Tour de France 2021 LIVE: Stage 20 results and reaction from time trial route from Libourne to Saint-Emilion

Brandon McNulty comes across the line in provisional third place behind Stefan Bissegger and Mikkel Bjerg. Really strong performance there from the American.

Meanwhile, Asgreen is coming up to the second checkpoint having gone fastest through the first.

World champion Michal Kwiatkowski is also around 14 minutes into his effort. The former world champion is an outside bet for today’s stage, although I personally don’t feel like he has a top performance in his legs today.

The Polish rider will be hoping he can produce something special to hand Ineos Grenadiers a first stage of this year’s race.

Asgreen sets off. What can the Danish time trial champion pull out of the bag today?

And here’s another man who could win the stage today!

Feel like the only people I’ve spoken about so far today are Deceuninck-Quick Step riders. This is another of them in Kasper Asgreen. The Tour of Flanders winner will be going full gas today as he looks for Quick Step’s sixth stage win of the race.

So Stefan Bissegger tops the standings after a couple of hours racing but a number of big name time trialists are still yet to go.

Stefan Kung, Wout van Aert, Jonas Vingegaard and Tadej Pogacar will all be confident they can beat Bisseger’s benchmark of 36 minutes and 37 seconds.

Chris Froome did not trouble the best times of the day so far. The four-time Tour winner safely made it round without any major concerns.

Lovely little shot of a sweeping left hand turn. Excellent stuff.

Britain’s Fred Wright crosses the line just over one minute down on Bissegger’s benchmark time. A brilliant ride from the 22-year-old.

A total of 66 riders have now rolled down the ramp and 40 have finished the course. Still 76 riders yet to get going today.

I did warn you it’s a long old slog...

Fred Wright catches and passes former world champion Philippe Gilbert! Clearly the youngest rider in the race is putting everything into it today!

The Brit has impressed in his first Tour de France and has deserved to see Paris.