Tour de France 2024 classifications | This is how the peloton will start the final mountain stage
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Follow us on GoogleIn the 2024 Tour de France, the 176 participants will once again battle each other in hopes of taking home one of the familiar jerseys: the yellow, green, white and/or polka-dot variants. IDLProCycling.com is once again tracking the classifications for you in this article!
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Yellow jersey: general classification Tour de France 2024 after stage 20
1. Tadej Pogacar
2. Jonas Vingegaard + 5.03
3. Remco Evenepoel + 7.01
4. João Almeida + 15.07
5. Mikel Landa + 15.34
6. Carlos Rodriguez + 17.36
7. Adam Yates + 19.18
8. Derek Gee + 21.52
9. Matteo Jorgenson +22.43
10. Giulio Ciccone + 22.46
11. Santi Buitrago + 22.56
12. Simon Yates + 28.58
13. Guillaume Martin + 30.26
14. Felix Gall + 31.20
15. Stef Cras + 37.22
16. Laurens De Plus + 38.12
17. Richard Carapaz + 40.31
18. Jai Hindley + 45.18
19. Louis Meintjes + 59.26
20. Enric Mas + 1.05.32
2. Jonas Vingegaard + 5.03
3. Remco Evenepoel + 7.01
4. João Almeida + 15.07
5. Mikel Landa + 15.34
6. Carlos Rodriguez + 17.36
7. Adam Yates + 19.18
8. Derek Gee + 21.52
9. Matteo Jorgenson +22.43
10. Giulio Ciccone + 22.46
11. Santi Buitrago + 22.56
12. Simon Yates + 28.58
13. Guillaume Martin + 30.26
14. Felix Gall + 31.20
15. Stef Cras + 37.22
16. Laurens De Plus + 38.12
17. Richard Carapaz + 40.31
18. Jai Hindley + 45.18
19. Louis Meintjes + 59.26
20. Enric Mas + 1.05.32
Green jersey: points classification Tour de France 2024
1. Biniam Girmay - 387 points
2. Jasper Philipsen - 354
3. Bryan Coquard - 208
4. Anthony Turgis - 180
5. Arnaud De Lie - 161
6. Tadej Pogacar - 156
7. Wout van Aert - 152
8. Jonas Abrahamsen - 149
9. Remco Evenepoel - 123
10. Pascal Ackermann - 118
2. Jasper Philipsen - 354
3. Bryan Coquard - 208
4. Anthony Turgis - 180
5. Arnaud De Lie - 161
6. Tadej Pogacar - 156
7. Wout van Aert - 152
8. Jonas Abrahamsen - 149
9. Remco Evenepoel - 123
10. Pascal Ackermann - 118
Polka dot jersey: mountain classification Tour de France 2024
1. Richard Carapaz - 101 points
2. Tadej Pogacar - 87
3. Jonas Vingegaard - 59
4. Matteo Jorgenson- 53
5. Remco Evenepoel - 44
6. Oier Lazkano - 41
7. Jonas Abrahamsen - 36
8. Wilco Kelderman - 36
9. David Gaudu - 30
10. Simon Yates - 30
2. Tadej Pogacar - 87
3. Jonas Vingegaard - 59
4. Matteo Jorgenson- 53
5. Remco Evenepoel - 44
6. Oier Lazkano - 41
7. Jonas Abrahamsen - 36
8. Wilco Kelderman - 36
9. David Gaudu - 30
10. Simon Yates - 30
White jersey: youth classification Tour de France 2024
1. Remco Evenepoel
2. Carlos Rodriguez + 10.35
3. Matteo Jorgenson + 15.42
4. Santiago Buitrago + 15.55
5. Ilan Van Wilder + 1.24.24
2. Carlos Rodriguez + 10.35
3. Matteo Jorgenson + 15.42
4. Santiago Buitrago + 15.55
5. Ilan Van Wilder + 1.24.24
Team standings Tour de France 2024
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Latest Comments
- Hate to break your clickbait bubble of a headline, but unless an accident (or a landslide) intervenes, Tadej will be so far ahead of his closest 'competitor' prior to the flag drop for stage 20, he'll likely be coasting to the finish line, saving his energy for the Worlds. But if he decides to take on the climbs, for the utterchallenge, then he'll do so at the head of the pack, as far ahead as he wants to be.rjb07-08-2026
- 45:49? Good for you! ...and Pogi just around 3 minutes faster, 42 minutes something? Even better for you... because his personal Krvavec best is 31 something ;)FauDrei06-08-2026
- I appreciate the need for rigorous drug testing, especially given the sports' abusive and extensive history with banned substances. But, and allowing for the fact that I'm not knowledgable about sophisticated drug use and masking, and how illegal substances might be employed, and mindful of the statement that publicly testing cycling's two greatest stars sends the loudest possible message to team directors, sponsors, and riders, I'm not convinced that it was necessary, or fair, to wake Jonas at 2AM, while allowing three extra hours of sleep to Tadej, and no testing at all for their closest competitors during cycling's most important race. If such testing is thoiught to be necessary, than administer the tests to ALL top competitors, at the same exact time, and that time should be around 5AM, not 2AM. Testing is important, but not more so than the health and safety of the riders.rjb03-08-2026
- Winng by Losing, Pogi gives back while paying it forward.. Chapeau!rjb02-08-2026
- I suggest that the contract discussions have been put off not because Del Toro and his representitives expect UAE to sign Seixas, which I consider highly unlikely, but rather because he and his reps don't want to set a ceiling on a new contract until they see the size and length of Seixas' deal. That, or so it seems to me, is the actual reason for Del Toro putting off talks on an extension. Because the idea that Seixas would sign with a team that already has three young world-class GC contenders, including the G.O.A.T., seems far-fetched, if not completely ludicrous.rjb31-07-2026
- No disrespect toward Jonas, but his problem, vis-a-vis Tadej, may not be solvable. Tadej didn't only excell in explosiveness, he also demolished Jonas on a crucial descent. And, lest we forget, Pogi didn't have any trouble winning both the Giro and the Tour last year. Moreover, his explanation regarding poor planning by the Visma team, also strikes me as questionable, given all the experience and expertise in the Visma group. Again, no disrespect toward Jonas, a valid champion and a fine human being.rjb31-07-2026
- The headline mentions a 'menstruation debate,' but the article doesn't mention the debate or even what the issue is. The writer and the editor need to do better.rjb29-07-2026
- - Vamos Tadej! Poetry on wheels. C’est magnifique, bravo campione!robert6528-07-2026
- - Merckx saying no competition feels off—what about Vingegaard in full form, and Roglic on the Giro/Vuelta blocks? There’s competition, just inconsistent due to crashes and form peaks. Still, Tadej is the most versatile since Indurain.breakawaybikerd28-07-2026
- - So Pogacar has five Tours already, but why is that a bigger deal than, say, winning the World Championships? Are the Grand Tours ranked differently?samanthak28-07-2026
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