Classifications
- Overall standing
- Corresponds to the total results over all the stages.
- Yellow jersey
- It rewards the leader of the general classification, calculated by adding together the times achieved on each stage. Also taken into account are any bonifications earned on the intermediate sprints or the finish.
- Green jersey
- It identifies the leader of the classification on points. The points in question are awarded according to the passing order on the intermediate sprints and at the finish line.
- Red polka dot jersey
- It identifies the best climber. The points counting towards the mountain classification are awarded on the basis of the passing order at the top of the climbs and passes.
- White jersey
- It identifies the first young rider up to 25 years old in the overall standings.
- Yellow bib
- Worn by the leaders of the overall team standings (total of times for the first three riders on each stage).
- Red bib
- This prize is awarded at the end of each stage by a jury comprising eight specialists in cycling. A “super-combativity” prize is also awarded at the end of the last stage of the Tour.
- Stage standing
- Results of a given stage
Jersey wearers
yellow jersey
Fabian
Cancellara
SUIRADIOSHACK-NISSANtimes20h 04' 02''
green jersey
Peter
Sagan
SVKLIQUIGAS-CANNONDALEpoints147
polka-dot jersey
Michael
Morkov
DENTEAM SAXO BANK-TINKOFF BANKpoints9
white jersey
Tejay
Van garderen
USABMC RACING TEAMtimes20h 04' 12''
the day's winner
André
Greipel
GERLOTTO-BELISOL TEAMtimes05h 18' 32''
team
SKY PROCYCLING
GBRtimes60h 12' 40''
combative
Yukiya
Arashiro
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