Not much changed in the final TT of the 2012 Tour De France, but there were still some very impressive displays of time trialing prowess. Eric Wynn was there to cover it.

Bradley Wiggins put on an incredible show as the last rider leaving the start gate and left no doubt that he is indeed a deserving winner, even though the Tour is not over until tomorrow. Sky teammate Chris Froome had the second best time and thus easily held on to his second place overall, but most of us really want to see what he can do next year. Vincenzo Nibali also easily defended his third place, but there was much more going on.

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The moment of truth is almost here.

Busy action all around.

Diving into the throngs of spectators.

The world around though is just a blur.

Omega Pharma / Quickstep team bikes ready for action.

Some starters looked very relaxed. Well, the Tour is almost over.

A Scott Plasma 3 of Team Orica Green Edge.

Peter Sagan has gained many fans this year.

For George Hincapie this is his final Tour de France TT. Period.

Peter Sagan looks good in green.

Compression socks aren't unique to triathlon.

Defending champion Cadel Evans did not have a good Tour, and actually a TT he would most likely prefer to forget.

Warming up action for Alexandr Vinokourov.

This Liquigas-Cannondale Pro was so fast, most of the spectators did not even see him.

American champion David Zabriskie on his way to 11th place.

King of the Mountains Thomas Voeckler had a superb Tour.

A nervous look.

David Millar in action.

Roll baby roll.

Chris Froome was the revelation of the 2012 Tour de France.