2026 Tour de France Femmes final standings: Vollering wins yellow, Wiebes green, Pieterse polka dots
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Follow us on GoogleThe Tour de France Femmes promises to be another spectacular event in 2026. After nine days of racing between Lausanne and Nice, we will know who has won the general classification and the race’s other classifications. IDL Pro Cycling will keep track of every classification in this article, updating the standings day by day.
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2026 Tour de France Femmes General Classification - Yellow jersey
1. Demi Vollering
2. Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney + 1.18
3. Elisa Longo Borghini + 4.29
4. Antonia Niedermaier + 5.10
5. Paula Blasi + 6.13
2. Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney + 1.18
3. Elisa Longo Borghini + 4.29
4. Antonia Niedermaier + 5.10
5. Paula Blasi + 6.13
2026 Tour de France Femmes Points Classification - Green jersey
Updated through the intermediate sprint in Stage 9
1. Lorena Wiebes - 181 points
2. Demi Vollering - 132
3. Lotte Kopecky - 120
4. Kim Le Court - 107
5. Noemi Ruegg - 94
2. Demi Vollering - 132
3. Lotte Kopecky - 120
4. Kim Le Court - 107
5. Noemi Ruegg - 94
2026 Tour de France Femmes Mountain Classification - Polka-dot jersey
1. Puck Pieterse - 55 points
2. Demi Vollering - 30
3. Kasia Niewiadoma - 28
4. Nikola Noskova - 21
5. Maeva Squiban - 19
2. Demi Vollering - 30
3. Kasia Niewiadoma - 28
4. Nikola Noskova - 21
5. Maeva Squiban - 19
2026 Tour de France Femmes Young Rider Classification - White Jersey
1. Antonia Niedermaier
2. Paula Blasi + 1.03
2. Paula Blasi + 1.03
2026 Tour de France Femmes Team Standings
Updated through Stage 8
1. UAE Team L'Imad
2. FDJ United-SUEZ + 34.27
3. Visma | Lease a Bike + 35.11
2. FDJ United-SUEZ + 34.27
3. Visma | Lease a Bike + 35.11
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- I don’t understand how you can break vertebrae and not feel much pain there. Does that mean the collarbone injury was just more noticeable, or can spinal fractures sometimes cause very little pain? Hope he’s fully healed soon.sprocketspiny01-11-2026
- The recovery-score details are interesting, but they’re not a substitute for proper medical advice. Hopefully the team are keeping a close eye on him and letting the scans—not the urge to train—set the timetable.jennifer1901-11-2026
- Pogacar’s point about the safety gap between the Tour and smaller races is spot on. Riders are going faster than ever, yet some finishes still have awkward turns and road furniture right in the finale. Organisers need to take this seriously.gearguru3301-11-2026
- Two extra vertebrae fractures is a frightening discovery, especially after the concussion and collarbone injury. Glad he’s recovering, but it shows why coming back too soon would be a terrible risk.breakawaybikerd01-11-2026
- The team says it wants answers “as quickly as possible”, but speed shouldn’t come at the expense of a thorough investigation. Since Picnic PostNL commissioned it, will the full report be published? The team’s transparency will matter as much as who leads the inquiry.cyclechamp4530-10-2026
- How can current riders give evidence without their comments being traced back to them? That seems especially important in a case about fear.raceready730-10-2026
- Olfers’ experience with the Rasmussen case is relevant: that inquiry also scrutinised the team’s decisions, not just the rider’s. Let’s hope this one looks closely at management and working conditions too.patriciaw30-10-2026
- An independent investigation is the right step, but it needs to be genuinely independent in practice. With 71 people already speaking to NOS and Thijs Zonneveld, Verinorm has a substantial starting point. I hope people can give evidence confidentially and the findings are made public.breakawaybikerd30-10-2026
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- - Seeing McNulty, Simmons and Jorgenson race on home roads would be a real boost. Hope this becomes more than just talk.raceready729-10-2026