Follow all three weeks with our free 2026 Tour de France tracker – a printable stage-by-stage sheet where you fill in each stage winner and the overall (yellow jersey) leader. The 113th Tour runs July 4-26, 21 stages from Barcelona to Paris, and this one-page tracker keeps the whole race in front of you.
Quick Facts
- Event: 2026 Tour de France (113th edition)
- Dates: Saturday, July 4 – Sunday, July 26, 2026
- Route: 21 stages, Barcelona (Spain) to Paris (Champs-Elysees / Montmartre finale)
- Grand Depart: a 19 km team time trial in Barcelona on July 4
- Rest days: July 13 and July 20
- Tracker: fill in the stage winner and the yellow-jersey (GC) leader after each stage
Free printable Tour de France stage tracker
The printable lists all 21 stages with the date, route, and stage type already filled in, plus a color key for the four jerseys. Write in the stage winner and the overall (yellow jersey) leader each day to track the General Classification through Paris.
How to use the tracker (and the four jerseys)
Each day, note the stage winner and who leads the overall standings on time – that rider wears the yellow jersey into the next stage. The tracker’s legend also covers the other three classifications so you can follow the full race.
- Yellow (maillot jaune): overall race leader (lowest total time).
- Green (maillot vert): points classification, usually the best sprinter.
- Polka dot (maillot a pois): King of the Mountains, best climber.
- White (maillot blanc): best young rider aged 25 or under.
New to the colors? See our full guide to the Tour de France jerseys explained.
Stages to watch in 2026
- Stage 1 (July 4): a rare team time trial in Barcelona opens the race and hands out the first yellow jersey.
- Stages 3 and 6 (July 6, 9): early Pyrenean mountain days that shake up the GC.
- Stages 19-20 (July 24-25): back-to-back summit finishes at Alpe d’Huez – likely where the Tour is decided.
- Stage 21 (July 26): the finale into Paris with a Montmartre circuit.
Full route, distances, and TV times: our 2026 Tour de France schedule.
Frequently asked questions
When is the 2026 Tour de France?
Saturday, July 4 through Sunday, July 26, 2026 – 21 stages from Barcelona to Paris, with rest days on July 13 and July 20.
What does the yellow jersey track?
The yellow jersey marks the General Classification leader – the rider with the lowest cumulative time across all stages. Whoever wears it after Stage 21 in Paris wins the Tour.
How do I use the printable tracker?
Print the one-page sheet, then after each stage write in the stage winner and the overall (yellow jersey) leader. The route and stage types are already filled in for all 21 stages.
Official race information: letour.fr.
