Final Standings:

General Classification:

Chris Froome wins the GC. His prologue could have went better, however, he always kept out of trouble and was the most capable GC man in the mountains of week 3. He may have expected to win the TT on stage 19, however, he did put even more time into Joaquím Rodríguez which would have been his primary goal.

Cadel Evans and Christophe Moreau round out the podium, they were somewhat lacking in the mountains, however, the penultimate stage was a real ally to them as they were both able to move up multiple positions on the day.

Despite not being allowed to get away in the mountains, as he was always up there in GC, Tommy Voeckler still put in many attacks and finishes here in 9th. After losing time on multiple stages through crashes Contador wraps up the top 10, a harder TDF may have seen him on the top step of the podium.

Points Classification:

Oscar Freire wins the green jersey. Although he ended up winning after eight consecutive days in green, he never had a large insurmountable lead in the competition. Two stage wins went a long way to securing this jersey for Rabobank.

Boonen finishes second and has a stage win to look back on. Sagan finishes third, having earned more points in a larger variety of stages than the other sprinters, although lacking the pure speed to have earned a stage victory.

Cavendish finishes 56 points down in 5th, with no podium finishes in this Tour. Crashing at the wrong moments and letting too many breakaways getaway meant HTC didn't pick up a win through Cavendish here.

K.O.M Classification:

After an up and down Tour de France, Ryder Hesjedal wins the Mountains jersey. He was able to win this by scoring big points after being out in the breaks in the third week, helped by winning the Tourmalet stage on stage 17 after narrowly beating Garate. It may have been so different if he hadn't fallen halfway through this Tour and as a result lost his high GC position.

Lotto - Domo win the team classification. Having lead this classification for well over two weeks it doesn't come as much of a surprise. With riders such as Verbrugghe, Bak and Merckx making successful breaks, Evans being up there in the mountain stages and VDB and Horner not being too far behind Lotto had the ideal combinations to win this classification.

Days holding a jersey per team:
(= Days in yellow + days in green + days in polka dots)

The Stamps

Stamps unlocked after final stage: (2)

The ones that got away: