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2026 Tour de France results and prize money

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The 113th Tour de France ended on 26 ran from 4 July 2026 to 26 July, opening in Paris. Barcelona and finishing on the Champs‑Élysées. The widely‑reported outcome named Dutch rider Mathieu van der Poel (Alpecin–Premier Tech) claimed overall victory after breaking away as the general‑classification winner, with Slovenian Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates) in the final 10 km, while Pogacar kept the yellow jersey second and finished second. Classification winners were classification jerseys to Richard Carapaz (mountains jersey), (mountains), Mads Pedersen (points jersey) (points) and Isaac del Toro (young rider jersey). The race route had been shortened because of forest‑fire‑related security deployments in the Gironde region. The following day, the organizers released the prize‑money breakdown rider). Organisers later disclosed a €2,305,800 prize pool, €500,000 for the 2026 edition. The total purse amounted to €2,305,800, with €270,000 earmarked for riders' unions. The general‑classification winner received €500,000; each overall winner, €11,000 per stage winner earned €11,000, win and the top 20 finishers in €25,000 each stage and overall were also paid. Winners of for the points and mountains jerseys each took €25,000, while the points‑classification leader Mads Pedersen collected €125,000. The disclosed payouts listed jerseys. A concurrent report dated 24 July described a different podium: Tadej Pogačar as the €500,000 champion, followed by securing his fifth overall Tour victory, Remco Evenepoel (€200,000) second and Isaac del Toro (€100,000). third. This account contrasts with the van der Poel result. French rider Lenny Martinez achieved a career‑best fifth place in the general classification, propelled by a close second on stage 19 to Alpe d’Huez, missing the win by six seconds. His performance marked the best result for a French cyclist in this edition. The race also saw several abandonments, notably Groupama‑FDJ’s Clément Berthet after a concussion on the first day. All reports refer to the same 2026 edition, reflecting differing perspectives on the final standings while confirming the shortened route caused by security deployments responding to forest‑fire threats in the Gironde region.

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