4x3: WIEBES RECORDWOMAN
Lorena Wiebes raises her arms for the 4th time on the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift, a record since the event's revival in 2022. The historic record remains the property of Jeannie Longo, a 24-time winner between 1985 and 1989. Wiebes beats her compatriots Demi Vollering and Marianne Vos, 3-time winners. She is also the first to triumph in 3 different editions (2022, 2023, 2025).
16: HIGHER AND HIGHER
While Lorena Wiebes secures the Netherlands' 16th stage victory, Marianne Vos collects the country's 16th Yellow Jersey. A milestone for both. Vos also set a new record with 7 Yellow Jerseys, compared to 6 for Lotte Kopecky, her closest rival in this ranking.
3: NEW ZEALAND'S FIRST PODIUM
Third today, Ally Wollaston earns New Zealand's first stage podium. It's the 16th country to have finished in the top-3 of a stage. The previous best result for a New Zealander was 9th place, achieved twice by Niamh Fisher-Black last year, in Liège and L'Alpe d'Huez.
1: CANADA IS RISING
Involved in the breakaway, Alison Jackson crossed the Côte de la Richardière (cat.4) as the leader, before winning the intermediate sprint at Le Vern-d'Anjou. She is the first Canadian rider to lead at the summit of a categorized climb, and the second Canadian rider to score points in the mountains classification after Magdeleine Vallieres in 2023.
3-0: WIEBES VERSUS VOS
Lorena Wiebes and Marianne Vos have secured their third 1-2 of the year after Milan-San Remo and stage 3 of the Giro d'Italia; Wiebes has won ahead of her rival each time. This is also the third time they have finished 1st and 2nd in a Tour stage (Champs-Élysées 2022, Montignac-Lascauz 2023, Angers 2025). Again, Wiebes has always been in front!
3: A FRENCH STAR ON THE PODIUM
Pauline Ferrand-Prévot is fighting at the front right in her first Tour. She's on the general classification podium (3rd) for the third consecutive stage, something that hasn't happened to a Frenchwoman since the days of Jeannie Longo! Her compatriot Cédrine Kerbaol had been on the podium twice in 2024, in stages 6 (2nd) and 7 (3rd).
2: FINALLY BACK IN GREEN
Lorena Wiebes takes the green jersey from Marianne Vos, and despite her record number of victories, this is only the second time the Dutchwoman is leading the points classification. The previous time was after the first stage of the Tour 2022, won at the Champs-Élysées.
4/4: SD WORX-PROTIME LIKE EVERY YEAR
SD Worx-Protime won for the first time since the start, but the 9th time on the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift. They are by far the most successful team; behind them, Team Picnic - PostNL and Movistar have each won 4 stages. SD Worx-Protime is the only team to have triumphed in all 4 editions since 2022.
44: FULL SPEED
Won at an average speed of 44.232 km/h after 163.5 kilometers, today's road stage is the second fastest in the history of the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift. The record? Stage 1 of the Tour 2024, the 69.7-kilometer Dordrecht - Rotterdam, won at 45.057 km/h.
3x3: A NEW DAY, A NEW TEAM
Marianne Vos for Visma-Lease a Bike, Mavi Garcia for Liv-AlUla-Jayco, Lorena Wiebes for SD Worx-Protime: three different teams have won the first three stages. This only happened once in 2022 (DSM, Jumbo-Visma, FDJ-Suez-Futuroscope).
6: FRENCH FIGHTERS
Clémence Latimier is the 6th Frenchwoman to receive the combativity award, following Gladys Verhulst, Victoire Berteau, Marie Le Net, Cédrine Kerbaol, and Maëva Squiban. France joins the Netherlands as the nation with the most distinctions (6 each).