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.
General Classification Standings after Stage 10The overall classifcation has changed once again today, with Tadej Pogacar attacking to victory. Jonas Vingegaard was not able to respond or limit losses, and has lost 44 seconds on the road alone to the Slovenian. The gap is now of 3:36 minutes, with the battle for the win looking virtually over.The fight for second place and the podium instead will ignite. Vingegaard has lost 12 seconds plus bonifications to Remco Evenepoel on the line, meaning he lost time to his rivals behind and will likely now focus on defending that position.Isaac del Toro cracked on the penultimate climb of the day and lost almost one full minute to Evenepoel, meaning the Belgian moved up a position and is now in third place, 30 seconds behind Vingegaard. The gaps are then small behind, with Juan Ayuso 16 seconds behind, Paul Seixas 13 behind Ayuso, Florian Lipowitz 11 behind Seixas and Isaac del Toro 24 behind Lipowitz.
Lenny Martínez and Mattias Skjelmose remain in the fight for the Top5 whilst Tom Pidcock moved up three positions and into the Top10, winning Egan Bernal’s position despite having crashed in one of the late descents.
Rnk▼▲RiderTeamTime1- Pogačar TadejUAE Team Emirates – XRG36:15:022- Vingegaard JonasTeam Visma | Lease a Bike3:363▲1 Evenepoel RemcoRed Bull – BORA – hansgrohe4:064▲1 Ayuso JuanLidl – Trek4:225▲1 Seixas PaulDecathlon CMA CGM Team4:356▲1 Lipowitz FlorianRed Bull – BORA – hansgrohe4:447▼4 del Toro IsaacUAE Team Emirates – XRG5:088▲1 Martinez LennyLidl – Trek5:459▼1 Skjelmose MattiasBahrain – Victorious6:3410▲3 Pidcock TomPinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team11:4911▼1 Bernal EganNetcompany INEOS12:1512▲2 Van Wilder IlanSoudal Quick-Step12:4313▲2 Piganzoli DavideTeam Visma | Lease a Bike13:3814▼3 Johannessen Tobias HallandUno-X Mobility14:3015▼3 Quinn SeanEF Education – EasyPost15:0816▲2 Voisard YannisTudor Pro Cycling Team15:3617▲2 Debruyne RamsesAlpecin – Premier Tech16:1318▲5 Carapaz RichardEF Education – EasyPost17:4319▼2 Yates AdamTotalEnergies17:5620▲2 Jegat JordanUAE Team Emirates – XRG18:26Points Classification Standings after Stage 10
Mads Pedersen won today’s initial intermediate sprint and gathered an extra 25 points towards his tally. He has slightly extended his lead over Biniam Girmay, but the real contestant is Tim Merlier who failed to score any.
Hence Pedersen goes into the two-day sprinter block with a firm lead, one he might lose but remain well within range of winning the classification. He has 293 points, Biniam Girmay has 239, Tim Merlier has 213, Jasper Philipsen has 205 and Max Kanter has 192.
Rnk▼▲RiderTeamPnt1- Pedersen MadsLidl – Trek2932- Girmay BiniamNSN Cycling Team2393- Merlier TimSoudal Quick-Step2134- Philipsen JasperAlpecin – Premier Tech2055- Kanter MaxXDS Astana Team1926- Kooij OlavDecathlon CMA CGM Team1107▲1 Pogačar TadejUAE Team Emirates – XRG1078▼1 Wærenskjold SørenUno-X Mobility899▲1 del Toro IsaacUAE Team Emirates – XRG8010▼1 Turgis AnthonyTotalEnergies79King of the Mountains Standings after Stage 10
The classification continues to favour the GC riders and so, with his late attack, Tadej Pogacar has further extended his lead in the KOM classification – although he is unlikely to wear it at any point. He leads with 27 points ahead of Jonas Vingegaard who has 27 and will continue to borrow it. Richard Carapaz has moved into third place, positioning himself as the main rival, after today’s attacks.
Rnk▼▲RiderTeamPnt1- Pogačar TadejUAE Team Emirates – XRG422- Vingegaard JonasTeam Visma | Lease a Bike273▲33 Carapaz RichardEF Education – EasyPost194▲1 Paret-Peintre ValentinSoudal Quick-Step185▲1 Seixas PaulDecathlon CMA CGM Team186▲3 Prodhomme NicolasDecathlon CMA CGM Team177▼3 Baudin AlexEF Education – EasyPost168▼5 Martinez LennyBahrain – Victorious169▼2 del Toro IsaacUAE Team Emirates – XRG1410▼2 Lipowitz FlorianRed Bull – BORA – hansgrohe12Youth Classification Standings after Stage 10
Isaac del Toro has lost his lead in the youth classification today, shedding time as previously reported on. Juan Ayuso is now the new white jersey for Lidl-Trek, having an advantage of 13 seconds over Paul Seixas and 46 over the Mexican. Lenny Martínez lost some ground and is now 2:12 minutes behind the Spaniard. Not critical gaps, but important ones before the race returns to the mountains.
Rnk▼▲RiderTeamTime1▲1 Ayuso JuanLidl – Trek36:19:242▲1 Seixas PaulDecathlon CMA CGM Team0:133▼2 del Toro IsaacUAE Team Emirates – XRG0:464- Martinez LennyBahrain – Victorious2:125- Piganzoli DavideTeam Visma | Lease a Bike9:166▲1 Debruyne RamsesAlpecin – Premier Tech11:517▲1 Castrillo PabloMovistar Team16:10Teams Classification Standings after Stage 10
Despite the mammoth time loss on stage 4, UAE Team Emirates – XRG are looking at the team’s classification, as confirmed by Tim Wellens. Hence, the two teams are now in a battle for the win, with UAE taking 3 minutes on their rivals today and closing the gap to a still very significant to 24 minutes and 18 seconds.
Rnk▼▲TeamClassTime1- Lidl – TrekWT108:43:112- UAE Team Emirates – XRGWT24:183- Team Visma | Lease a BikeWT38:514- Red Bull – BORA – hansgroheWT44:285- Decathlon CMA CGM TeamWT1:08:03You can check the full standings of each of the classifications at the 2026 Tour de France.