What does GC stand for?

General Classification (cycling)

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That leaves the Sydney-born cyclist fourth in the General Classification at 28 seconds, but Sutton is adamant there is plenty to play for in the final stage - a 92km criterium around London on Saturday.

Sutton keeps the faith despite Boasson's latest Tour triumph

Wiggins, meanwhile, secured fourth place in the general classification after coming home in the peloton yesterday.

British pride as Tour pair fly flag

His Astana team-mate Lance Armstrong recovered well to finish in the yellow-jersey group and stay second in the general classification, 97 seconds off Contador.

CONTADOR TURNS UP THE POWER; CYCLING

The highest placed rider in the lead group (Sorensen) was more than 10 minutes behind in the general classification so we were happy," said AG2R's Nocentini.

Cavendish: I feel good for the Alps; CYCLING

The highest placed rider in the lead group (Sorensen) was more than 10 minutes behind in the general classification so we were happy," said AG2R's Nocentini.

Cavendish Marks time ahead of Parisien push

There was no change at the top of the general classification.

Cavendish in charge despite breather

Oscar Freire won the sprint for third place, coming in 34 seconds behind the breakaway duo, while Rinaldo Nocentini retained the yellow jersey by six seconds from Alberto Contador and eight from Lance Armstrong, as all the leading general classification contenders finished in the peloton.

Fedrigo wins the battle