In July 29, 2018, the 105th Tour de France ended in Champs Elysees street, Paris, France. After 23 days and nights, 3,329 kilometers of fierce competition, Sky Team's Geraint Thomas finally won the championship.

It is well known that the Tour de France is a comprehensive test of the rider's performance and stability for three consecutive weeks. In addition, luck is also an integral part. For the past three weeks, as Thomas's main rivals have said, the 33-year-old Welsh has been unimpeachable in every respect. While Grant Thomas lifted the 2018 Tour de France trophy, he finally transformed from a world champion on track cycling to a road classic to a Grand Circle champion.

Ring S21| Christopher wins the battle of ending the battle, Thomas crowns the yellow shirt.

From Houilles to the twenty-first stage of Champs Elysees street in Paris is the end of the current law of the ring. Over the past 30 years, the annual Tour de France has been dubbed the Honor Ride, because by the time this level race arrives, the race for the various collars is almost settled, and no rider will make a substantial offensive to win the Tour de France title until the cars arrive in downtown Paris.

Sylvain Chavanel, a direct energy convoy, took the lead in breaking out when the French Army began cycling around the Champs Elysees in 2018. It was Savanell's last Tour de France, and he will retire after the end of the season. To pay tribute to the 39-year-old French veteran, the main team did not make the first chase.

After a few kilometres of cycling alone, Savanel retreated to the main car group, and a new round of breakthroughs took place. Six drivers, including Taylor Phinney and Silvan Dillier, formed a breakthrough group, while Boula and FDJ sent several drivers to the front of the main group to control.

Ring S21| Christopher wins the battle of ending the battle, Thomas crowns the yellow shirt.

5.8 kilometers before the finish line, all the breakthrough drivers were recovered, and the Trick, Bora, Bahrain-Merida and FDJ motorcades opened their sprint trains one after another. About two kilometers from the finish line, Marco Marcato of the UAE fleet attacked, and Yves Lampaert of the fast-paced fleet reacted quickly, disrupting the rhythm of the sprint trains. Eventually, Alexander Kristoff of the UAE fleet took the lead in hitting the line and won the Tour de France championship again four years later, with Cuick's Degen Kolb and FDJ's De Mar ranking second and third.

On the honors list, the yellow shirt belongs to Grant Thomas, Peter Sagan gets his sixth Tour de France sprint green shirt, the Pope Climbing King dot shirt is taken by Alaflip, and the white shirt, which symbolizes the best young driver, belongs to Pierre Latour, the French youngster of the AG2R team. In addition, Daniel Martin of the UAE fleet was named the winner of this year's Tour de France Super Dare Award, with the three-star mobile team occupying the top of the team rankings.