Chris Froome: 'The novelty of winning the Tour de France hasn't worn off'

Chris Froome will be crowned Tour de France champion if all goes to plan in Paris on Sunday, joining a select group of three-time winners

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Chris Froome will cruise into Paris and down the Champs-Élysées for his third Tour de France trophy tomorrow with all the excitement of his first from 2013.

Team Sky's British leader, who finished the last mountain stage in Morzine with a healthy 4-05-minute lead, says that the novelty of winning has not grown old for him and that he is still living a dream.

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Gregor Brown

Gregor Brown is an experienced cycling journalist, based in Florence, Italy. He has covered races all over the world for over a decade - following the Giro, Tour de France, and every major race since 2006. His love of cycling began with freestyle and BMX, before the 1998 Tour de France led him to a deep appreciation of the road racing season.