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Year

Name

Team

Obtained

Relinquished

Final {{abbr|GC|General classification}}

Notes

Stage

Date

Stage

Date

1962

Tom Simpson

Gitane–Leroux–Dunlop

12, Pau to Saint-Gaudens

5 July 1962

13, Luchon to Superbagnères

6 July 1962

6th (+ 17' 09")

1994

Chris Boardman

{{ct|GAN|1994}}

P,{{refn|"P" refers to the [[Prologue (cycling)|prologue]] stage, most commonly an [[individual time trial]] (as it was in 1994, 1997 and 1998). The prologue is not considered to be a numbered stage of the Tour de France, and is followed the next day by Stage "1"; therefore, the prologue is occasionally also designated as Stage "0".|group="n"|name="prologue"}} Lille

2 July 1994

3, Calais to Eurotunnel

5 July 1994

DNF-11

{{refn|Also won the green jersey as the winner of opening stage.|group="n"|name="green"}}

1994

Sean Yates

{{ct|MOT|1994}}

6, Cherbourg to Rennes

8 July 1994

7, Rennes to Futuroscope

9 July 1994

71st (+ 2h 04' 45")

1997

Chris Boardman

{{ct|GAN|1997}}

P,{{refn|group="n"|name="prologue"}} Rouen

5 July 1997

1, Rouen to Forges-les-Eaux

6 July 1997

DNF-13

{{refn|group="n"|name="green"}}

1998

Chris Boardman

{{ct|GAN|1998a}}

P,{{refn|group="n"|name="prologue"}} Dublin

11 July 1998

2, Enniscorthy to Cork

13 July 1998

DNF-3

{{refn|group="n"|name="green"}}

2000

David Millar

{{ct|COF|2000}}

1, Futuroscope

1 July 2003

4, Nantes to Saint-Nazaire

4 July 2003

62nd (+ 2h 13' 03")

{{refn|Also won both the green jersey and the white jersey as the winner of opening stage.|group="n"|name="green-white"}}

2012

Bradley Wiggins

{{ct|SKY|2012}}

7, Tomblaine to La Planche des Belles Filles

7 July 2012

(winner)

1st

2013

Chris Froome

{{ct|SKY|2013}}

8, Castres to Ax 3 Domaines

7 July 2013

(winner)

1st

2015

Chris Froome

{{ct|SKY|2015}}

3, Antwerp to Huy

6 July 2015

4, Seraing to Cambrai

7 July 2015

1st

{{refn|Finished first in the [[Mountains classification in the Tour de France|mountains classification]] at the completion of the Tour.|group="n"|name="mountains"}}

7, Livarot to Fougères

10 July 2015

(winner)

2016

Mark Cavendish

{{ct|DDD|2016}}

1, Mont Saint-Michel to Sainte-Marie-du-Mont

2 July 2016

2, Saint-Lô to Cherbourg-Octeville

3 July 2016

DNS-17

{{refn|group="n"|name="green"}}

2016

Chris Froome

{{ct|SKY|2016}}

8, Pau to Bagnères-de-Luchon

9 July 2016

(winner)

1st

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Year

Name

Team

Obtained

Relinquished

Final {{abbr|GC|General classification}}

Notes

Stage

Date

Stage

Date

1962

Tom Simpson

Gitane–Leroux–Dunlop

12, Pau to Saint-Gaudens

5 July 1962

13, Luchon to Superbagnères

6 July 1962

6th (+ 17' 09")

1994

Chris Boardman

{{ct|GAN|1994}}

P,{{refn|"P" refers to the [[Prologue (cycling)|prologue]] stage, most commonly an [[individual time trial]] (as it was in 1994, 1997 and 1998). The prologue is not considered to be a numbered stage of the Tour de France, and is followed the next day by Stage "1"; therefore, the prologue is occasionally also designated as Stage "0".|group="n"|name="prologue"}} Lille

2 July 1994

3, Calais to Eurotunnel

5 July 1994

DNF-11

{{refn|Also won the green jersey as the winner of opening stage.|group="n"|name="green"}}

1994

Sean Yates

{{ct|MOT|1994}}

6, Cherbourg to Rennes

8 July 1994

7, Rennes to Futuroscope

9 July 1994

71st (+ 2h 04' 45")

1997

Chris Boardman

{{ct|GAN|1997}}

P,{{refn|group="n"|name="prologue"}} Rouen

5 July 1997

1, Rouen to Forges-les-Eaux

6 July 1997

DNF-13

{{refn|group="n"|name="green"}}

1998

Chris Boardman

{{ct|GAN|1998a}}

P,{{refn|group="n"|name="prologue"}} Dublin

11 July 1998

2, Enniscorthy to Cork

13 July 1998

DNF-3

{{refn|group="n"|name="green"}}

2000

David Millar

{{ct|COF|2000}}

1, Futuroscope

1 July 2003

4, Nantes to Saint-Nazaire

4 July 2003

62nd (+ 2h 13' 03")

{{refn|Also won both the green jersey and the white jersey as the winner of opening stage.|group="n"|name="green-white"}}

2012

Bradley Wiggins

{{ct|SKY|2012}}

7, Tomblaine to La Planche des Belles Filles

7 July 2012

(winner)

1st

2013

Chris Froome

{{ct|SKY|2013}}

8, Castres to Ax 3 Domaines

7 July 2013

(winner)

1st

2015

Chris Froome

{{ct|SKY|2015}}

3, Antwerp to Huy

6 July 2015

4, Seraing to Cambrai

7 July 2015

1st

{{refn|Finished first in the [[Mountains classification in the Tour de France|mountains classification]] at the completion of the Tour.|group="n"|name="mountains"}}

7, Livarot to Fougères

10 July 2015

(winner)

2016

Mark Cavendish

{{ct|DDD|2016}}

1, Mont Saint-Michel to Sainte-Marie-du-Mont

2 July 2016

2, Saint-Lô to Cherbourg-Octeville

3 July 2016

DNS-17

{{refn|group="n"|name="green"}}

2016

Chris Froome

{{ct|SKY|2016}}

8, Pau to Bagnères-de-Luchon

9 July 2016

(winner)

1st

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Year

Name

Team

Obtained

Relinquished

Final {{abbr|GC|General classification}}

Notes

Stage

Date

Stage

Date

1962

Tom Simpson

Gitane–Leroux–Dunlop

12, Pau to Saint-Gaudens

5 July 1962

13, Luchon to Superbagnères

6 July 1962

6th (+ 17' 09")

1994

Chris Boardman

{{ct|GAN|1994}}

P,{{refn|"P" refers to the [[Prologue (cycling)|prologue]] stage, most commonly an [[individual time trial]] (as it was in 1994, 1997 and 1998). The prologue is not considered to be a numbered stage of the Tour de France, and is followed the next day by Stage "1"; therefore, the prologue is occasionally also designated as Stage "0".|group="n"|name="prologue"}} Lille

2 July 1994

3, Calais to Eurotunnel

5 July 1994

DNF-11

{{refn|Also won the green jersey as the winner of opening stage.|group="n"|name="green"}}

1994

Sean Yates

{{ct|MOT|1994}}

6, Cherbourg to Rennes

8 July 1994

7, Rennes to Futuroscope

9 July 1994

71st (+ 2h 04' 45")

1997

Chris Boardman

{{ct|GAN|1997}}

P,{{refn|group="n"|name="prologue"}} Rouen

5 July 1997

1, Rouen to Forges-les-Eaux

6 July 1997

DNF-13

{{refn|group="n"|name="green"}}

1998

Chris Boardman

{{ct|GAN|1998a}}

P,{{refn|group="n"|name="prologue"}} Dublin

11 July 1998

2, Enniscorthy to Cork

13 July 1998

DNF-3

{{refn|group="n"|name="green"}}

2000

David Millar

{{ct|COF|2000}}

1, Futuroscope

1 July 2003

4, Nantes to Saint-Nazaire

4 July 2003

62nd (+ 2h 13' 03")

{{refn|Also won both the green jersey and the white jersey as the winner of opening stage.|group="n"|name="green-white"}}

2012

Bradley Wiggins

{{ct|SKY|2012}}

7, Tomblaine to La Planche des Belles Filles

7 July 2012

(winner)

1st

2013

Chris Froome

{{ct|SKY|2013}}

8, Castres to Ax 3 Domaines

7 July 2013

(winner)

1st

2015

Chris Froome

{{ct|SKY|2015}}

3, Antwerp to Huy

6 July 2015

4, Seraing to Cambrai

7 July 2015

1st

{{refn|Finished first in the [[Mountains classification in the Tour de France|mountains classification]] at the completion of the Tour.|group="n"|name="mountains"}}

7, Livarot to Fougères

10 July 2015

(winner)

2016

Mark Cavendish

{{ct|DDD|2016}}

1, Mont Saint-Michel to Sainte-Marie-du-Mont

2 July 2016

2, Saint-Lô to Cherbourg-Octeville

3 July 2016

DNS-17

{{refn|group="n"|name="green"}}

2016

Chris Froome

{{ct|SKY|2016}}

8, Pau to Bagnères-de-Luchon

9 July 2016

(winner)

1st


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Year

Name

Team

Obtained

Relinquished

Final {{abbr|GC|General classification}}

Notes

Stage

Date

Stage

Date

1962

Tom Simpson

Gitane–Leroux–Dunlop

12, Pau to Saint-Gaudens

5 July 1962

13, Luchon to Superbagnères

6 July 1962

6th (+ 17' 09")

1994

Chris Boardman

{{ct|GAN|1994}}

P,{{refn|"P" refers to the [[Prologue (cycling)|prologue]] stage, most commonly an [[individual time trial]] (as it was in 1994, 1997 and 1998). The prologue is not considered to be a numbered stage of the Tour de France, and is followed the next day by Stage "1"; therefore, the prologue is occasionally also designated as Stage "0".|group="n"|name="prologue"}} Lille

2 July 1994

3, Calais to Eurotunnel

5 July 1994

DNF-11

{{refn|Also won the green jersey as the winner of opening stage.|group="n"|name="green"}}

1994

Sean Yates

{{ct|MOT|1994}}

6, Cherbourg to Rennes

8 July 1994

7, Rennes to Futuroscope

9 July 1994

71st (+ 2h 04' 45")

1997

Chris Boardman

{{ct|GAN|1997}}

P,{{refn|group="n"|name="prologue"}} Rouen

5 July 1997

1, Rouen to Forges-les-Eaux

6 July 1997

DNF-13

{{refn|group="n"|name="green"}}

1998

Chris Boardman

{{ct|GAN|1998a}}

P,{{refn|group="n"|name="prologue"}} Dublin

11 July 1998

2, Enniscorthy to Cork

13 July 1998

DNF-3

{{refn|group="n"|name="green"}}

2000

David Millar

{{ct|COF|2000}}

1, Futuroscope

1 July 2003

4, Nantes to Saint-Nazaire

4 July 2003

62nd (+ 2h 13' 03")

{{refn|Also won both the green jersey and the white jersey as the winner of opening stage.|group="n"|name="green-white"}}

2012

Bradley Wiggins

{{ct|SKY|2012}}

7, Tomblaine to La Planche des Belles Filles

7 July 2012

(winner)

1st

2013

Chris Froome

{{ct|SKY|2013}}

8, Castres to Ax 3 Domaines

7 July 2013

(winner)

1st

2015

Chris Froome

{{ct|SKY|2015}}

3, Antwerp to Huy

6 July 2015

4, Seraing to Cambrai

7 July 2015

1st

{{refn|Finished first in the [[Mountains classification in the Tour de France|mountains classification]] at the completion of the Tour.|group="n"|name="mountains"}}

7, Livarot to Fougères

10 July 2015

(winner)

2016

Mark Cavendish

{{ct|DDD|2016}}

1, Mont Saint-Michel to Sainte-Marie-du-Mont

2 July 2016

2, Saint-Lô to Cherbourg-Octeville

3 July 2016

DNS-17

{{refn|group="n"|name="green"}}

2016

Chris Froome

{{ct|SKY|2016}}

8, Pau to Bagnères-de-Luchon

9 July 2016

(winner)

1st

2017

Geraint Thomas

{{ct|SKY|2017}}

1, Düsseldorf (time trial)

1 July 2017

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Year

Name

Team

Obtained

Relinquished

Final {{abbr|GC|General classification}}

Notes

{{abbr|Ref|References}}

Stage

Date

Stage

Date

1962

Tom Simpson

Gitane–Leroux–Dunlop

12, Pau to Saint-Gaudens

5 July 1962

13, Luchon to Superbagnères

6 July 1962

6th (+ 17' 09")

1994

Chris Boardman

{{ct|GAN|1994}}

P,{{refn|"P" refers to the [[Prologue (cycling)|prologue]] stage, most commonly an [[individual time trial]] (as it was in 1994, 1997 and 1998). The prologue is not considered to be a numbered stage of the Tour de France, and is followed the next day by Stage "1"; therefore, the prologue is occasionally also designated as Stage "0".|group="n"|name="prologue"}} Lille

2 July 1994

3, Calais to Eurotunnel

5 July 1994

DNF-11

{{refn|Also won the green jersey as the winner of opening stage.|group="n"|name="green"}}

1994

Sean Yates

{{ct|MOT|1994}}

6, Cherbourg to Rennes

8 July 1994

7, Rennes to Futuroscope

9 July 1994

71st (+ 2h 04' 45")

1997

Chris Boardman

{{ct|GAN|1997}}

P,{{refn|group="n"|name="prologue"}} Rouen

5 July 1997

1, Rouen to Forges-les-Eaux

6 July 1997

DNF-13

{{refn|group="n"|name="green"}}

1998

Chris Boardman

{{ct|GAN|1998a}}

P,{{refn|group="n"|name="prologue"}} Dublin

11 July 1998

2, Enniscorthy to Cork

13 July 1998

DNF-3

{{refn|group="n"|name="green"}}

2000

David Millar

{{ct|COF|2000}}

1, Futuroscope

1 July 2003

4, Nantes to Saint-Nazaire

4 July 2003

62nd (+ 2h 13' 03")

{{refn|Also won both the green jersey and the white jersey as the winner of opening stage.|group="n"|name="green-white"}}

2012

Bradley Wiggins

{{ct|SKY|2012}}

7, Tomblaine to La Planche des Belles Filles

7 July 2012

(winner)

1st

2013

Chris Froome

{{ct|SKY|2013}}

8, Castres to Ax 3 Domaines

7 July 2013

(winner)

1st

2015

Chris Froome

{{ct|SKY|2015}}

3, Antwerp to Huy

6 July 2015

4, Seraing to Cambrai

7 July 2015

1st

{{refn|Finished first in the [[Mountains classification in the Tour de France|mountains classification]] at the completion of the Tour.|group="n"|name="mountains"}}

7, Livarot to Fougères

10 July 2015

(winner)

2016

Mark Cavendish

{{ct|DDD|2016}}

1, Mont Saint-Michel to Sainte-Marie-du-Mont

2 July 2016

2, Saint-Lô to Cherbourg-Octeville

3 July 2016

DNS-17

{{refn|group="n"|name="green"}}

Chris Froome

{{ct|SKY|2016}}

8, Pau to Bagnères-de-Luchon

9 July 2016

(winner)

1st

2017

Geraint Thomas

{{ct|SKY|2017}}

1, Düsseldorf

1 July 2017

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Year

Name

Team

Obtained

Relinquished

Final {{abbr|GC|General classification}}

Notes

{{abbr|Ref|References}}

Stage

Date

Stage

Date

1962

Tom Simpson

{{ct|Alcyon|1962}}

12, Pau to Saint-Gaudens

5 July 1962

13, Luchon to Superbagnères

6 July 1962

6th (+ 17' 09")

1994

Chris Boardman

{{ct|GAN|1994}}

P,{{refn|"P" refers to the [[Prologue (cycling)|prologue]] stage, most commonly an [[individual time trial]] (as it was in 1994, 1997 and 1998). The prologue is not considered to be a numbered stage of the Tour de France, and is followed the next day by Stage "1"; therefore, the prologue is occasionally also designated as Stage "0".|group="n"|name="prologue"}} Lille

2 July 1994

3, Calais to Eurotunnel

5 July 1994

DNF-11

{{refn|Also won the green jersey as the winner of opening stage.|group="n"|name="green"}}

1994

Sean Yates

{{ct|MOT|1994}}

6, Cherbourg to Rennes

8 July 1994

7, Rennes to Futuroscope

9 July 1994

71st (+ 2h 04' 45")

1997

Chris Boardman

{{ct|GAN|1997}}

P,{{refn|group="n"|name="prologue"}} Rouen

5 July 1997

1, Rouen to Forges-les-Eaux

6 July 1997

DNF-13

{{refn|group="n"|name="green"}}

1998

Chris Boardman

{{ct|GAN|1998a}}

P,{{refn|group="n"|name="prologue"}} Dublin

11 July 1998

2, Enniscorthy to Cork

13 July 1998

DNF-3

{{refn|group="n"|name="green"}}

2000

David Millar

{{ct|COF|2000}}

1, Futuroscope

1 July 2003

4, Nantes to Saint-Nazaire

4 July 2003

62nd (+ 2h 13' 03")

{{refn|Also won both the green jersey and the white jersey as the winner of opening stage.|group="n"|name="green-white"}}

2012

Bradley Wiggins

{{ct|SKY|2012}}

7, Tomblaine to La Planche des Belles Filles

7 July 2012

(winner)

1st

2013

Chris Froome

{{ct|SKY|2013}}

8, Castres to Ax 3 Domaines

7 July 2013

(winner)

1st

2015

Chris Froome

{{ct|SKY|2015}}

3, Antwerp to Huy

6 July 2015

4, Seraing to Cambrai

7 July 2015

1st

{{refn|Finished first in the [[Mountains classification in the Tour de France|mountains classification]] at the completion of the Tour.|group="n"|name="mountains"}}

7, Livarot to Fougères

10 July 2015

(winner)

2016

Mark Cavendish

{{ct|DDD|2016}}

1, Mont Saint-Michel to Sainte-Marie-du-Mont

2 July 2016

2, Saint-Lô to Cherbourg-Octeville

3 July 2016

DNS-17

{{refn|group="n"|name="green"}}

Chris Froome

{{ct|SKY|2016}}

8, Pau to Bagnères-de-Luchon

9 July 2016

(winner)

1st

2017

Geraint Thomas

{{ct|SKY|2017}}

1, Düsseldorf

1 July 2017

5, Vittel to La Planche des Belles Filles

5 July 2017

Chris Froome

{{ct|SKY|2017}}

5, Vittel to La Planche des Belles Filles

5 July 2017

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Year

Name

Team

Obtained

Relinquished

Final {{abbr|GC|General classification}}

Notes

{{abbr|Ref|References}}

Stage

Date

Stage

Date

1962

Tom Simpson

{{ct|Alcyon|1962}}

12, Pau to Saint-Gaudens

5 July 1962

13, Luchon to Superbagnères

6 July 1962

6th (+ 17' 09")

1994

Chris Boardman

{{ct|GAN|1994}}

P,{{refn|"P" refers to the [[Prologue (cycling)|prologue]] stage, most commonly an [[individual time trial]] (as it was in 1994, 1997 and 1998). The prologue is not considered to be a numbered stage of the Tour de France, and is followed the next day by Stage "1"; therefore, the prologue is occasionally also designated as Stage "0".|group="n"|name="prologue"}} Lille

2 July 1994

3, Calais to Eurotunnel

5 July 1994

DNF-11

{{refn|Also won the green jersey as the winner of opening stage.|group="n"|name="green"}}

1994

Sean Yates

{{ct|MOT|1994}}

6, Cherbourg to Rennes

8 July 1994

7, Rennes to Futuroscope

9 July 1994

71st (+ 2h 04' 45")

1997

Chris Boardman

{{ct|GAN|1997}}

P,{{refn|group="n"|name="prologue"}} Rouen

5 July 1997

1, Rouen to Forges-les-Eaux

6 July 1997

DNF-13

{{refn|group="n"|name="green"}}

1998

Chris Boardman

{{ct|GAN|1998a}}

P,{{refn|group="n"|name="prologue"}} Dublin

11 July 1998

2, Enniscorthy to Cork

13 July 1998

DNF-3

{{refn|group="n"|name="green"}}

2000

David Millar

{{ct|COF|2000}}

1, Futuroscope

1 July 2003

4, Nantes to Saint-Nazaire

4 July 2003

62nd (+ 2h 13' 03")

{{refn|Also won both the green jersey and the white jersey as the winner of opening stage.|group="n"|name="green-white"}}

2012

Bradley Wiggins

{{ct|SKY|2012}}

7, Tomblaine to La Planche des Belles Filles

7 July 2012

(winner)

1st

2013

Chris Froome

{{ct|SKY|2013}}

8, Castres to Ax 3 Domaines

7 July 2013

(winner)

1st

2015

Chris Froome

{{ct|SKY|2015}}

3, Antwerp to Huy

6 July 2015

4, Seraing to Cambrai

7 July 2015

1st

{{refn|Finished first in the [[Mountains classification in the Tour de France|mountains classification]] at the completion of the Tour.|group="n"|name="mountains"}}

7, Livarot to Fougères

10 July 2015

(winner)

2016

Mark Cavendish

{{ct|DDD|2016}}

1, Mont Saint-Michel to Sainte-Marie-du-Mont

2 July 2016

2, Saint-Lô to Cherbourg-Octeville

3 July 2016

DNS-17

{{refn|group="n"|name="green"}}

Chris Froome

{{ct|SKY|2016}}

8, Pau to Bagnères-de-Luchon

9 July 2016

(winner)

1st

2017

Geraint Thomas

{{ct|SKY|2017}}

1, Düsseldorf

1 July 2017

5, Vittel to La Planche des Belles Filles

5 July 2017

DNF-9

Chris Froome

5, Vittel to La Planche des Belles Filles

5 July 2017

12, Pau to Peyragudes

13 July 2017

14, Blagnac to Rodez

15 July 2017

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Year

Name

Team

Obtained

Relinquished

Final {{abbr|GC|General classification}}

Notes

{{abbr|Ref|References}}

Stage

Date

Stage

Date

1962

Tom Simpson

{{ct|Alcyon|1962}}

12, Pau to Saint-Gaudens

5 July 1962

13, Luchon to Superbagnères

6 July 1962

6th (+ 17' 09")

1994

Chris Boardman

{{ct|GAN|1994}}

P,{{refn|"P" refers to the [[Prologue (cycling)|prologue]] stage, most commonly an [[individual time trial]] (as it was in 1994, 1997 and 1998). The prologue is not considered to be a numbered stage of the Tour de France, and is followed the next day by Stage "1"; therefore, the prologue is occasionally also designated as Stage "0".|group="n"|name="prologue"}} Lille

2 July 1994

3, Calais to Eurotunnel

5 July 1994

DNF-11

{{refn|Also won the green jersey as the winner of opening stage.|group="n"|name="green"}}

1994

Sean Yates

{{ct|MOT|1994}}

6, Cherbourg to Rennes

8 July 1994

7, Rennes to Futuroscope

9 July 1994

71st (+ 2h 04' 45")

1997

Chris Boardman

{{ct|GAN|1997}}

P,{{refn|group="n"|name="prologue"}} Rouen

5 July 1997

1, Rouen to Forges-les-Eaux

6 July 1997

DNF-13

{{refn|group="n"|name="green"}}

1998

Chris Boardman

{{ct|GAN|1998a}}

P,{{refn|group="n"|name="prologue"}} Dublin

11 July 1998

2, Enniscorthy to Cork

13 July 1998

DNF-3

{{refn|group="n"|name="green"}}

2000

David Millar

{{ct|COF|2000}}

1, Futuroscope

1 July 2003

4, Nantes to Saint-Nazaire

4 July 2003

62nd (+ 2h 13' 03")

{{refn|Also won both the green jersey and the white jersey as the winner of opening stage.|group="n"|name="green-white"}}

2012

Bradley Wiggins

{{ct|SKY|2012}}

7, Tomblaine to La Planche des Belles Filles

7 July 2012

(winner)

1st

2013

Chris Froome

{{ct|SKY|2013}}

8, Castres to Ax 3 Domaines

7 July 2013

(winner)

1st

2015

Chris Froome

{{ct|SKY|2015}}

3, Antwerp to Huy

6 July 2015

4, Seraing to Cambrai

7 July 2015

1st

{{refn|Finished first in the [[Mountains classification in the Tour de France|mountains classification]] at the completion of the Tour.|group="n"|name="mountains"}}

7, Livarot to Fougères

10 July 2015

(winner)

2016

Mark Cavendish

{{ct|DDD|2016}}

1, Mont Saint-Michel to Sainte-Marie-du-Mont

2 July 2016

2, Saint-Lô to Cherbourg-Octeville

3 July 2016

DNS-17

{{refn|group="n"|name="green"}}

Chris Froome

{{ct|SKY|2016}}

8, Pau to Bagnères-de-Luchon

9 July 2016

(winner)

1st

2017

Geraint Thomas

{{ct|SKY|2017}}

1, Düsseldorf

1 July 2017

5, Vittel to La Planche des Belles Filles

5 July 2017

DNF-9

Chris Froome

5, Vittel to La Planche des Belles Filles

5 July 2017

12, Pau to Peyragudes

13 July 2017

1st

14, Blagnac to Rodez

15 July 2017

(winner)