Tour de France winners over the last 50 editions (1976–2025)
The top 3 according to 92 votes from people: 1976: Lucien Van Impe · 1978: Bernard Hinault · 1981: Bernard Hinault. (Updated Dec 15, 2025.)
From Lucien Van Impe in 1976 to Tadej Pogačar in 2025, by way of Hinault, Fignon, Induráin and Froome: the final yellow jersey of the last 50 Tours de France, with second and third place. From 1999 to 2005 the titles stripped from Lance Armstrong were not reassigned.
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Top 50
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1976: Lucien Van Impe
Winner of the 1976 Tour de France (Belgium). Second: Joop Zoetemelk (Netherlands); third: Raymond Poulidor (France).
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1978: Bernard Hinault
Winner of the 1978 Tour de France (France). Second: Joop Zoetemelk (Netherlands); third: Joaquim Agostinho (Portugal).
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1981: Bernard Hinault
Winner of the 1981 Tour de France (France). Second: Lucien Van Impe (Belgium); third: Robert Alban (France).
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1985: Bernard Hinault
Winner of the 1985 Tour de France (France). Second: Greg LeMond (United States); third: Stephen Roche (Ireland).
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1977: Bernard Thévenet
Winner of the 1977 Tour de France (France). Second: Hennie Kuiper (Netherlands); third: Lucien Van Impe (Belgium).
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1980: Joop Zoetemelk
Winner of the 1980 Tour de France (Netherlands). Second: Hennie Kuiper (Netherlands); third: Raymond Martin (France).
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1982: Bernard Hinault
Winner of the 1982 Tour de France (France). Second: Joop Zoetemelk (Netherlands); third: Johan van der Velde (Netherlands).
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1997: Jan Ullrich
Winner of the 1997 Tour de France (Germany). Second: Richard Virenque (France); third: Marco Pantani (Italy).
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2011: Cadel Evans
Winner of the 2011 Tour de France (Australia). Second: Andy Schleck (Luxembourg); third: Fränk Schleck (Luxembourg).
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2015: Christopher Froome
Winner of the 2015 Tour de France (United Kingdom). Second: Nairo Quintana (Colombia); third: Alejandro Valverde (Spain).
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1984: Laurent Fignon
Winner of the 1984 Tour de France (France). Second: Bernard Hinault (France); third: Greg LeMond (United States).
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1988: Pedro Delgado
Winner of the 1988 Tour de France (Spain). Second: Steven Rooks (Netherlands); third: Fabio Parra (Colombia).
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1996: Bjarne Riis
Winner of the 1996 Tour de France (Denmark). Second: Jan Ullrich (Germany); third: Richard Virenque (France).
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2002: title not awarded
Title stripped from Lance Armstrong by the UCI in 2012 for doping and not reassigned. Second place: Joseba Beloki (Spain).
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2008: Carlos Sastre
Winner of the 2008 Tour de France (Spain). Second: Cadel Evans (Australia); third: Denis Menchov (Russia).
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2009: Alberto Contador
Winner of the 2009 Tour de France (Spain). Second: Andy Schleck (Luxembourg); third: Bradley Wiggins (United Kingdom).
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2023: Jonas Vingegaard
Winner of the 2023 Tour de France (Denmark). Second: Tadej Pogačar (Slovenia); third: Adam Yates (United Kingdom).
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1979: Bernard Hinault
Winner of the 1979 Tour de France (France). Second: Joop Zoetemelk (Netherlands); third: Joaquim Agostinho (Portugal).
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1993: Miguel Indurain
Winner of the 1993 Tour de France (Spain). Second: Tony Rominger (Switzerland); third: Zenon Jaskuła (Poland).
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1990: Greg LeMond
Winner of the 1990 Tour de France (United States). Second: Claudio Chiappucci (Italy); third: Erik Breukink (Netherlands).
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1991: Miguel Indurain
Winner of the 1991 Tour de France (Spain). Second: Gianni Bugno (Italy); third: Claudio Chiappucci (Italy).
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1998: Marco Pantani
Winner of the 1998 Tour de France (Italy). Second: Jan Ullrich (Germany); third: Bobby Julich (United States).
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2003: title not awarded
Title stripped from Lance Armstrong by the UCI in 2012 for doping and not reassigned. Second place: Jan Ullrich (Germany).
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2004: title not awarded
Title stripped from Lance Armstrong by the UCI in 2012 for doping and not reassigned. Second place: Andreas Klöden (Germany).
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2007: Alberto Contador
Winner of the 2007 Tour de France (Spain). Second: Cadel Evans (Australia); third: non attribué.
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2012: Bradley Wiggins
Winner of the 2012 Tour de France (United Kingdom). Second: Christopher Froome (United Kingdom); third: Vincenzo Nibali (Italy).
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2016: Christopher Froome
Winner of the 2016 Tour de France (United Kingdom). Second: Romain Bardet (France); third: Nairo Quintana (Colombia).
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2017: Christopher Froome
Winner of the 2017 Tour de France (United Kingdom). Second: Rigoberto Urán (Colombia); third: Romain Bardet (France).
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2019: Egan Bernal
Winner of the 2019 Tour de France (Colombia). Second: Geraint Thomas (United Kingdom); third: Steven Kruijswijk (Netherlands).
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2020: Tadej Pogačar
Winner of the 2020 Tour de France (Slovenia). Second: Primož Roglič (Slovenia); third: Richie Porte (Australia).
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1989: Greg LeMond
Winner of the 1989 Tour de France (United States). Second: Laurent Fignon (France); third: Pedro Delgado (Spain).
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1999: title not awarded
Title stripped from Lance Armstrong by the UCI in 2012 for doping and not reassigned. Second place: Alex Zülle (Switzerland).
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2000: title not awarded
Title stripped from Lance Armstrong by the UCI in 2012 for doping and not reassigned. Second place: Jan Ullrich (Germany).
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2006: Óscar Pereiro
Winner of the 2006 Tour de France (Spain). Second: Andreas Klöden (Germany); third: Carlos Sastre (Spain).
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2018: Geraint Thomas
Winner of the 2018 Tour de France (United Kingdom). Second: Tom Dumoulin (Netherlands); third: Christopher Froome (United Kingdom).
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1986: Greg LeMond
Winner of the 1986 Tour de France (United States). Second: Bernard Hinault (France); third: Urs Zimmermann (Switzerland).
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1992: Miguel Indurain
Winner of the 1992 Tour de France (Spain). Second: Claudio Chiappucci (Italy); third: Gianni Bugno (Italy).
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2005: title not awarded
Title stripped from Lance Armstrong by the UCI in 2012 for doping and not reassigned. Second place: Ivan Basso (Italy).
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2010: Andy Schleck
Winner of the 2010 Tour de France (Luxembourg). Second: Samuel Sánchez (Spain); third: Jurgen Van den Broeck (Belgium).
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2013: Christopher Froome
Winner of the 2013 Tour de France (United Kingdom). Second: Nairo Quintana (Colombia); third: Joaquim Rodríguez (Spain).
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2014: Vincenzo Nibali
Winner of the 2014 Tour de France (Italy). Second: Jean-Christophe Péraud (France); third: Thibaut Pinot (France).
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2021: Tadej Pogačar
Winner of the 2021 Tour de France (Slovenia). Second: Jonas Vingegaard (Denmark); third: Richard Carapaz (Ecuador).
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2022: Jonas Vingegaard
Winner of the 2022 Tour de France (Denmark). Second: Tadej Pogačar (Slovenia); third: Geraint Thomas (United Kingdom).
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2024: Tadej Pogačar
Winner of the 2024 Tour de France (Slovenia). Second: Jonas Vingegaard (Denmark); third: Remco Evenepoel (Belgium).
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2025: Tadej Pogačar
Winner of the 2025 Tour de France (Slovenia). Second: Jonas Vingegaard (Denmark); third: Florian Lipowitz (Germany).
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1987: Stephen Roche
Winner of the 1987 Tour de France (Ireland). Second: Pedro Delgado (Spain); third: Jean-François Bernard (France).
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1983: Laurent Fignon
Winner of the 1983 Tour de France (France). Second: Ángel Arroyo (Spain); third: Peter Winnen (Netherlands).
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1994: Miguel Indurain
Winner of the 1994 Tour de France (Spain). Second: Piotr Ugrumov (Latvia); third: Marco Pantani (Italy).
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1995: Miguel Indurain
Winner of the 1995 Tour de France (Spain). Second: Alex Zülle (Switzerland); third: Bjarne Riis (Denmark).
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2001: title not awarded
Title stripped from Lance Armstrong by the UCI in 2012 for doping and not reassigned. Second place: Jan Ullrich (Germany).
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