Winner's circle
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Nairo Quintana was the only man to come close to matching Chris Froome, and the Colombia's consolation prize was the title of best young rider for a second time (pic: Sirotti)
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Nairo Quintana and Alejandro Valverde will make another attempt to topple Chris Froome at the Vuelta a Espana (Pic: Sirotti)
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Froome has vowed to always honour the yellow jersey, which he has now won twice in three years (pic: Sirotti)
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They changed the points classification rules, but Peter Sagan would not be denied a fourth green jersey. After getting in several breaks in the final week to consolidate the jersey, he was unlucky not to get the combativity prize too (pic: Sirotti)
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Chris Froome also became the first man since Eddy Merckx to win both the yellow jersey and the polka dot jersey in the same Tour (pic: Sirotti)
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Nairo Quintana was the only man to come close to matching Chris Froome, and the Colombia's consolation prize was the title of best young rider for a second time (pic: Sirotti)
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Nairo Quintana and Alejandro Valverde will make another attempt to topple Chris Froome at the Vuelta a Espana (Pic: Sirotti)
Winner's circle
Chris Froome, Peter Sagan and Nairo Quintana were honoured on the final Tour de France podium after, between them, topping the four main classifications.
In a repeat of 2013, Froome won yellow, Sagan green and Quintana white with the only difference from two years ago being Froome, not Quintana, bagging the King of the Mountains jersey.
So how did they top the respective classifications, who missed out and what separated Froome, Sagan and Quintana from the rest?
Read our final run-down of the Tour de France 2015 classifications over the following pages.
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