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 19Tadej Pogacar has extended his Tour de France lead to 7:11 over Remco Evenepoel after his victory on Alpe d’Huez. Isaac del Toro remains third at 9:42, with Paul Seixas still fourth and now only 24 seconds away from the final podium place.

Lenny Martinez has climbed two positions to fifth after spending the day in the breakaway, moving ahead of Mattias Skjelmose and Juan Ayuso. Ayuso has fallen from fifth to seventh after losing time on the final climb.

Richard Carapaz is another major mover, rising two places from tenth to eighth. Tom Pidcock and Jordan Jegat have each slipped one position but remain inside the top ten.

Further down, Tobias Halland Johannessen has moved above Davide Piganzoli into 13th, while Sepp Kuss has climbed one place to 15th.

Rnk ▼▲ Rider Team Time 1 –  Pogačar Tadej UAE Team Emirates – XRG 67:53:00 2 –  Evenepoel Remco Red Bull – BORA – hansgrohe 7:11 3 –  del Toro Isaac UAE Team Emirates – XRG 9:42 4 –  Seixas Paul Decathlon CMA CGM Team 10:06 5 ▲2  Martinez Lenny Bahrain – Victorious 13:00 6 –  Skjelmose Mattias Lidl – Trek 13:09 7 ▼2  Ayuso Juan Lidl – Trek 15:58 8 ▲2  Carapaz Richard EF Education – EasyPost 21:15 9 ▼1  Pidcock Tom Pinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team 21:30 10 ▼1  Jegat Jordan TotalEnergies 23:21 11 –  Voisard Yannis Tudor Pro Cycling Team 30:00 12 –  Van Wilder Ilan Soudal Quick-Step 35:47 13 ▲1  Johannessen Tobias Halland Uno-X Mobility 50:58 14 ▼1  Piganzoli Davide Team Visma | Lease a Bike 55:57 15 ▲1  Kuss Sepp Team Visma | Lease a Bike 1:02:01

Points Classification Standings after Stage 19

Mads Pedersen remains firmly in control of the green jersey after increasing his total to 502 points, giving him a 57-point advantage over Jasper Philipsen on 445.

Biniam Girmay stays third on 361 points, with Max Kanter fourth and Olav Kooij fifth. Tadej Pogacar remains sixth on 185, ahead of Søren Wærenskjold on 159.

Remco Evenepoel has moved up one place to eighth on 140 points, while Isaac del Toro has climbed two positions to ninth on 132. Mauro Schmid drops two places to tenth, one point behind Del Toro.

Rnk ▼▲ Rider Team Pnt 1 –  Pedersen Mads Lidl – Trek 502 2 –  Philipsen Jasper Alpecin – Premier Tech 445 3 –  Girmay Biniam NSN Cycling Team 361 4 –  Kanter Max XDS Astana Team 271 5 –  Kooij Olav Decathlon CMA CGM Team 230 6 – Pogacar Tadej UAE Team Emirates – XRG 185 7 – Wærenskjold Søren Uno-X Mobility 159 8 ▲1  Evenepoel Remco Red Bull – BORA – hansgrohe 140 9 ▲2  del Toro Isaac UAE Team Emirates – XRG 132 10 ▼2  Schmid Mauro Team Jayco AlUla 131

King of the Mountains Standings after Stage 19

Richard Carapaz has taken the polka-dot jersey by a single point after a major haul from the breakaway on stage 19.

The Ecuadorian has climbed from third to first on 91 points, moving ahead of Tadej Pogacar on 90 and Valentin Paret-Peintre on 84. Pogacar and Paret-Peintre have each dropped one place despite remaining firmly in contention.

Lenny Martinez has risen two positions to fifth on 37 points, while Tobias Halland Johannessen has also gained two places and now sits eighth. Paul Seixas has dropped from fifth to seventh, level with Isaac del Toro on 34 points.

Rnk ▼▲ Rider Team Pnt 1 ▲2  Carapaz Richard EF Education – EasyPost 91 2 ▼1  Pogačar Tadej UAE Team Emirates – XRG 90 3 ▼1  Paret-Peintre Valentin Soudal Quick-Step 84 4 –  Evenepoel Remco Red Bull – BORA – hansgrohe 42 5 ▲2  Martinez Lenny Bahrain – Victorious 37 6 –  del Toro Isaac UAE Team Emirates – XRG 34 7 ▼2  Seixas Paul Decathlon CMA CGM Team 34 8 ▲2  Johannessen Tobias Halland Uno-X Mobility 26

Youth Classification Standings after Stage 19

Isaac del Toro remains in the white jersey, but Paul Seixas is still only 24 seconds behind heading into the final major mountain stage.

Lenny Martinez has climbed above Juan Ayuso into third after his long spell in the breakaway and second-place finish on Alpe d’Huez. Martinez now trails Del Toro by 3:18, while Ayuso has dropped to fourth at 6:16.

Matthew Riccitello is the biggest mover further down, rising two positions to eighth. Raul Garcia Pierna and Kevin Vauquelin each fall one place to ninth and tenth respectively.

Rnk ▼▲ Rider Team Time 1 –  del Toro Isaac UAE Team Emirates – XRG 68:02:42 2 –  Seixas Paul Decathlon CMA CGM Team 0:24 3 ▲1  Martinez Lenny Bahrain – Victorious 3:18 4 ▼1  Ayuso Juan Lidl – Trek 6:16 5 –  Piganzoli Davide Team Visma | Lease a Bike 46:15 6 –  Simmons Quinn Lidl – Trek 1:16:49 7 – Castrillo Pablo Movistar Team 1:41:55 8 ▲2  Riccitello Matthew Decathlon CMA CGM Team 1:55:35 9 ▼1  García Pierna Raúl Movistar Team 2:09:19 10 ▼1  Vauquelin Kévin Netcompany INEOS 2:12:52

Teams Classification Standings after Stage 19

Rnk ▼▲ Team Class Time 1 –  Lidl – Trek WT 203:46:27 2 –  UAE Team Emirates – XRG WT 19:33 3 –  Red Bull – BORA – hansgrohe WT 1:06:53 4 –  Decathlon CMA CGM Team WT 1:45:33 5 –  Team Visma | Lease a Bike WT 1:49:23 6 –  EF Education – EasyPost WT 3:09:45 7 –  Netcompany INEOS WT 3:50:41 8 –  Movistar Team WT 4:31:03 9 ▲2  Bahrain – Victorious WT 4:46:20 10 –  Pinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team PRT 4:49:16

You can check the full standings of each of the classifications at the 2026 Tour de France.