How the Tour de France Yellow Jersey Classification Works

Discover how the Tour de France yellow jersey, also known as the 'maillot jaune,' is awarded to the rider with the lowest cumulative time across all stages of the race. Ahead of the Tour de France 2024 Learn about the significance of this iconic jersey and how it determines the overall leader in the world's most famous cycling race. More #TDF action here: flosports.link/3KOFwqJ
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[@ramspace]

At last, a TT on the last stage. Anything to shake up the GC complacency of the last stage. It will be so exciting for the riders and fans.

[@timetrialist]

Finally someone explained this been watching TDF 5 years still have no clue how the time gaps works

[@loislemonda12]

Thank you Gregor - really appreciate your explanation of how all the points and time break down for the various stages. Looking forward to your coverage of the TdF! Wishing you safe travels💛

[@FloBikes]

My pleasure!

[@81enri]

Beginners lesson 🙏😜🤗

[@FloBikes]

😃

[@edhill8568]

Biggest jersey mess is for the new/young rider. Last year Pogacar was still eligible. That's simply ridiculous. They need to revisit how that jersey is assigned so it actually makes sense since the jersey should recognize new and upcoming young riders not former winners or highly placed riders from prior tours.

[@jonasosa5126]

Okay so Primoz let’s go

[@suswamashimom6102]

When is tour de France starting?

[@81enri]

June 29 th

[@stevenbissett]

Yesterday

[@tyresejackson9665]

Lol I'll have to give this at least 10 more views until I get it. Thanks to me this video may have 1 million views 😅

[@FloBikes]

thanks