The British cyclist won the 100th yesterday following the conclusion of the final stage in  . The final stage of the Tour was won by from  . Froome's total time for the 3,400 km (2,112 miles) tour was 83 hours, 56 minutes and 40 seconds, four minutes and twenty seconds faster than the runner-up, from  . British Prime Minister  tweeted congratulations to the 28-year-old Froome: "A brilliant win by Chris Froome. After two British winners it's only right the Tour de France comes to Yorkshire next year".
The British cyclist won the 100th yesterday following the conclusion of the final stage in Paris . The final stage of the Tour was won by from Germany . Froome's total time for the 3,400 km (2,112 miles) tour was 83 hours, 56 minutes and 40 seconds, four minutes and twenty seconds faster than the runner-up, from Colombia . British Prime Minister David Cameron tweeted congratulations to the 28-year-old Froome: "A brilliant win by Chris Froome. After two British winners it's only right the Tour de France comes to Yorkshire next year".
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