Discover the Stage 21 highlights

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  1. Fantastic video of the highlights! All including the background music! Proper! Just proper! The golden age of cycling brought about by these new breed of cyclists deserve nothing less! Chapeau!

  2. We are just lucky being able to watch this generation of cyclists. Pogacar, vd Poel, van Aert, Pedersen, Charapaz. All attackers not waiting and not afraid to loose either.
    Pogi today knew he couldn't win when driving to the finish with Mathieu but still taking all the risks (even in yellow) to show the world he's a fighter and a winner. He and van der Poel both ready and willing to award the other if needed. Cycling at its best.

  3. Unbelievable ride from MvdP! On a stage practically built for him, just too strong even for the sprint train. Love how excited Jasper was for him as well. What a Tour!

  4. le harry potter du vélo a aussi une recette secrète, comme Samson, elle se cache dans ses cheveux
    disons dans son super shampoing aux vertus magiques : 545 Watts en montagne !
    si c'est pas de la magie, c'est quoi ?

  5. I've haven't been watching cycling for that long but I have never seen someone sprint for this long! MvdP is something out of this world🎉 I wish Jonas could've been in the fight to the end & Sepp could've had a stage win, nevertheless, what an awesome TDF!

  6. I am really sad Netflix cancelled Tour de France Unchained.. we need a lot more "behind the scenes", team radios, strategies, spectators etc.

  7. Never change this stage! Absolute cinema!
    After 3 brutal weeks we had 4 World Champs battling it out… we had the Maillot jaune leading out MvdP on Les Champs-Elysees… we had a nail-biting will he – won't he photo finish.
    Kudos to Jasper for coasting the last few metres and for not throwing his bike to take the win from his team mate, but he was still there if Mathieu was to fail. You can see him look across and start celebrating Mathieu's win before the line.
    Kudos to Le Tour… they have managed to engineer a mini cobbled classic into the final stage of the world's greatest bike race.

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