The 2026 Tour de France classifications will shift across three weeks of racing, from the Grand Départ in Barcelona on 4 July to the final stage in Paris on 26 July. Across time trials, sprint stages, breakaway opportunities and the high mountains, each day can alter the shape of the race for yellow and the Tour’s other major jerseys. Here we look at the race’s classifications and update them on the daily – including the fight for the yellow jersey.This live classifications hub is updated after each stage of the 2026 Tour de France with the latest General Classification, Points Classification, Mountains Classification and Best Young Rider standings. As the race develops, it tracks the key movements in the fight for the yellow jersey, green jersey, polka-dot jersey and white jersey.
The General Classification remains the central battle of the Tour, but the wider standings often tell their own stories as the race moves through different terrain. Sprint stages can reshape the points competition, mountain days can transform the polka-dot jersey fight, and the white jersey battle can change quickly when young contenders are tested across repeated days of pressure.
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 7Tadej Pogacar remains in the lead of the Tour de France, with 2:42 minutes of lead over Jonas Vingegaard. Isaac del Toro, Remco Evenepoel and Juan Ayuso fill out the Top5 on a day where the climbers had the opportunity to recover slightly.
The only change that is notable was the time loss of Richard Carapaz, who shed almost 3 minutes purposefully, so as to be given more freedom to join breakaways and try to capture a stage win. He has descended from 16th to 24th.
Rnk▼▲RiderTeamTime1- Pogačar TadejUAE Team Emirates – XRG24:56:172- Vingegaard JonasTeam Visma | Lease a Bike2:423- del Toro IsaacUAE Team Emirates – XRG3:274- Evenepoel RemcoRed Bull – BORA – hansgrohe3:305- Ayuso JuanLidl – Trek3:346- Seixas PaulDecathlon CMA CGM Team3:557-Lipowitz FlorianRed Bull – BORA – hansgrohe4:008- Martinez LennyBahrain – Victorious4:219- Skjelmose MattiasLidl – Trek4:5710- Vacek MathiasLidl – Trek7:1011- Bernal EganNetcompany INEOS9:1212- Quinn SeanEF Education – EasyPost9:3513- Johannessen Tobias HallandUno-X Mobility9:4214- Van Wilder IlanSoudal Quick-Step9:4515- Piganzoli DavidePinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team9:5016▲1 Pidcock TomTeam Visma | Lease a Bike10:4617▲1 Van Eetvelt LennertLotto Intermarché10:5118▲1 Jegat JordanTotalEnergies10:5619▲1 Debruyne RamsesAlpecin – Premier Tech11:2620▲1 Voisard YannisTudor Pro Cycling Team12:2121▲1 Tejada HaroldXDS Astana Team13:0622▲1 Castrillo PabloMovistar Team13:2423▲1 Kuss SeppTeam Visma | Lease a Bike13:3324▼8 Carapaz RichardEF Education – EasyPost13:3525- Yates AdamUAE Team Emirates – XRG14:31Points Classification Standings after Stage 7
Mads Pedersen did not have an extraordinary result in Bordeaux, however his lead in the points classification hasn’t dimmed. The Dane now has 204 points after also scoring the most in the intermediate sprint. The fight behind is quite close with four more contenders: Biniam Girmay at 145, Max Kanter at 140, Tim Merlier at 134 and Jasper Philipsen at 126.
RnkPrev▼▲RiderTeamPnt11- Pedersen MadsLidl – Trek20423▲1 Girmay BiniamNSN Cycling Team14532▼1 Kanter MaxXDS Astana Team14048▲4 Merlier TimSoudal Quick-Step13454▼1 Philipsen JasperAlpecin – Premier Tech12665▼1 Pogačar TadejUAE Team Emirates – XRG75721▲14Waerenskjold SorenUno-X Mobility7386▼2 Kooij OlavDecathlon CMA CGM Team70911▲2 Turgis AnthonyTotalEnergies64107▼3 Vingegaard JonasTeam Visma | Lease a Bike61King of the Mountains Standings after Stage 7
Without climbs that could make a meaningful difference, the outlook of the KOM classification remains the same. The GC riders will be the main favourites and Tadej Pogacar maintains the lead with 28 points, with Jonas Vingegaard following behind at 19.
RnkPrev▼▲RiderTeamPnt11- Pogačar TadejUAE Team Emirates – XRG2822- Vingegaard JonasTeam Visma | Lease a Bike1933- Martinez LennyBahrain – Victorious1644- Baudin AlexEF Education – EasyPost1355- Seixas PaulDecathlon CMA CGM Team1266- Paret-Peintre ValentinSoudal Quick-Step1077-Del Toro IsaacUAE Team Emirates – XRG1088- Lipowitz FlorianRed Bull – BORA – hansgrohe1099- Prodhomme NicolasDecathlon CMA CGM Team91010- García Pierna RaúlMovistar Team7Youth Classification Standings after Stage 7
The youth classification remains the same, with Isaac del Toro carrying over the white jersey onto stage 8. By a mere 7 seconds, the Mexican takes up the media duties which will be paid in less recovery time. Paul Seixas and Lenny Martínez remain very close, within a limit of Del Toro’s lead.
RnkPrev▼▲RiderTeamTime11- del Toro IsaacUAE Team Emirates – XRG24:59:4422- Ayuso JuanLidl – Trek0:0733- Seixas PaulDecathlon CMA CGM Team0:2844- Martinez LennyBahrain – Victorious0:5455- Vacek MathiasLidl – Trek3:4366- Piganzoli DavideTeam Visma | Lease a Bike7:1977-van Eetvelt LennertLotto Intermarché7:2488- Debruyne RamsesAlpecin – Premier Tech7:5999- Castrillo PabloMovistar Team9:571010- Tiberi AntonioBahrain – Victorious23:36Teams Classification Standings after Stage 7
The team’s classification remains the same on a day where the overall classification hasn’t changed. Lidl-Trek maintain their 27-minute lead over Red Bull – BORA – hansgrohe and UAE Team Emirates – XRG.
Rnk▼▲TeamClassTime1- Lidl – TrekWT74:38:202- Red Bull – BORA – hansgroheWT27:013- UAE Team Emirates – XRGWT27:084- Team Visma | Lease a BikeWT36:225- EF Education – EasyPostWT1:00:486- Decathlon CMA CGM TeamWT1:01:197- Netcompany INEOSWT1:04:018- Movistar TeamWT1:19:199- Pinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling TeamPRT1:19:4010- Uno-X MobilityWT1:25:51You can check the full standings of each of the classifications at the 2026 Tour de France.