Stage 1: Castres → Mirande, 209 km Full Results and Report
|  30 minutes until the finish in Mirande, a mid-sized market town just north of the Pyrenees |  The police escort |  The peloton appearing over a small riser with 125m to go |  Yannick MARTINEZ (LA POMME MARSEILLE) reaches the top of the small hill before the slight downhill to the finish |  50m to go | 
|  20m to go |  Yannick MARTINEZ (LA POMME MARSEILLE) sits up early |  Yannick MARTINEZ (LA POMME MARSEILLE) wins stage 1 |  2nd Anthony ROUX (FDJ) and 3rd Adrien PETIT (COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS) |  The margin of victory |  Second pro win for the neo pro |  the rest of the peloton including 5th Christopher SUTTON (SKY) |  Thomas Voeckler enjoying the view from the back |  More Sky riders |  Your stage 1 winner, Yannick MARTINEZ (LA POMME MARSEILLE) |  Tour de France MC Daniel Mangeas interviews the winner |  Stage 1 winner = Race leader |  Teammate Thomas ROSTOLLAN is the points leader |  600-IMG_4141_edited-1.jpg |
Stage 2: Villecomtal-sur-Arros → Villecomtal-sur-Arros, 183 km Full Results and Report
|  David ARROYO |  Amets TXURRUKA |  Start scene in Villecomtal-sur-Arros |  Thomas Voeckler and daughter |  Geoffroy Lequattre |  Blel KADRI |  Sandy CASAR |  Nicolas VOGONDY |  Ian Boswell |  Pablo Lastras |  Kanstantsin SIUTSOU |  Mattia GAVAZZI |  Yohann GENE |  IMG_4195_edited-1.jpg |  Stage 1 winner, Yannick MARTINEZ (LA POMME MARSEILLE) and teammate and points leader, Thomas ROSTOLLAN | 
|  Jersey leaders |  Stage 2 start scene in Villecomtal-sur-Arros | 
|  IMG_4215_edited-1.jpg |  km 90: Break arriving back in Villecomtal-sur-Arros at the halfway point of the 182 km stage. | 
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|  Follow this straight road to the High Pyrenees |  The finishing straight |  First hydrogen bike apparantly |  Tou de France's Christian Prudhomme arrives at the finish line |  Sprint finish with 125m to go |  100m to go |  75m to go | 
|  50m to go |  The full flight sprint finish shot | 
|  France's Yohann GENE (TEAM EUROPCAR) wins in 4:38:00 ahead of Christopher SUTTON (SKY PROCYCLING) and Samuel DUMOULIN (AG2R LA MONDIALE). Yesterday's winner, Yannick MARTINEZ (LA POMME MARSEILLE), was 4th today |  Yohann GENE (TEAM EUROPCAR) |  Tou de France's Christian Prudhomme with the local race organizer |  Your Stage 1 winner Yohann GENE (TEAM EUROPCAR) |  IMG_4310_edited-1.jpg |  Yannick MARTINEZ (LA POMME MARSEILLE) retains the race lead |  IMG_4320_edited-1.jpg |  IMG_4323_edited-1.jpg |  IMG_4331_edited-1.jpg |  IMG_4336_edited-1.jpg |  IMG_4345_edited-1.jpg |  IMG_4351_edited-1.jpg |
Stage 3: Izaourt → Bagneres de Luchon, 175 km Full Results and Report
|  Samuel DUMOULIN |  Team Sky getting introduced |  The jersey leaders prior to Stage 3 in Izaourt |  The rollout for stage 3 |  The first 30 to 40 mins saw lots of movement as breaks tried to form, no space given though | 
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|  The peloton taking it's time spread right across the road | 
|  Peyresourde break: 5 at first then more, Blel Kadri and Emanuele Sella prominent, but Caja Rural's Omar FRAILE took the points | 
|  Blel Kadri at the front | 
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|  The second of 3 cat 1 climbs, Val Louron Azet: breakaway still a gap of one minute | 
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|  Descending into St Lary, still not much of a gap, break fractures a bit…Thomas Voeckler near the front of bunch and can't resist making faces :-) | 
|  Arreau: Break still fracturing, gap less than 1 minute | 
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|  police motorbike crashed 20 ft into a field - he was luckily ok |  Nicolas Vogondy looking back at the race moto that has gone off the edge of the road | 
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|  Final break on the Port de Bales: Not often a break of 4 has 2 TdF KOM winners in it. Foggy up one side, sunny as soon as the summit reached. | 
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|  The finish scene in Bagneres de Luchon |  Here comes the winning break | 
|  Four men bunch sprint in Bagneres de Luchon | 
|  Thomas VOECKLER (TEAM EUROPCAR) wins ahead of 2nd Franco PELLIZOTTI (ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI), 3rd John GADRET (AG2R LA MONDIALE), 4th Romain BARDET (AG2R LA MONDIALE) |  5th Ruben PLAZA (MOVISTAR TEAM) + 10s followed by 6th Diego ROSA (ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI) and 7th Hubert DUPONT (AG2R LA MONDIALE) |  8th Kanstantsin SIUTSOU (SKY PROCYCLING) + 16 |  Franco PELLIZOTTI laments a missed opportunity |  IMG_4783_edited-1.jpg |  Thomas Voeckler, winner of a Tour de France stage in Bagneres de Luchon, celebrates today's Route du Sud win with his son | 
|  Your stage 3 winner, Thomas Voeckler (Europcar) | 
|  Thomas Voeckler (Europcar) is also the new race leader |
Stage 4: Saint Gaudens → L’Isle Jourdain, 149 km Full Results and Report
|  Stage 2 winner, Yohann GENE (TEAM EUROPCAR) |  Ag2R at the teams introduction |  Happy Father's Day |  Franco Pellizotti (Androni Giocattoli) was in good spirits despite missing out on the Stage 3 and overall win yesterday. He would wind up 2nd overall. |  Emanuele Sella (Androni Giocattoli) would claim the Mountains Jersey on the last day |  Thomas Voeckler (Europcar) arriving late for the start in Saint Gaudens |  As soon as Thomas Voeckler (Europcar) was ready, off they went |  Stage 4 rollout | 
|  The break on the first pass through L’Isle Jourdain |  Europcar in control of the chase |  200m to go: Sprint finish coming at you | 
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|  Results from the final stage sprint finish: 1 Marco Frapporti (Androni-Giocattoli), 2 Danilo Napolitano (Accent Job), 3 Benjamin Giraud (La Pomme Marseille) |  Race leader Thomas Voeckler (Europcar) crosses safely for the overall win |  Your stage 4 winner, Marco Frapporti (Androni-Giocattoli) |  On the strength of his Stage 3 mountain win, Thomas Voeckler (Europcar) is your overall winner |  After a slow start to the season, Thomas Voeckler finds his form and wins his first stage race in over two years just in time for the Tour de France |  Emanuele Sella (Androni Giocattoli) won the Mountains Jersey on the last day |  Selle congratulates Voeckler with a handshake and a wry smile |
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