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Tour de France
Tadej Pogacar
Jonas Vingegaard
Paul Seixas
Remco Evenepoel
Joao Almeida
Florian Lipowitz
Isaac Del Toro
Juan Ayuso
Oscar Onley
Derek Gee
Antonio Tiberi
Felix Gall
Mattias Skjelmose
Primoz Roglic
Tom Pidcock
Richard Carapaz
Mikel Landa
Tobias Halland Johannessen
Giulio Pellizzari
Jarno Widar
Lennert Van Eetvelt
Matteo Jorgenson
Max Poole
Thymen Arensman
Adam Yates
Adria Pericas
Albert Withen Philipsen
Alexander Vlasov
Anders Halland Johannessen
Archie Ryan
Ben Healy
Ben O'Connor
Ben Tulett
Brandon McNulty
Carlos Rodriguez
Christian Scaroni
Cian Uijtdebroeks
Cristian Rodriguez
Damiano Caruso
Daniel Martinez
David Gaudu
Davide Piganzoli
Diego Pescador
Eddie Dunbar
Egan Bernal
Einer Rubio
Enric Mas Nicolau
Giulio Ciccone
Guillaume Martin
Harold Tejada
Ilan Van Wilder
Ivan Romeo
Jai Hindley
Jakob Omrzel
Jan Christen
Javier Romo
Jay Vine
Jefferson Alexander Cepeda
Jefferson Alveiro Cepeda
Jhonatan Narvaez
Johannes Kulset
Johannes Staune-Mittet
Jordan Jegat
Jorgen Nordhagen
Joseph Blackmore
Juan Pedro Lopez
Kevin Vauquelin
Laurens De Plus
Lennard Kamna
Lenny Martinez
Lorenzo Fortunato
Louis Meintjes
Lucas Plapp
Magnus Sheffield
Marc Soler
Marco Brenner
Mathias Vacek
Mathys Rondel
Matthew Brennan
Matthew Riccitello
Maxim Van Gils
Michael Storer
Nairo Quintana
Nicolas Prodhomme
Oier Lazkano
Pablo Castrillo
Pablo Torres
Pavel Sivakov
Pello Bilbao
Peter Oxenberg Hansen
Quinn Simmons
Raul Garcia Pierna
Romain Gregoire
Santiago Buitrago
Sepp Kuss
Steff Cras
Tao Geoghegan Hart
Thomas Gloag
Valentin Paret-Peintre
Wilco Kelderman
William Junior Lecerf
Wout Van Aert
Tour de France
Date4 Jul 2026 – 26 Jul 2026
Prize moneyTotal €2.3 million
LocationFrance
Winner 2025Tadej Pogačar
Expert pickTadej Pogačar
AUSTRALIAN TOUR DE FRANCE WINNERS
Fast facts
The biggest Tour de France winning margin in the past 40 years was achieved by Frenchman Laurent Fignon, who won the 1984 race by 10 minutes and 32 seconds.
No French riders have won the Tour de France since Bernard Hinault’s record-equalling fifth triumph in 1985.
Spanish legend Miguel Induráin holds the record for most consecutive Tour de France victories, winning five straight from 1991 to 1995.
Belgium’s Eddy Merckx (1969–75) and Britain’s Mark Cavendish (2008–21) share the record for most overall stage wins, with 34.
The 2022 Tour set a new standard for speed, with winner Jonas Vingegaard riding 3,349.8km in 79 hours, 33 minutes and 20 seconds – an average speed of 42.102km/h.
Australian Cadel Evans became the oldest Tour de France winner in 88 years in 2011, aged 34 years and 160 days.
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Tour de France Winners
Below are some past winners of the Tour de France:
Tour | Year | Nationality | Winner |
112 | 2024 | Slovenia | Tadej Pogačar |
111 | 2024 | Slovenia | Tadej Pogačar |
110 | 2023 | Denmark | Jonas Vingegaard |
109 | 2022 | Denmark | Jonas Vingegaard |
108 | 2021 | Slovenia | Tadej Pogačar |
107 | 2020 | Slovenia | Tadej Pogačar |
106 | 2019 | Colombia | Egan Berna |
105 | 2018 | Great Britain | Geraint Thomas |
104 | 2017 | Great Britain | Chris Froome |
103 | 2016 | Great Britain | Chris Froome |
102 | 2015 | Great Britain | Chris Froome |
101 | 2014 | Italy | Vincenzo Nibali |
100 | 2013 | United Kingdom | Chris Froome |
99 | 2012 | Great Britain | Bradley Wiggins |
98 | 2011 | Australia | Cadel Evans |
97 | 2010 | Luxembourg | Andy Schleck |
96 | 2009 | Spain | Alberto Contador |
95 | 2008 | Spain | Carlos Sastre |
94 | 2007 | Spain | Alberto Contador |
93 | 2006 | Spain | Óscar Pereiro |
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