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Victory for Spartacus on the streets of Liege, but a statement of intent from Bradley. Join the boys for all the reaction to the opening stage.

The podcast is back! Matt & Ned join Chris Boardman to preview the 2012 Tour.

The sun came out in Paris to welcome the riders home at the end of a wonderful tour, and Cav put the full stop on a historic race for Britain and for Australia.

History was made in the Tour de France today when Cadel Evans rode into the record books as the first Australian winner of Le Maillot Jaune. The boys have all the reactions.

The road to Alpe-d'Huez provided yet another day of enthralling drama for the boys to discuss, as well as giving their predictions for tomorrow's decisive Time Trial.

One of the great stages in the Tour's history saw Andy Schleck ride away from the peloton and up the Col du Galibier to win Stage 18 and close to within 15 seconds of the yellow jersey

Stage 17 of the Tour de France saw a Norwegian take the honours for a British team in Italy. Plenty then for our cosmopolitan crew to chew on.

There was more Thor to marvel at on the road to Gap, and talking of gaps.....let the boys reveal all.

The Manx Missile celebrates career stage win number 19, and Cyclingnews.com's Dan Benson joins the chaingang to break Stage 15 down.

Plateau de Beille provided the summit for the meeting of Cycling's Heads of State this afternoon. The boys report on who won and who lost

The boys were on hand to witness a miracle in Lourdes as Thor Hushovd completed his transformation from sprinter to climber.

Bastille Day and the French were gripped by Yellow Fever but stage honours went to Spain with Samuel Sanchez. The boys discuss moving day in the mountains.

Revenge turned out to be a dish best served wet as Cav splashed his way to victory over Andre Greipel on Stage 11 and the boys wade through the results.

Stage 10 provided yet another thrilling climax for the boys to discuss.

Another extraordinary day of highs and lows on the Tour. Ned & Chris examine and reflect.