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One page for where the race stands: the final 2026 classification, how the jerseys were won, and the clock running down to the 2027 Grand Départ.

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2027 Grand Départ · Edinburgh, Scotland

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Until the Grand Départ of the 114th Tour de France — Edinburgh, Scotland, 3 July 2027.

The 2027 Grand Départ is hosted in the UK, starting in Edinburgh before stages in Scotland, England and Wales.

2026 final standings

General classification

Pos	Rider	Team	Time / gap
1	Tadej Pogačar	UAE Team Emirates-XRG	73h 56' 26"
2	Remco Evenepoel	Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe	74h 02' 52"
3	Isaac Del Toro	UAE Team Emirates-XRG	74h 06' 08"
4	Paul Seixas	Decathlon CMA CGM	74h 08' 22"
5	Lenny Martinez	Bahrain Victorious	74h 09' 28"
6	Mattias Skjelmose	Lidl-Trek	74h 11' 25"
7	Juan Ayuso	Lidl-Trek	74h 14' 14"
8	Richard Carapaz	EF Education-EasyPost	74h 16' 26"
9	Tom Pidcock	Pinarello-Q36.5	74h 25' 54"
10	Jordan Jégat	TotalEnergies	74h 29' 47"

Edition summary

How the 113th Tour looked

Total distance

3,320.7 km

Total climbing

53,950 m

Flat stages

Hilly stages

Mountain stages

Summit finishes

Time trials

2 (1 team, 1 individual)

Highest point

Col du Galibier, 2,642 m

Where it was won

Decisive summit finishes

Stage 3

Granollers › Les Angles

195.9 km km · Mountain

Winner: Tadej Pogačar

Stage 6

Pau › Gavarnie-Gèdre

186.2 km km · Mountain

Winner: Tadej Pogačar

Stage 15

Champagnole › Plateau de Solaison

183.9 km km · Mountain

Winner: Remco Evenepoel

Stage 18

Voiron › Orcières-Merlette

185.2 km km · Mountain

Winner: Richard Carapaz

Stage 19

Gap › Alpe d'Huez

127.9 km km · Mountain

Winner: Tadej Pogačar

Full stage-by-stage breakdown →

Classifications

What each jersey means

Maillot jaune

Yellow

General classification — lowest cumulative time.

Maillot vert

Green

Points classification, usually won by a sprinter.

Polka dot

White with red dots

King of the Mountains, points at summits.

Maillot blanc

White

Best young rider aged 25 or under.