Tour de France 2026: Stage 4 results of the Grande Boucle, Pedersen leads

The Tour de France is back on our screens and on the roads of France, to the delight of cycling fans! From July 4 to 26, 2026, the world's best riders will cover more than 3,000 kilometers, from Barcelona to the Champs-Elysées, via the Alps and the Pyrenees. Whether flat, hilly, or mountainous, the Grande Boucle route will push cyclists to their limits and is bound to deliver plenty of surprises!

Who will lead the way this year? Which rider will win the yellow jersey? Which team will perform best over the whole race? These are just some of the questions that will be answered during the month of July, as the 21 stages wind their way through the French countryside. Discover the results of this new day.

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What we learned from this stage :

• Stage winner: Mads Pedersen
• Yellow jersey: Torstein Traeen
• Best French rider: Kevin Vauquelin, 6th place
• Best climber: Alex Molenaar
• Best young rider: Quinn Simmons
• Best team of the stage: Lidl-Trek
• Top 10 overall:

1. Traeen
2. Quinn
3. Vacek
4. Pogačar
5. Vingegaard
6. Debruyne
7. Evenepoel
8. Del Toro
9. Ayuso
10. Seixas

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