The 100th Tour de France thundered home to finish in Paris today. 

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With the King of the Mountains, team general classification competitions still undecided, and second through tenth place still uncertain, the short, 125km (78.1mi) penultimate stage of the Tour de France from Annecy to Annecy-Semnoz was bound to be hard. It wasn't just the six categorized climbs, including the 10.7km (6.7km) final climb pitching up at an average gradient of 8.7%, which was going to break legs.

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The organizers of the Tour de France wanted something special to celebrate the 100th edition of the race.

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The Tour de France promised fireworks with the 168.5km (105.3mi) Eighteenth Stage.

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The 32km (20mi) individual time trial from Embrun to Chorges went two ways, up and down. 

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After a rest day, the Tour de France returned to the road with a 168km (105mi) stage from Vaison-La-Romaine to Gap. While the course profile made it a medium mountain stage, the race's position between a rest day and a time trial, slated for tomorrow, made prognosticating difficult.

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What a crazy week-end! After Les 2 Alpes, the team went to Alpes d'Huez to train and prepared the Megavalanche. This epic race starts from the Pic Blanc (3330 meters of elevation) into the Glacier and goes down in Allemont with 2600 meters of downhill. 2000 riders attended this amazing event.

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With Stage Fifteen, the 242.5km (151.6mi) ride from Givors to the summit of Mount Ventoux, there was a confluence of factors insuring a brutally hard day of racing.

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There's never an easy day at the Tour de France. When you're in the biggest bike race in the world, there's always an incentive to go hard.

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The Thirteenth Stage of this year's Tour de France was supposed to be a formality for the sprinters.

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