Today we are back in the capital of Britain and what better place to close this beautiful race with one of the most iconic cities in the world? We head into a 8,8 long route, which will be repeated into 10 laps and unlike the first 6 stages this will be a short one.

When this stage is done we will have travelled from Scotland along Wales into the West coast of Britain, which finishes in the central part of Britain. Next year the Tour will come to Britain and even though that will be in Yorkshire, some have come to get a good advantage and hopefully Hanzen has found some intel here, which will prove vital in the Tour, that he hopefully will participate in

Hanzen has showed great overview throughout this season and on the latest stage he showed that by setting everybody into a corner and was able to strike at the right time. Today the sprint will be more technical with a sharp right hand corner swing just a few hundred metres before the finishing line.

His greatest competitors today will have to form an alliance in order to tumble Sky's chances down, but their only advantage is that Hanzen has fought every day, while they have saved their energy for these two sprint stages. CCC showed great pace that splitted the pack into atoms and that pace will have to be at a new level, if the others are to succeed.

Adrien Hanzen - Team Sky

Josh Burton - Argos Shimano

Bradley Wiggins - Team Sky

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