Tour de France 2026: Points Classification

fotobureau Cor VosMads Pedersen has made it clear that he's determined to succeed his Lidl–Trek team-mate Jonathan Milan as winner of the Tour de France points classification. He's led the standings since the 4th stage, while 2024 green jersey winner Biniam Girmay remains firmly in pursuit. Jasper Philipsen is still in contention too, while Tim Merlier continues to pick up points whenever the opportunity arises.

Another interesting read: winners points classification at the Tour de France from 2000 onward.

The links in the start/finish column show the points available for each stage; the links in the standings column take you to the stage results and the latest standings.

Tour de France 2026 - points classification

Pedersen cements lead points classification

The finish in Le Lioran offers little for the green jersey contenders, but the intermediate sprint is a different story. Mads Pedersen takes full advantage, extending his lead in the points classification.

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Points classification stage 11

Stage 11 marks the start of a two-stage block that could prove decisive in the battle for the green jersey – or at the very least, hugely significant. Both stages 11 and 12 award 70 points to the stage winner in the fight for the green jersey. The intermediate sprint also comes early, after just 27.8 kilometres.

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Points classification stage 12

Stage 12 is the last chance for the green jersey contenders to land a major haul of points. The stage winner pockets 70 points, while those feeling particularly ambitious can also target the intermediate sprint, which comes after roughly an hour in the saddle.

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Points classification stage 13

Stage 13 is a Category 2 stage, meaning the winner will collect 50 points. That used to be the maximum haul, but this year's Tour features five stages where the green jersey contenders can score even more. Having said that, all of those chances are now behind us, so this is effectively another stage offering the maximum points available.

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Points classification stage 14

The intermediate sprint comes after just 12.6 kilometres, and there's every chance the peloton will stay together until then as the green jersey contenders look to pick up valuable points. They won't get the same opportunity at the finish, as stage 14 features a brutally tough route.

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