Classifications Tour de France Femmes 2023: Kopecky solidifies yellow and green jerseys, Kastelijn claims the polka dots
CyclingMonday, 24 July 2023 at 17:32
The 2023 Tour de France Femmes once again offers a highly interesting course, promising battles for jerseys throughout the event. In this article, IDLProCycling.com will keep track of the various classifications during the upcoming week.
General classification Tour de France Femmes 2023 - yellow jersey
1. Lotte Kopecky
2. Liane Lippert + 0.49
3. Aisleigh Moolman-Pasio + 0.59
4. Demi Vollering ''
5. Cecillie Uttrup Ludwig ''
6. Tamara Dronova ''
7. Elisa Longo Borghini ''
8. Annemiek van Vleuten ''
9. Kasia Niewiadoma ''
10. Ane Santebestan + 1.03
11. Elise Chabbey ''
12. Amanda Spratt ''
13. Marlen Reusser ''
14. Evita Muzic ''
15. Mavi Garcia + 1.07
16. Erica Magnaldi ''
17. Veronica Ewers ''
18. Ricarda Bauernfeind + 1.17
19. Silvia Persico + 1.18
20. Riejanne Markus + 1.30
2. Liane Lippert + 0.49
3. Aisleigh Moolman-Pasio + 0.59
4. Demi Vollering ''
5. Cecillie Uttrup Ludwig ''
6. Tamara Dronova ''
7. Elisa Longo Borghini ''
8. Annemiek van Vleuten ''
9. Kasia Niewiadoma ''
10. Ane Santebestan + 1.03
11. Elise Chabbey ''
12. Amanda Spratt ''
13. Marlen Reusser ''
14. Evita Muzic ''
15. Mavi Garcia + 1.07
16. Erica Magnaldi ''
17. Veronica Ewers ''
18. Ricarda Bauernfeind + 1.17
19. Silvia Persico + 1.18
20. Riejanne Markus + 1.30
Points standings Tour de France Femmes 2023 - green jersey
1. Lotte Kopecky - 90 points
2. Aisleigh Moolman-Pasio - 62
3. Liane Lippert - 36
4. Demi Vollering - 32
5. Marianne Vos - 31
6. Silvia Persico - 31
7. Lorena Wiebes - 30
8. Maia Confalonieri - 28
9. Yara Kastelijn - 27
10. Elizabeth Deignan - 25
2. Aisleigh Moolman-Pasio - 62
3. Liane Lippert - 36
4. Demi Vollering - 32
5. Marianne Vos - 31
6. Silvia Persico - 31
7. Lorena Wiebes - 30
8. Maia Confalonieri - 28
9. Yara Kastelijn - 27
10. Elizabeth Deignan - 25
Mountain classification Tour de France Femmes 2023 - polka dot jersey
1. Yara Kastelijn - 7 points
2. Julie Van de Velde - 5
3. Georgia Williams - 4
4. Kasia Niewiadoma - 4
5. Lotte Kopecky - 3
6. Marlen Reusser - 3
7. Anouska Koster - 3
8. Elisa Longo Borghini - 2
9. Hannah Luwdig - 2
10. Aisleigh Moolman-Pasio - 1
2. Julie Van de Velde - 5
3. Georgia Williams - 4
4. Kasia Niewiadoma - 4
5. Lotte Kopecky - 3
6. Marlen Reusser - 3
7. Anouska Koster - 3
8. Elisa Longo Borghini - 2
9. Hannah Luwdig - 2
10. Aisleigh Moolman-Pasio - 1
Youth classification Tour de France Femmes 2023 - white jersey
1. Cedrina Kerbaol
2. Ella Wyllie + 1.21
3. Silke Smulders + 2.21
2. Ella Wyllie + 1.21
3. Silke Smulders + 2.21
Team standings Tour de France Femmes 2023 - yellow helmets
1. SD Worx
2. Canyon/SRAM + 1.03
3. Movistar + 2.36
2. Canyon/SRAM + 1.03
3. Movistar + 2.36
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