Which rider won the 2013 Tour de France, the race's 100th edition?

Chris Froome won the 2013 Tour de France, the race’s 100th edition.

Froome, riding for Team Sky, took control after the mountainous eighth stage and retained the yellow jersey through the finish in Paris. He completed the race 4 minutes 20 seconds ahead of Colombia’s Nairo Quintana, with Joaquim Rodríguez third overall.

The 2013 Tour ran from 29 June to 21 July and covered 3,403.5 kilometres over 21 stages. Froome won two stages, including the Mont Ventoux summit finish and the individual time trial from Embrun to Chorges.

Quintana had an outstanding debut Tour, winning the mountains classification and the young rider classification while finishing second overall. Peter Sagan won the points classification, while Alberto Contador finished fourth, making him a notable contender but not the winner.