Tour de France 2020: Results

Tadej Pogacar won the 107th edition of the Tour de France ahead of Primoz Roglic and Richie Porte. Only 21 years and 364 days of age, the Slovene became the youngest post WWII winner of La Grande Boucle. He capped his performance with three stage wins.

Take a look at the final GC of the 2020 Tour de France.

Click on the links in the table below for stage results and race reports.

Tour de France 2020 GC results

	date	route	results	winner	leader
1	29-8	Nice - Nice	read more	Kristoff	Kristoff
2	30-8	Nice - Nice	read more	Alaphilippe	Alaphilippe
3	31-8	Nice - Sisteron	read more	Ewan	Alaphilippe
4	1-9	Sisteron - Orcières-Merlette	read more	Roglic	Alaphilippe
5	2-9	Gap - Privas	read more	Van Aert	Yates
6	3-9	Le Teil - Mont Aigoual	read more	Lutsenko	Yates
7	4-9	Millau – Lavaur	read more	Van Aert	Yates
8	5-9	Cazères – Loudenvielle	read more	Peters	Yates
9	6-9	Pau – Laruns	read more	Pogacar	Roglic
	7-9	rustdag
10	8-9	Île D’Oléron – Île de Ré	read more	Bennett	Roglic
11	9-9	Châtelaillon-Plage – Poitiers	read more	Ewan	Roglic
12	10-9	Chauvigny – Sarran	read more	Hirschi	Roglic
13	11-9	Châtel-Guyon – Puy Mary	read more	Martínez	Roglic
14	12-9	Clermont-Ferrand – Lyon	read more	Kragh Andersen	Roglic
15	13-9	Lyon – Grand Colombier	read more	Pogacar	Roglic
	14-9	rustdag
16	15-9	La Tour-du-Pin – Villard-de-Lans	read more	Kämna	Roglic
17	16-9	Grenoble - Col de la Loze	read more	López	Roglic
18	17-9	Méribel – La Roche-sur-Foron	read more	Kwiatkowski	Roglic
19	18-9	Bourg-en-Bresse – Champagnole	read more	Kragh Andersen	Roglic
20	19-9	Lure - La Planche des Belles Filles	read more	Pogacar	Pogacar
21	20-9	Mantes-la-Jolie – Parijs	read more	Bennett	Pogacar

Bennet wins in Paris, Pogacar takes yellow

Greg Van Avermaet, Maximilian Schachmann, Conor Swift and Pierre Luc Perichon are the attackers on the finishing circuit of the Champs-Élysées, but of course the race comes down to a bunch sprint. Sam Bennett powers to victory ahead of Mads Pedsren and Peter Sagan, while Tadej Pogacer seals the overall victory.

Tadej Pogacar powers to yellow jersey

The Tour de France reaches its zenit on La Planche des Belles Filles. Tadej Pogacar powers to an incredible victory in the ITT to the summit of the steep climb. He wins the yellow jersey and polka dot jersey as well. Primoz Roglic and Richie Porte round out the podium in Paris.

Kragh Andersen solos to glory, Roglic still leader

Søren Kragh Andersen solos to victory in the 19th stage of the Tour de France. He attacks in a strong lead group with 15 kilometres out and powers to glory. Primoz Roglic keeps the yellow jersey.

Kwiatkowski wins last mountain stage, Roglic still leader

Team mates Michal Kwiatkowski and Richard Carapaz finish together in the 18th stage of the Tour de France. The Pole takes the stage win, while Primoz Roglic retains the yellow jersey.

López wins at Col de la Loze, Roglic cements lead

Miguel Ángel López climbs to victory on the Col de la Loze, while Primoz Roglic finishes in second to widen his lead in the GC. Tadej Pogacar finishes in third place.

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Kämna solos to triumph, Roglic keeps yellow
Pogacar wins atop Grand Colombier, Roglic retains yellow
Successful late attack Kragh Andersen, Roglic still in yellow
Martínez wins thrilling finale, Roglic cements lead
Hirschi solos to glory, Roglic keeps maillot jaune
Sprint triumph Ewan, Roglic stays in yellow
Bennett powers to win, Roglic still leader
Pogacar wins five-up sprint, Roglic new leader
Peters solos to victory, Yates stays in yellow
Van Aert wins thrilling race, Yates still in yellow
Lutsenko solos to glory, Yates retains yellow
Van Aert outsprints Bol, Yates new leader
Roglic wins uphill sprint, Alaphilippe still leader
Ewan sprints to victory, Alaphilippe still leader
Alaphilippe outsprints Hirschi and Yates to take yellow
Kristoff sprints to yellow