Here are video highlights from today's stage of the Tour de France. Bradley Wiggins of England won the individual time trial to increase his overall lead. He covered 25.78 miles at an average speed of 30.10 miles per hour. To put this in perspective, I have done rallies in which my maximum speed was less than that.
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