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News 28.07.2026
Tour de France 2026 – Three weeks of intense racing
The 2026 Tour de France is in the books. Over 3,300 kilometres and 53,950 metres of elevation gain were on the programme. Across 21 stages, the 113th edition of the Tour de France took the peloton from the Grand Départ in Barcelona through the Pyrenees, the Massif Central, the Vosges and the Jura before heading into the Alps and the grand finale in Paris. With five summit finishes – including two on the legendary Alpe d’Huez – several sprint finishes as well as an individual and a team time trial, this year’s edition offered a challenging mix of long distances, tough climbs and exciting racing.
For Team TotalEnergies, the Tour ended with a strong overall result. Jordan Jegat secured 10th place overall, with his best stage result coming on Stage 13, where he finished 7th. But the team was also well represented beyond the overall classification: With strong results in both sprint finishes and challenging stages, TotalEnergies secured 9th place in the team classification.
The unity of the riders was evident right through to the finish: All eight athletes made it to the finish and crossed the line together in the grand finale in Paris – a strong result for the entire team.
