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The standings after stage 17

The standings after Stage 17
Jasper Philipsen a enfin pu lever les bras sur cette Grande Boucle. (B. Papon/L'Équipe)

Belgian Jasper Philipsen claimed his first stage win at the 2026 Tour de France, while the overall standings remain unchanged. Check out the classifications after Stage 17. Jasper Philipsen finally...

Belgian Jasper Philipsen claimed his first stage win at the 2026 Tour de France, while the overall standings remain unchanged. Check out the classifications after Stage 17.

Jasper Philipsen finally has his stage win. The Belgian won the sprint in Voiron ahead of Switzerland’s Mauro Schmid (Jayco AlUla) and the Netherlands’ Olav Kooij (Decathlon-CMA CGM). He thus takes his first victory on this Tour and makes a nice move in the battle for the green jersey.

The gaps among the favorites do not change. It took time for the breakaway to form, but the favorites’ group stayed out of trouble this Wednesday. Tadej Pogacar (UAE Emirates-XRG) remains in the Yellow Jersey, well ahead of Remco Evenepoel (Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe). On the other hand, it is still very tight between Isaac Del Toro (UAE Emirates-XRG) and Paul Seixas (Decathlon-CMA CGM), still separated by a small 20 seconds.

The top 10 of Stage 17 of the Tour de France

1. Jasper Philipsen (BEL/Alpecin-Premier Tech) in 3h41'13''

2. Mauro Schmid (SUI/Jayco AlUla) at 0''

3. Olav Kooij (HOL/Decathlon CMA-CGM) at 0''

4. Lewis Askey (GBR/NSN) at 0''

5. Rick Pluimers (HOL/Tudor) at 0''

6. Clément Russo (FRA/Groupama-FDJ United) at 0''

7. Huub Hartz (HOL/Intermarché-Lotto) at 0''

8. Mads Pedersen (DAN/Lidl-Trek) at 0''

9. Michael Matthews (AUS/Jayco AlUla) at 0''

10. Aaron Gate (NZL/XDS-Astana) at 0''

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The full standings for Stage 17 of the Tour de France

The top 10 of the Tour de France overall classification after Stage 17

1. Tadej Pogacar (SLN/UAE Emirates-XRG) in 60h04'17''

2. Remco Evenepoel (BEL/Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe) at 4'32''

3. Isaac Del Toro (MEX/UAE Emirates-XRG) at 6'51''

4. Paul Seixas (FRA/Decathlon-CMA CGM) at 7'11''

5. Juan Ayuso (ESP/Lidl-Trek) at 9'22''

6. Mattias Skjelmose (DAN/Lidl-Trek) at 10'14''

7. Lenny Martinez (FRA/Bahrain Victorious) at 12'50''

8. Tom Pidcock (GBR/Pinarello-Q36.5) at 12'58''

9. Jordan Jegat (FRA/TotalEnergies) at 14'04''

10. Yannis Voisard (SUI/Tudor Pro Cycling Team) at 24'18''

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The full Tour de France overall classification

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