Classifications Tour de France Femmes 2025 | Most jerseys go to the Netherlands, but GC is for Frenchwoman
Women's CyclingMonday, 04 August 2025 at 08:17
On the last Saturday of the Tour de France, riders battle it out in eastern France to wear the yellow jersey in Paris, but in the west, the Tour de France Femmes marks the start of a completely different race. Who are the favorites for the various classifications/jerseys? IDLProCycling.com keeps track of the classifications.
Yellow jersey: overall classification Tour de France Femmes 2025
1. Pauline Ferrand-Prévot
2. Demi Vollering + 3.42
3. Kasia Niewiadoma + 4.09
4. Dominika Wlodarzyck + 5.45
5. Niamh Fisher-Black + 6.25
6. Sarah Gigante + 6.40
7. Juliette Labous + 9.13
8. Cedrine Kerbaol + 13.43
9. Pauliena Rooijakkers + 13.59
10. Evita Muzic + 15.50
11. Anna van der Breggen + 19.03
12. Ella Wyllie + 24.54
13. Barbara Malcotti + 25.08
14. Justine Ghekiere + 28.40
15. Maeva Squiban + 32.18
2. Demi Vollering + 3.42
3. Kasia Niewiadoma + 4.09
4. Dominika Wlodarzyck + 5.45
5. Niamh Fisher-Black + 6.25
6. Sarah Gigante + 6.40
7. Juliette Labous + 9.13
8. Cedrine Kerbaol + 13.43
9. Pauliena Rooijakkers + 13.59
10. Evita Muzic + 15.50
11. Anna van der Breggen + 19.03
12. Ella Wyllie + 24.54
13. Barbara Malcotti + 25.08
14. Justine Ghekiere + 28.40
15. Maeva Squiban + 32.18
Green jersey: Points classification Tour de France Femmes 2025
1. Lorena Wiebes - 230 points
2. Marianne Vos - 178
3. Demi Vollering - 147
4. Kimberly Le Court - 133
5. Anna van der Breggen - 118
2. Marianne Vos - 178
3. Demi Vollering - 147
4. Kimberly Le Court - 133
5. Anna van der Breggen - 118
Polka dot jersey: mountain classification Tour de France Femmes 2025
1. Elise Chabbey - 44 points
2. Demi Vollering - 36
3. Maeva Squiban - 36
4. Pauline Ferrand-Prévot - 33
5. Anna van der Breggen - 29
2. Demi Vollering - 36
3. Maeva Squiban - 36
4. Pauline Ferrand-Prévot - 33
5. Anna van der Breggen - 29
White jersey: Youth classification Tour de France Femmes 2025
1. Nienke Vinke
2. Tita Ryo + 14.51
3. Julie Bego + 19.16
2. Tita Ryo + 14.51
3. Julie Bego + 19.16
Team standings Tour de France Femmes 2025
1. FDJ-SUEZ
2. AG Insurance-Soudal + 35.53
3. Visma | Lease a Bike + 43.44
2. AG Insurance-Soudal + 35.53
3. Visma | Lease a Bike + 43.44
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