Tour de France Winners: Complete list of all 108 champions by year

Numerous cyclists have attempted to win each and every stage of the Tour de France, the most prestigious tournament in the sport. Through the 108 editions, only the most well-prepared players have been able to win and dominate this extremely stressful and difficult tournament. Every cycling fan is eager to find out which team and rider will win this year’s Tour de France, which has officially begun. To avoid missing a step on their road to the glory that only a select few have attained over time, the competitors must be completely focused on the route they will take.

It is well known that Europe has consistently won the Tour de France. The United States had a significant representation in this contest at the conclusion of the 20th century and the beginning of the new millennium: Lance Armstrong. Seven straight championships (1999–2005) were won by the 1993 World champion, but the UCI (Union Cycliste Internationale) later stripped those victories of their titles due to the usage of performance-enhancing substances. Three non-European athletes have officially won this illustrious competition in its 108 editions: Greg LeMond (United States), Cadel Evans (Australia), and Egan Bernal (Colombia). It is crucial to work extremely hard every day in order to strive to bring the trophy home because it is a demanding sport and not everyone can even finish.

A complete list of Tour de France champions

Since the first Tour de France in 1903, there have been 108 editions and 21 different champions. Since then, the competition has changed, steadily increasing the number of stages and mileage.

Year	Cyclist	Country	Team	Miles
1903	Maurice Garin	France	La Francaise	1,509
1904	Henrei Cornet	France	Conte	1,509
1905	Louis Trousselier	France	Peugeot – Wolber	1,860
1906	Rene Pottier	France	Peugeot – Wolber	2,881
1907	Lucien Petit-Breton	France	Peugeot – Wolber	2,789
1908	Lucien Petit-Breton	France	Peugeot – Wolber	2,794
1909	Francois Faber	Luxembourg	Alcyon – Dunlop	2,795
1910	Octave Lapize	France	Alcyon – Dunlop	2,942
1911	Gustave Garrigou	France	Alcyon – Dunlop	3,320
1912	Odile Defraye	Belgium	Alcyon – Dunlop	3,286
1913	Philippe Thys	Belgium	Peugeot – Wolber	3,285
1914	Philippe Thys	Belgium	Peugeot – Wolber	3,340
1915	–	Suspended due to World War I	–	–
1916	–	Suspended due to World War I	–	–
1917	–	Suspended due to World War I	–	–
1918	–	Suspended due to World War I	–	–
1919	Firmin Lambot	Belgium	Le Sportive	3,450
1920	Philippe Thys	Belgium	Le Sportive	3,419
1921	Leon Scieur	Belgium	Le Sportive	3,408
1922	Firmin Lambot	Belgium	Peugeot – Wolber	3,340
1923	Henri Pelissier	France	Automoto – Hutchinson	3,347
1924	Ottavio Bottecchia	Italy	Automoto	3,371
1925	Ottavio Bottecchia	Italy	Automoto – Hutchinson	3,380
1926	Lucien Buysse	Belgium	Automoto – Hutchinson	3,570
1927	Nicolas Frantz	Luxembourg	Alcyon – Dunlop	3,354
1928	Nicolas Frantz	Luxembourg	Alcyon – Dunlop	3,403
1929	Maurice de Waele	Belgium	Alcyon – Dunlop	3,285
1930	Andre Leducq	France	Alcyon – Dunlop	2,996
1931	Antonin Magne	France	France	3,163
1932	Andre Leducq	France	France	2,783
1933	Georges Speicher	France	France	2,731
1934	Antonin Magne	France	France	2,780
1935	Romain Maes	Belgium	Belgium	2,696
1936	Sylvere Maes	Belgium	Belgium	2,760
1937	Roger Lapeble	France	France	2,743
1938	Gino Bartali	Italy	Italy	2,917
1939	Sylvere Maes	Belgium	Belgium	2,625
1940	–	Suspended due to World War II	–	–
1941	–	Suspended due to World War II	–	–
1942	–	Suspended due to World War II	–	–
1943	–	Suspended due to World War II	–	–
1944	–	Suspended due to World War II	–	–
1945	–	Suspended due to World War II	–	–
1946	–	Suspended due to World War II	–	–
1947	Jean Robiv	France	France	2,884
1948	Gino Bartali	Italy	Italy	3,058
1949	Fausto Coppi	Italy	Italy	2,988
1950	Ferdinand Kubler	Switzerland	Switzerland	2,966
1951	Hugo Joblet	Switzerland	Switzerland	2,910
1952	Fausto Coppi	Italy	Italy	3,043
1953	Loison Bobet	France	France	2,781
1954	Loison Bobet	France	France	2,893
1955	Loison Bobet	France	France	2,793
1956	Roger Walkowiak	France	France	2,795
1957	Jacques Anquetil	France	France	2,901
1958	Charly Gaul	Luxembourg	Luxembourg	2,684
1959	Federimo Bahamontes	Spain	Spain	2,708
1960	Gastone Nencini	Italy	Italy	2,593
1961	Jacques Anquetil	France	France	2,732
1962	Jacques Anquetil	France	Saint-Raphael – Heylett – Hutchinson	2,656
1963	Jacques Anquetil	France	Saint-Raphael – Heylett – Hutchinson	2,571
1964	Jacques Anquetil	France	Saint-Raphael – Heylett – Hutchinson	2,799
1965	Felice Gimondi	Italy	Salvarani	2,602
1966	Lucien aimar	France	Forde France – Hutchinson	2,690
1967	Roger Pincgeon	France	Peugeot – BP – Michelin	2,970
1968	Jan Janssen	Netherlands	Pelforth – Sauvage – Lejeune	2,791
1969	Eddy Merckx	Belgium	Faema	2,558
1970	Eddy Merckx	Belgium	Faemino – Faema	2,643
1971	Eddy Merckx	Belgium	Molteni	2,242
1972	Eddy Merckx	Belgium	Molteni	2,390
1973	Luic Ocana	Spain	Bic	2,540
1974	Eddy Merckx	Belgium	Molteni	2,546
1975	Bernard Thevenet	France	Peugeot – BP – Michelin	2,500
1976	Lucien Van Impe	Belgium	Gitane – Campagnolo	2,496
1977	Bernard Thevenet	France	Peugeot – BP – Michelin	2,545
1978	Bernard Hinault	France	Renault – Gitane – Campagnolo	2,428
1979	Bernard Hinault	France	Renault – Gitane	2,339
1980	Joop Zoetemelk	Netherlands	TI – Raleigh – Creda	2,387
1981	Bernard Hinault	France	Renaul – Elf – Gitane	2,332
1982	Bernard Hinault	France	Renaul – Elf – Gitane	2,179
1983	Laurent Fignon	France	Renaul – Elf	2,367
1984	Laurent Fignon	France	Renaul – Elf	2,499
1985	Bernard Hinault	France	La Vie Claire	2,544
1986	Greg LeMond	United States	La Vie Claire	2,544
1987	Stepchen Roche	Ireland	Carrera Jeans – Vagabond	2,629
1988	Pedro Delgado	Spain	Reynolds	2,042
1989	Greg LeMond	United States	AD Renting – W – Cup – Bottecchia	2,041
1990	Greg LeMond	United States	Z – Tomasso	2,177
1991	Miguel Indurain	Spain	Banesto	2,432
1992	Miguel Indurain	Spain	Banesto	2,475
1993	Miguel Indurain	Spain	Banesto	2,308
1994	Miguel Indurain	Spain	Banesto	2,472
1995	Miguel Indurain	Spain	Banesto	2,259
1996	Bjarne Riis	Denmark	Team Telekom	2,339
1997	Jan Ullrich	Germany	Team Telekom	2,450
1998	Marco Pantani	Italy	Mercatone Uno – Bianchi	2,408
1999	–	No winner*	–	–
2000	–	No winner*	–	–
2001	–	No winner*	–	–
2002	–	No winner*	–	–
2003	–	No winner*	–	–
2004	–	No winner*	–	–
2005	–	No winner*	–
2006	Oscar Pereiro	Spain	Caisse d’Espagne – Illes Balears	2,272
2007	Alberto Contador	Spain	Discovery Channel	2,220
2008	Carlos Sastre	Spain	Team CSC	2,211
2009	Alberto Contador	Spain	Astana	2,149
2010	Andy Schleck	Luxembourg	Team Saxo Bank	2,263
2011	Cadel Evans	Australia	BMC Racing Team	2,130
2012	Bradley Wiggins	Great Britain	Team Sky	2,172
2013	Chris Froome	Great Britain	Team Sky	2,115
2014	Vicenzo Nibali	Italy	Astana	2,274.5
2015	Chris Froome	Great Britain	Team Sky	2,088
2016	Chris Froome	Great Britain	Team Sky	2,193
2017	Chris Froome	Great Britain	Team Sky	2,200
2018	Geraint Thomas	Great Britain	Team Sky	2,081
2019	Egan Bernal	Colombia	Team Igneos	2,092
2020	Tadej Pogacar	Slovenia	UAE Team Emirates	2,165
2021	Tadej Pogacar	Slovenia	UAE Team Emirates	2,121.6