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Tour de France 2022

The day the Col du Granon broke Tadej Pogačar

  • 1 – 24 July 2022
  • France
  • 21 stages
  • 3,349 km
  • 48,672 m climbed
  • Won by Jonas Vingegaard

The overall

Final general classification, Tour de France 2022
RankRiderTeamTime
1Jonas VingegaardJumbo-Visma79:33:20
2Tadej PogačarUAE Team Emirates+2:43
3Geraint ThomasINEOS Grenadiers+7:22
Points
Wout van AertJumbo-Visma
Mountains
Jonas VingegaardJumbo-Visma
Young rider
Tadej PogačarUAE Team Emirates

21 stages

  1. Stage 1: Stage 1Lampaert steals the maillot jaune13.2 km15 mYves Lampaert
  2. Stage 2: Stage 2Jakobsen repays QuickStep in Nyborg202 km1,100 mFabio Jakobsen
  3. Stage 3: Stage 3Groenewegen by centimetres in Sonderborg182 km1,259 mDylan Groenewegen
  4. Stage 4: Stage 4Solo into Calais in yellow172 km1,782 mWout van Aert
  5. Stage 5: Stage 5Simon Clarke wins the cobbled lottery154 km561 mSimon Clarke
  6. Stage 6: Stage 6Yellow changes hands in Longwy219 km2,472 mTadej Pogačar
  7. Stage 7: Stage 7Duel on the gravel ramp176 km2,533 mTadej Pogačar
  8. Stage 8: Stage 8Van Aert surges in Lausanne186 km2,547 mWout van Aert
  9. Stage 9: Stage 9Jungels survives to Chatel193 km3,743 mBob Jungels
  10. Stage 10: Stage 10Cort takes it in a two-up dash150 km2,733 mMagnus Cort
  11. Stage 11: Stage 11Vingegaard takes the Col du Granon152 km4,070 mJonas Vingegaard
  12. Stage 12: Stage 12Pidcock wins at Alpe d'Huez166 km4,660 mTom Pidcock
  13. Stage 13: Stage 13Pedersen jumps first in Saint-Etienne193 km2,109 mMads Pedersen
  14. Stage 14: Stage 14Bettiol catches him at the top192 km3,441 mMichael Matthews
  15. Stage 15: Stage 15Philipsen threads the needle in Carcassonne202 km2,419 mJasper Philipsen
  16. Stage 16: Stage 16Houle soloes into Foix179 km3,414 mHugo Houle
  17. Stage 17: Stage 17Pogačar saves it for the last 100 metres130 km3,352 mTadej Pogačar
  18. Stage 18: Stage 18Vingegaard wins at Hautacam144 km4,036 mJonas Vingegaard
  19. Stage 19: Stage 19Laporte pounces in Cahors189 km1,322 mChristophe Laporte
  20. Stage 20: Stage 20Van Aert wins the longest TT since 201440.7 km432 mWout van Aert
  21. Stage 21: Stage 21Philipsen wins, Vingegaard is crowned115 km672 mJasper Philipsen
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