Tour de France Winning Time Comparison (2010-2024)

Compare 15 Tour de France GC winning times 2010 to 2024 in seconds, from Vingegaard 2022 low 286400 to Schleck 2010 331167, with letour results sources.

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2010 Andy Schleck official winner331,167 Seconds (s)
2014 Vincenzo Nibali323,946 Seconds (s)
2016 Chris Froome320,688 Seconds (s)
2012 Bradley Wiggins315,287 Seconds (s)
2020 Tadej Pogacar314,405 Seconds (s)
2017 Chris Froome310,855 Seconds (s)
2011 Cadel Evans310,342 Seconds (s)
2015 Chris Froome305,174 Seconds (s)
2013 Chris Froome302,200 Seconds (s)
2024 Tadej Pogacar301,136 Seconds (s)
2018 Geraint Thomas299,833 Seconds (s)
2019 Egan Bernal298,620 Seconds (s)
2021 Tadej Pogacar298,596 Seconds (s)
2023 Jonas Vingegaard295,542 Seconds (s)
2022 Jonas Vingegaard286,400 Seconds (s)

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About these numbers: Times are official general classification figures from letour.fr history and edition pages, stored as total seconds with working per row. Contador 2010 was stripped, so Schleck is the official winner. Summary table variants are corrected per row.

About this converter

Tour de France winning times from 2010 to 2024 run from 286,400 to 331,167 seconds, which makes every edition easy to compare. Vingegaard won 2022 in 79h 33m 20s, while Schleck stands as 2010 winner in 91h 59m 27s. That is a gap of 44,767 seconds, over 12 hours. Every figure on this page is a general classification winning time from letour.fr history pages and results tables, stored as total seconds with the working shown per row. Contador crossed first in 2010 but was stripped in 2012, so Schleck is the official winner. The 2020 race ran late after COVID postponement. Froome won four times and Pogacar three times in this span.

How to use it

Pick two editions and a unit in the top row. The three boxes below stay linked: one holds a count of the first time, one the matching count of the second, one the total in seconds. Change any box and the other two update. Try 2022 Vingegaard against 2014 Nibali to feel the lowest versus highest gap, or Schleck against Contador stripped time through the note.

2022 Vingegaard at 286,400 is the lowest total from 2010 to 2024. Bernal 2019 at 298,620 and Thomas 2018 at 299,833 follow. Summary tables carry small errors that rows correct: 2013 shows 40 seconds not 20, 2020 shows 5 seconds not 13, and 2022 shows 33m 20s not 32m 29s. Nibali 2014 at 323,946 is the highest clean winning total here.

FAQ

Who is the official 2010 winner?

Andy Schleck in 91h 59m 27s after Alberto Contador was stripped for a doping violation on Feb 6 2012.

Why are times shown in seconds?

SEC is the base unit, and each time converts by hours times 3600 plus minutes times 60 plus seconds.

Which winning time is the lowest total in this span?

2022 Vingegaard in 79h 33m 20s equals 286400 seconds, the lowest total from 2010 to 2024.

Were 2020 race dates normal?

No, the race ran Aug 29 to Sep 20 2020 after a COVID postponement, and Pogacar won in 87h 20m 5s.

Sources

  • letour.fr/en/history results archive; stage news reports (2010, 2013, 2022)
  • Official Tour edition pages (winning time and final general classification tables)
  • bikeraceinfo.com Tour winners table (hours, minutes, seconds cross check)

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