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Tour de France stage 20 LIVE: Ayuso, Carapaz and Kuss among those in the break hunting for the stage win on race's queen stage
Stage 20 may be the ultimate queen stage in Tour history, 5,600 metres of elevation gain packed into 170.9 kilometres, and placed on the penultimate day of the race for the very first time, with another finish on Alpe d'Huez -
Ilan Van Wilder crashes out of Tour de France on mountain descent one day from Paris
Belgian had been sitting 12th overall but suffers early crash on stage 20 -
Wout van Aert expected to race for the first time since missing out on Tour de France due to elbow injury next Wednesday
Belgian media reports that star rider will make his comeback at five-day Tour of Denmark -
'There was no discussion, I just went' – Pete Kennaugh, the last winner on Alpe d'Huez via Col de Sarenne, reflects on memorable day from the Team Sky era
Manxman relives 2017 Dauphiné stage victory as current Tour makes first uphill trip up rarely raced other side of Alpe d'Huez on queen stage 20
