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Extended reign for Spain

Carlos Sastre is among the oldest first-time winners of the Tour. (AP)

In the second-closest podium finish in the race's 105 years, Carlos Sastre gives Spain its third Tour de France in a row, beating Cadel Evans by 58 seconds and Bernhard Kohl by 1:13. Story

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2008 TOUR ROUTE

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2008 Final Standings

Overall
Yellow Jersey
1. Carlos Sastre, ESP 2. Cadel Evans, AUS 3. Bernhard Kohl, AUT 4. Denis Menchov, RUS 5. Christian Vandevelde, USA
Points
Green Jersey
1. Oscar Freire, ESP 2. Thor Hushovd, NOR 3. Erik Zabel, GER 4. Leonardo Duque, COL 5. Kim Kirchen, LUX
Mountain
Polkadot Jersey
1. Bernhard Kohl, AUT 2. Carlos Sastre, ESP 3. Frank Schleck, LUX 4. Thomas Voeckler, FRA 5. Sebastian Lang, GER
U.S. Riders

1. Christian Vandevelde, 5th 2. George Hincapie, 35th 3. Danny Pate, 95th 4. William Frischkorn, 133rd 5. N/A
Complete Standings