CHEVALIER | B&B HOTELS | 3h 16' 54'' |
95 | IVAN GARCIA CORTINA | MOVISTAR | 3h 21' 25'' |
96 | JONAS RICKAERT | ALPECIN-FENIX | 3h 22' 36'' |
97 | FRED WRIGHT | BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS | 3h 24' 19'' |
98 | GREG VAN AVERMAET | AG2R-CITROEN | 3h 24' 29'' |
99 | MARC HIRSCHI | UAE TEAM EMIRATES | 3h 24' 38'' |
100 | CARLOS VERONA | MOVISTAR | 3h 26' 09'' |
101 | PHILIPPE GILBERT | LOTTO SOUDAL | 3h 27' 22'' |
102 | LUKE DURBRIDGE | TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE | 3h 27' 26'' |
103 | LUKA MEZGEC | TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE | 3h 30' 17'' |
104 | STEFAN BISSEGGER | EF EDUCATION-NIPPO | 3h 31' 35'' |
105 | EDWARD THEUNS | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 3h 32' 46'' |
106 | BENOIT COSNEFROY | AG2R-CITROEN | 3h 33' 24'' |
107 | GUILLAUME BOIVIN | ISRAEL START-UP NATION | 3h 33' 42'' |
108 | KRISTIAN SBARAGLI | ALPECIN-FENIX | 3h 34' 19'' |
109 | DAVIDE BALLERINI | DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP | 3h 35' 13'' |
110 | CASPER PEDERSEN | TEAM DSM | 3h 42' 13'' |
111 | JASPER PHILIPSEN | ALPECIN-FENIX | 3h 42' 17'' |
112 | MIKKEL BJERG | UAE TEAM EMIRATES | 3h 42' 21'' |
113 | CHRISTOPHER JUUL JENSEN | TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE | 3h 43' 00'' |
114 | VEGARD STAKE LAENGEN | UAE TEAM EMIRATES | 3h 43' 33'' |
115 | DMITRIY GRUZDEV | ASTANA-PREMIER TECH | 3h 44' 49'' |
116 | DANIEL OSS | BORA-HANSGROHE | 3h 46' 53'' |
117 | LUKAS PÖSTLBERGER | BORA-HANSGROHE | 3h 47' 12'' |
118 | PETR VAKOČ | ALPECIN-FENIX | 3h 47' 37'' |
119 | IDE SCHELLING | BORA-HANSGROHE | 3h 48' 15'' |
120 | BOY VAN POPPEL | INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT | 3h 50' 25'' |
121 | DANNY VAN POPPEL | INTERMARCHE-WANTY-GOBERT | 3h 52' 53'' |
122 | MAXIMILIAN WALSCHEID | QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH | 3h 53' 05'' |
123 | SIMON CLARKE | QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH | 3h 53' 41'' |
124 | OMER GOLDSTEIN | ISRAEL START-UP NATION | 3h 55' 26'' |
125 | CARLOS BARBERO | QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH | 4h 00' 20'' |
126 | ANDRÉ GREIPEL | ISRAEL START-UP NATION | 4h 01' 26'' |
127 | JORIS NIEUWENHUIS | TEAM DSM | 4h 02' 43'' |
128 | NILS EEKHOFF | TEAM DSM | 4h 02' 44'' |
129 | MARCO HALLER | BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS | 4h 03' 01'' |
130 | JULIEN SIMON | TOTALENERGIES | 4h 05' 49'' |
131 | SEAN BENNETT | QHUBEKA-NEXTHASH | 4h 07' 42'' |
132 | JÉRÉMY CABOT | TOTALENERGIES | 4h 09' 00'' |
133 | JELLE WALLAYS | COFIDIS | 4h 09' 46'' |
134 | CHRIS FROOME | ISRAEL START-UP NATION | 4h 12' 01'' |
135 | RICK ZABEL | ISRAEL START-UP NATION | 4h 13' 07'' |
136 | DRIES DEVENYNS | DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP | 4h 18' 53'' |
137 | RETO HOLLENSTEIN | ISRAEL START-UP NATION | 4h 24' 19'' |
138 | MADS PEDERSEN | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 4h 29' 17'' |
139 | MICHAEL MØRKØV | DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP | 4h 32' 45'' |
140 | MARK CAVENDISH | DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP | 4h 34' 18'' |
141 | CEES BOL | TEAM DSM | 4h 36' 39'' |
142 | TIM DECLERCQ | DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP | 4h 56' 45'' |
Stage 20 map
Stage 20 profile
Stage 20 photos by Fotoreporter Sirotti:
Stage winner Wout van Aert
Tadej Pogacar was 8th today, more than good enough for him to retain his lead.
Stage winner Wout van Aert
Tadej Pogacar has effectively won the 2021 Tour de France. He now just has to stay upright and finish stage 21.