He then declares his victory a triumph for drug-free riding and proof iof a sport that is entering a new, clean era. "In a way I'm, glad that I've had to face those questions after the tarnished history over the last decade. All of that has been sort of channeled towards me now and I feel like I've been able to deal with it reasonably well and send a strong message that the sport has changed. And it really has. The peloton aren't going to stand for it any more."
Read more: Chris Froome wins Tour de France 2013 – as it happened | Paul Doyle | Sport | guardian.co.uk
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