Team Sky's trademark blue stripe will be replaced by a yellow one for the final stage of the Tour de France to celebrate Chris Froome's second win.
Froome all-but sealed his win by tracking Nairo Quintana up Alpe d'Huez on Saturday's stage 20, giving up over a minute to the Colombian but clinging on to a 1:12 advantage.
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