The Tour de France has produced unforgettable moments for more than a century. Vote for the greatest Tour moment ever.
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Joop Zoetemelk wins the Tour (1980)
After finishing second six times, Joop Zoetemelk finally won the Tour in 1980. Along with Jan Janssen, he's the only Dutch Tour winner.
LeMond wins by eight seconds (1989)
Greg LeMond won the Tour in the final time trial by eight seconds over Laurent Fignon. The smallest margin ever.
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Pogačar in the time trial to La Planche (2020)
In the penultimate stage, Tadej Pogačar snatched the yellow jersey from Primož Roglič. One of the biggest turnarounds ever.
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Vingegaard cracks Pogačar on the Granon (2022)
Jonas Vingegaard broke Pogačar on the Col du Granon, laying the foundation for his first Tour victory.
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Van der Poel on the Mûr-de-Bretagne (2021)
Mathieu van der Poel won the stage and the yellow jersey, honoring his late grandfather Raymond Poulidor.
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Pantani on the Galibier (1998)
Marco Pantani broke away in the rain on the Galibier and won the Tour. One of the most heroic rides ever.
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Hinault and LeMond hand in hand on Alpe d'Huez (1986)
Teammates Bernard Hinault and Greg LeMond reached the top of Alpe d'Huez together. A famous image in cycling history.
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Froome runs up Mont Ventoux (2016)
After a crash, Chris Froome ran up Mont Ventoux in the yellow jersey without his bike. One of the most bizarre Tour images ever.
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Dylan Groenewegen wins on the Champs-Élysées (2017)
Dylan Groenewegen won the final stage in Paris, the most prestigious sprint win for a rider. A big moment for Dutch cycling.
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Merckx wins his first Tour (1969)
Eddy Merckx won his first Tour in 1969 with an impressive solo in the Pyrenees. The start of an era.
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