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Tour de France Winners List

The most successful rider in the Tour de France was Lance Armstrong, who finished first seven times before his wins were removed from the record books after being found guilty of doping by the USADA in 2012. No rider has been named to replace him for those years.



> see also more information about how they determine the winners of the Tour

General Classification Winners

Year Tour # Winner Country Team
2025 112      
2024 111 Tadej Pogačar Slovenia UAE Team Emirates
2023 110 Jonas Vingegaard Denmark Team Jumbo–Visma
2022 109 Jonas Vingegaard Denmark Team Jumbo–Visma
2021 108 Tadej Pogačar Slovenia UAE Team Emirates
2020 107 Tadej Pogačar Slovenia UAE Team Emirates
2019 106 Egan Bernal Colombia Team Ineos (previously known as Sky)
2018 105 Geraint Thomas United Kingdom (Wales) Team Sky
2017 104 Chris Froome United Kingdom Team Sky
2016 103 Chris Froome United Kingdom Team Sky
2015 102 Chris Froome United Kingdom Team Sky
2014 101 Vincenzo Nibali Italy Astana Pro Team
2013 100 Chris Froome United Kingdom Team Sky
2012 99 Bradley Wiggins United Kingdom Team Sky
2011 98 Cadel Evans Australia BMC Racing Team
2010 97 Andy Schleck * Luxembourg Team Saxo Bank
2009 96 Alberto Contador Spain Astana
2008 95 Carlos Sastre Spain Team CSC Saxo Bank
2007 94 Alberto Contador Spain Discovery Channel
2006 93 Óscar Pereiro * Spain Caisse d'Epargne
2005 92 *    
2004 91 *    
2003 90 *    
2002 89 *    
2001 88 *    
2000 87 *    
1999 86 *    
1998 85 Marco Pantani Italy Mercatone Uno
1997 84 Jan Ullrich Germany Telekom
1996 83 Bjarne Riis * Dnmark Telekom
1995 82 Miguel Induráin Spain Banesto
1994 81 Miguel Induráin Spain Banesto
1993 80 Miguel Induráin Spain Banesto
1992 79 Miguel Induráin Spain Banesto
1991 78 Miguel Induráin Spain Banesto
1990 77 Greg LeMond United States Z
1989 76 Greg LeMond United States ADR
1988 75 Pedro Delgado Spain Reynolds
1987 74 Stephen Roche Ireland Carrera
1986 73 Greg LeMond United States La Vie Claire
1985 72 Bernard Hinault France La Vie Claire
1984 71 Laurent Fignon France Renault
1983 70 Laurent Fignon France Renault
1982 69 Bernard Hinault France Renault
1981 68 Bernard Hinault France Renault
1980 67 Joop Zoetemelk Netherlands TI Raleigh
1979 66 Bernard Hinault France Renault
1978 65 Bernard Hinault France Renault
1977 64 Bernard Thévenet France Peugeot
1976 63 Lucien Van Impe Belgium Gitane
1975 62 Bernard Thévenet France Peugeot
1974 61 Eddy Merckx Belgium Molteni
1973 60 Luis Ocaña Spain Bic
1972 59 Eddy Merckx Belgium Molteni
1971 58 Eddy Merckx Belgium Molteni
1970 57 Eddy Merckx Belgium Faemino
1969 56 Eddy Merckx Belgium Faema
1968 55 Jan Janssen Netherlands Holland
1967 54 Roger Pingeon France France
1966 53 Lucien Aimar France Ford
1965 52 Felice Gimondi Italy Salvarini
1964 51 Jacques Anquetil France St-Raphael
1963 50 Jacques Anquetil France St-Raphael
1962 49 Jacques Anquetil France St-Raphael
1961 48 Jacques Anquetil France France
1960 47 Gastone Nencini Italy Italy
1959 46 Federico Bahamontes Spain Spain
1958 45 Charly Gaul Luxembourg Holland-Luxembourg
1957 44 Jacques Anquetil France France
1956 43 Roger Walkowiak France Nord-Est-Centre
1955 42 Louison Bobet France France
1954 41 Louison Bobet France France
1953 40 Louison Bobet France France
1952 39 Fausto Coppi Italy Italy
1951 38 Hugo Koblet Switzerland Switzerland
1950 37 Ferdinand Kubler Switzerland Switzerland
1949 36 Fausto Coppi Italy Italy
1948 35 Gino Bartali Italy Italy
1947 34 Jean Robic France Ouest
1940-46 not held
1939 33 Sylvère Maes Belgium Belgium
1938 32 Gino Bartali Italy Italy
1937 31 Roger Lapébie France France
1936 30 Sylvère Maes Belgium Belgium
1935 29 Romain Maes Belgium Belgium
1934 28 Antonin Magne France France
1933 27 Georges Speicher France France
1932 26 André Leducq France France
1931 25 Antonin Magne France France
1930 24 André Leducq France France
1929 23 Maurice De Waele Belgium Alcyon
1928 22 Nicolas Frantz Luxembourg Alcyon
1927 21 Nicolas Frantz Luxembourg Alcyon
1926 20 Lucien Buysse Belgium Automoto
1925 19 Ottavio Bottecchia Italy Automoto
1924 18 Ottavio Bottecchia Italy Automoto
1923 17 Henri Pélissier France Automoto
1922 16 Firmin Lambot Belgium Cycles Peugeot
1921 15 Léon Scieur Belgium La Sportive
1920 14 Philippe Thys Belgium La Sportive
1919 13 Firmin Lambot Belgium La Sportive
1915-18 not held
1914 12 Philippe Thys Belgium Cycles Peugeot
1913 11 Philippe Thys Belgium Cycles Peugeot
1912 10 Odile Defraye Belgium Alycon
1911 9 Gustave Garrigou France Alycon
1910 8 Octave Lapize France Alycon
1909 7 François Faber Luxembourg Alycon
1908 6 Lucien Petit-Breton France Cycles Peugeot
1907 5 Lucien Petit-Breton France Cycles Peugeot
1906 4 René Pottier France Cycles Peugeot
1905 3 Louis Trousselier France Cycles Peugeot
1904 2 Henri Cornet * France Cycles JC
1903 1 Maurice Garin France La Française

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