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With 21 stages and four major jersey competitions to follow, the Tour de France standings can change through time gaps, bonus seconds, breakaway moves, sprint points, mountain points and decisive race incidents. This page will follow those changes throughout the 2026 Tour de France.<\/p>\n
General Classification Standings after Stage 13<\/p>\n
The overall classification has changed significantly this Friday. The stage wasn’t meant for the GC riders, but as happens in Grand Tours, the fight for the Top10 can often be heavily influenced by successful breakaways. That is what happened today on the race’s longest stage.<\/p>\n
As he did last year, TotalEnergies’ Jordan Jegat once again managed to sneak into the right group and has gained over 7 minutes to the peloton today, climbing into 11th place. He would’ve in fact climbed into the Top10 most likely, if only he hadn’t been joined by one of his direct rivals in the group of over 50 riders up front.<\/p>\n
Tom Pidcock<\/a> was 10th at the start of the day and he was the grand winner from the day. 7:30 minutes on the road, plus bonifications, were the Briton’s gains. Provisionally, at one point he was even ahead of Jonas Vingegaard<\/a>.The massive time gain has altered the Tour’s GC quite a bit and introduced a new name in the fight for the podium. Pidcock has climbed to fourth at the end of the day, 4:15 minutes away from the yellow jersey of Tadej Pogacar<\/a> but only 9 seconds away from the podium spot of Remco Evenepoel. Bahrain – Victorious, Lidl-Trek and Red Bull – BORA – hansgrohe all worked in the finale looking to limit their losses.Rnk\u25bc\u25b2RiderTeamTime1-\u00a0Poga\u010dar\u00a0TadejUAE Team Emirates – XRG47:18:312-\u00a0Vingegaard\u00a0JonasTeam Visma | Lease a Bike3:363-\u00a0Evenepoel\u00a0RemcoRed Bull – BORA – hansgrohe4:064\u25b26\u00a0Pidcock\u00a0TomPinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team4:155\u25bc1\u00a0Ayuso\u00a0JuanLidl – Trek4:226\u25bc1\u00a0Seixas\u00a0PaulDecathlon CMA CGM Team4:357\u25bc1\u00a0Lipowitz\u00a0FlorianRed Bull – BORA – hansgrohe4:448\u25bc1\u00a0del Toro\u00a0IsaacUAE Team Emirates – XRG5:089\u25bc1\u00a0Martinez\u00a0LennyLidl – Trek5:4510\u25bc1\u00a0Skjelmose\u00a0MattiasBahrain – Victorious6:3411\u25b28\u00a0Jegat\u00a0JordanTotalEnergies10:2612\u25bc1\u00a0Bernal\u00a0EganNetcompany INEOS12:1513\u25bc1\u00a0Van Wilder\u00a0IlanSoudal Quick-Step12:4314\u25bc1\u00a0Piganzoli\u00a0DavideTeam Visma | Lease a Bike13:3815\u25bc1\u00a0Johannessen\u00a0Tobias HallandUno-X Mobility14:5016\u25bc1\u00a0Quinn\u00a0SeanEF Education – EasyPost15:0817\u25bc1\u00a0Voisard\u00a0YannisTudor Pro Cycling Team15:3618\u25bc1\u00a0Debruyne\u00a0RamsesAlpecin – Premier Tech16:1319\u25bc1\u00a0Carapaz\u00a0RichardEF Education – EasyPost17:4320-\u00a0Yates\u00a0AdamUAE Team Emirates – XRG18:2621\u25b22\u00a0McNulty\u00a0BrandonUAE Team Emirates – XRG18:3122-\u00a0Kuss\u00a0SeppTeam Visma | Lease a Bike20:5223\u25bc2\u00a0Castrillo\u00a0PabloMovistar Team30:1924-\u00a0Benoot\u00a0TiesjDecathlon CMA CGM Team33:1725\u25b21\u00a0Prodhomme\u00a0NicolasDecathlon CMA CGM Team42:28Points Classification Standings after Stage 13<\/p>\n The first part of the stage saw a heated battle over the green jersey as Jasper Philipsen made it onto the early breakaway of the day and his Alpecin – Premier Tech teammates worked hard to prevent the return of Mads Pedersen and Biniam Girmay who were in a chasing group.<\/p>\n The catch was made but eventually Philipsen did still cross the sprint in first place. He has moved up to second place with 336 points, overtaking Girmay who now has 333 points. Both sit behind Mads Pedersen who has 377 points – a real gap, however one that will still be hard to close taking into consideration the Dane’s versatility and the difficulty of the race ahead. Tim Merlier, unable to score today, has 307 points.<\/p>\n Rnk\u25bc\u25b2RiderTeamPnt1-\u00a0Pedersen\u00a0MadsLidl – Trek3772\u25b21\u00a0Philipsen\u00a0JasperAlpecin – Premier Tech3363\u25bc1\u00a0Girmay\u00a0BiniamNSN Cycling Team3334-\u00a0Merlier\u00a0TimSoudal Quick-Step3075-\u00a0Kanter\u00a0MaxXDS Astana Team2396-\u00a0Kooij\u00a0OlavDecathlon CMA CGM Team2107-\u00a0W\u00e6renskjold\u00a0S\u00f8renUno-X Mobility1598-\u00a0Turgis\u00a0AnthonyTotalEnergies1299- Fretin MilanCofidis11710-Pogacar TadejUAE Team Emirates – XRG107King of the Mountains Standings after Stage 13<\/p>\n Tadej Pogacar remains in the lead of the KOM classification with 42 points, ahead of Jonas Vingegaard with 27 and Richard Carapaz with 19. Tom Pidcock ended up being the rider who moved the most meaningfully, having crossed the Grand Ballon in first place. He is now fourth with 18 points and enters the mix – although his GC ambitions should come in the way of a potential tilt at the jersey.<\/p>\n Rnk\u25bc\u25b2RiderTeamPnt1-\u00a0Poga\u010dar\u00a0TadejUAE Team Emirates – XRG422-\u00a0Vingegaard\u00a0JonasTeam Visma | Lease a Bike273-\u00a0Carapaz\u00a0RichardEF Education – EasyPost194\u25b29\u00a0Pidcock\u00a0TomPinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team185\u25bc1\u00a0Paret-Peintre\u00a0ValentinSoudal Quick-Step186\u25bc1\u00a0Prodhomme\u00a0NicolasDecathlon CMA CGM Team187\u25bc1\u00a0Seixas\u00a0PaulDecathlon CMA CGM Team178\u25bc1\u00a0Baudin\u00a0AlexEF Education – EasyPost169\u25bc1\u00a0Martinez\u00a0LennyBahrain – Victorious1610\u25bc1\u00a0del Toro\u00a0IsaacUAE Team Emirates – XRG14Youth Classification\u00a0Standings after Stage 13<\/p>\n The youth classification hasn’t changed during today’s stage, with the lack of contenders in the winning breakaway. Juan Ayuso then remains in the white jersey, 13 seconds ahead of Paul Seixas and 46 ahead of Isaac del Toro in what appears to be the closest battle.<\/p>\n Rnk\u25bc\u25b2RiderTeamTime1-\u00a0Ayuso\u00a0JuanLidl – Trek47:22:532-\u00a0Seixas\u00a0PaulDecathlon CMA CGM Team0:133-\u00a0del Toro\u00a0IsaacUAE Team Emirates – XRG0:464-\u00a0Martinez\u00a0LennyBahrain – Victorious2:125-\u00a0Piganzoli\u00a0DavideTeam Visma | Lease a Bike9:166-\u00a0Debruyne\u00a0RamsesAlpecin – Premier Tech11:517-\u00a0Castrillo\u00a0PabloMovistar Team25:578- Van Eetvelt LennertLotto Intermarch\u00e944:119\u25b22Vauquelin KevinNetcompany INEOS54:2410\u25b22\u00a0Simmons\u00a0QuinnLidl – Trek1:04:49Teams\u00a0Classification Standings after Stage 13<\/p>\n Lidl-Trek remains in the lead of the team’s classification, but has lost a lot of time. Disaster struck the German team who initially missed an entire breakaway of around 40 riders and chased on from behind. Mads Pedersen eventually got in the front group and saved the day green jersey-wise, but not here.<\/p>\n With Brandon McNulty and Tim Wellens finishing in the front group, there was a 14-minute gain over Lidl-Trek. The gap between the two teams is now of only 9:18 minutes, a much more manageable gap on a day where it was predicted that Lidl and its breakaway ambitions would’ve won time on the competition.<\/p>\n Rnk\u25bc\u25b2TeamClassTime1-\u00a0Lidl – TrekWT141:53:382-\u00a0UAE Team Emirates – XRGWT9:183\u25b21\u00a0Red Bull – BORA – hansgroheWT36:584\u25bc1\u00a0Team Visma | Lease a BikeWT38:515-\u00a0Decathlon CMA CGM TeamWT1:08:036-\u00a0EF Education – EasyPostWT1:16:487-\u00a0Netcompany INEOSWT1:17:268-\u00a0Movistar TeamWT2:05:019-\u00a0Pinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling TeamPRT2:06:2510-\u00a0TotalEnergiesPRT2:15:51You can check the full standings of each of the classifications<\/a> at the 2026 Tour de France.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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