The race won't live long in memories, but that moment will, as Froome demonstrated the single-minded determination that would guide him again to victory. PARIS - It's been far from a classic Tour de France but the 2016 edition did provide one of the most memorable moments in the race's history. Froome himself was frequently miffed, questioning from one stage to another why his rivals hadn't attacked him. Frenchman Roman Bardet took second ahead of a strangely satisfied Quintana but fifth-placed Australian Richie Porte was only 1min 12sec off Bardet, and he had lost 1:45 due to a late puncture on the second stage. Froome was more dominant than in his previous two Tour successes.

Source: Bangkok Post July 25, 2016 03:11 UTC