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STAGE 1 OF 21Saturday 4 July

BarcelonaBarcelona

Team Time Trial19.6 KM

Jonas Vingegaard won the opening Barcelona team time trial in 21:47 and took the first yellow jersey. Filippo Ganna finished eight seconds behind and Tadej Pogačar was third at 12 seconds.

VERIFIED RESULT · REVIEWED 2026-08-26

STAGE 1 RESULT

Jonas Vingegaard of Team Visma | Lease a Bike won in 21:47. The official result and report, rather than Roadman's pre-race prediction, now control this page.

PLACERIDERTEAMTIME / GAP
1Jonas VingegaardTeam Visma | Lease a Bike21:47
2Filippo GannaNetcompany Ineos+8 seconds
3Tadej PogačarUAE Team Emirates-XRG+12 seconds

HOW THE RACE WAS WON

Team Visma | Lease a Bike drove the flatter opening sections before Jonas Vingegaard powered through the final Montjuïc climb to set 21:47. Filippo Ganna was eight seconds slower after Netcompany Ineos lost Kévin Vauquelin to a puncture, while Tadej Pogačar finished 12 seconds down.

  1. 1.The individual-time format meant each rider's own finishing time counted for the general classification.
  2. 2.Filippo Ganna set 21:55 after Kévin Vauquelin's puncture disrupted the Netcompany Ineos plan.
  3. 3.Visma kept its collective speed through the flat sections and delivered Vingegaard to the final climb.
  4. 4.Vingegaard accelerated on Montjuïc and stopped the clock at 21:47.
  5. 5.Pogačar was fastest over the final 3.7 kilometres and finished third, 12 seconds behind.

GENERAL CLASSIFICATION AFTER STAGE 1

Jonas Vingegaard took his first Tour de France yellow jersey since 2023. Pogačar's fastest time over the hilly final 3.7 kilometres also put him in the polka-dot jersey.

OFFICIAL SOURCES

KEY CLIMBS

Côte de Montjuïc

1.1 km · 5.1% avg

THE ROADMAN TAKE

WHAT THE RESULT SHOWS

Visma controlled the flat opening kilometres as a unit, then released Vingegaard to finish the Montjuïc climb. The result shows the value of even team pacing and a planned handover; it does not disclose the riders' power or aerodynamic data.