Tour de France 2026: Results

fotobureau Cor VosTadej Pogacar won the 113th edition of the Tour de France, while Remco Evenepoel and Isaac del Toro rounded out the final podium. The yellow jersey winner underlined his dominance with five stage wins. Tim Merlier claimed three stage victories, while Remco Evenepoel, Richard Carapaz and Mathieu van der Poel took two. The 2026 Tour started in Barcelona on Saturday, 4 July, and finished in Paris on Sunday, 26 July.

Top 10 Tour de France 2026

1. Tadej Pogacar
2. Remco Evenepoel + 6:26
3. Isaac del Toro + 9:42
4. Paul Seixas + 11:56
5. Lenny Martinez + 13:02
6. Mattias Skjelmose + 14:59
7. Juan Ayuso + 17:48
8. Richard Carapaz + 20:00
9. Tom Pidcock + 29:28
10. Jordan Jegat + 33:21

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The links in the table below take you to the results, race reports and GC standings.

Tour de France 2026 - results and GC standings

Van der Poel triumphs in sensational finale

Mathieu van der Poel and Tadej Pogacar dominate the Montmartre climb in the final stage of the Tour. They then ride together towards the finish and, when they are almost caught in the final kilometre, the Dutchman kicks again. He manages to hold off the charging peloton to claim his second stage win of the Tour. The overall victory goes to Tadej Pogacar.

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Carapaz wins dramatic Queen Stage

The Tour de France serves up a dramatic finish to the queen stage. Sepp Kuss is in winning position when he crashes twice in the finale. Richard Carapaz flashes past him, and Kuss gives chase, but the Ecuadorian is already gone. Carapaz takes the stage win.

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Pogacar triumphs in Alpe d'Huez

At the foot of the final climb to Alpe d'Huez, Tadej Pogacar attacks from the GC group. He is 3 minutes and 30 seconds behind the breakaway at that point. He catches Richard Carapaz and Lenny Martinez, then rides clear on his own in the final 800 metres to claim his fifth stage win of the year. Remco Evenepoel gains time on his podium rivals, further strengthening his hold on second place.

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Carapaz wins first Alpine stage from the break

Richard Carapaz drops his fellow breakaway riders Matteo Jorgenson, Mauro Schmid and Valentin Paret-Peintre with 3.5 kilometres to go and solos to victory in ski resort Orcières-Merlette. The GC contenders all finish together more than 4 minutes later, meaning Tadej Pogacar retains a commanding lead.

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Philipsen triumphs in dramatic showdown

In a race with many different faces, Jasper Stuyven attacks from the breakaway with around 25 kilometres to go. His solo bid is brought to an end with 3.7 kilometres remaining, setting up a battle between the hardiest sprinters for the stage win. Jasper Philipsen finishes off a powerful lead-out from Mathieu van der Poel to take victory ahead of Mauro Schmid and Olav Kooij.

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