Tour de France 2014
Tour de France 2014 — Vincenzo Nibali wins overall after 21 stages
Edition key stats
GC Winner
Vincenzo Nibali
Team Giant-Shimano
21
Stages
3,659
Total km
41.3
Avg km/h
50,814
Total Elev. m
1
Time Trials
Stage profile breakdown
7
Flat
33%
8
Mountain
38%
5
Hilly
24%
1
Time Trial
5%
Stage winners and teams — Marcel Kittel takes 4 stages
Final general classification (top 30)
| Rank | Rider | Team | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | ASTANA PRO TEAM | 89h 59' 06'' | |
| 02 | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 90h 06' 43'' | |
| 03 | FDJ.FR | 90h 07' 21'' | |
| 04 | MOVISTAR TEAM | 90h 08' 46'' | |
| 05 | BMC RACING TEAM | 90h 10' 30'' | |
| 06 | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 90h 10' 32'' | |
| 07 | TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA | 90h 13' 38'' | |
| 08 | TREK FACTORY RACING | 90h 17' 03'' | |
| 09 | BELKIN PRO CYCLING | 90h 17' 17'' | |
| 10 | BELKIN PRO CYCLING | 90h 20' 21'' | |
| 11 | TEAM EUROPCAR | 90h 22' 13'' | |
| 12 | TREK FACTORY RACING | 90h 24' 54'' | |
| 13 | LOTTO-BELISOL | 90h 33' 07'' | |
| 14 | TEAM KATUSHA | 90h 35' 47'' | |
| 15 | BELKIN PRO CYCLING | 90h 37' 21'' | |
| 16 | BRETAGNE - SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT | 90h 43' 05'' | |
| 17 | LAMPRE - MERIDA | 90h 43' 37'' | |
| 18 | TEAM SKY | 90h 45' 37'' | |
| 19 | MOVISTAR TEAM | 90h 46' 36'' | |
| 20 | ASTANA PRO TEAM | 90h 51' 17'' | |
| 21 | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 90h 57' 06'' | |
| 22 | TEAM SKY | 90h 58' 20'' | |
| 23 | TEAM SKY | 91h 00' 14'' | |
| 24 | OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP | 91h 05' 34'' | |
| 25 | TEAM EUROPCAR | 91h 07' 53'' | |
| 26 | TINKOFF-SAXO | 91h 16' 59'' | |
| 27 | BMC RACING TEAM | 91h 18' 44'' | |
| 28 | OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP | 91h 21' 01'' | |
| 29 | LOTTO-BELISOL | 91h 28' 30'' | |
| 30 | FDJ.FR | 91h 32' 33'' |
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Stage winners (12 riders)
Marcel Kittel
4 stages
Stages 1, 3, 4, 21
Vincenzo Nibali
4 stages
Stages 2, 10, 13, 18
Tony Martin
2 stages
Stages 9, 20
Alexander Kristoff
2 stages
Stages 12, 15
Rafal Majka
2 stages
Stages 14, 17
Lars Boom
1 stage
Stages 5
André Greipel
1 stage
Stages 6
Matteo Trentin
1 stage
Stages 7
Blel Kadri
1 stage
Stages 8
Tony Gallopin
1 stage
Stages 11
Michael Rogers
1 stage
Stages 16
Ramunas Navardauskas
1 stage
Stages 19
Teams at the 2014 edition
| Team | Riders | Best GC |
|---|---|---|
| ASTANA PRO TEAM | 9 | #1 |
| AG2R LA MONDIALE | 9 | #2 |
| FDJ.FR | 8 | #3 |
| MOVISTAR TEAM | 8 | #4 |
| BMC RACING TEAM | 8 | #5 |
| TEAM NETAPP-ENDURA | 8 | #7 |
| TREK FACTORY RACING | 6 | #8 |
| BELKIN PRO CYCLING | 8 | #9 |
| TEAM EUROPCAR | 9 | #11 |
| LOTTO-BELISOL | 7 | #13 |
| TEAM KATUSHA | 6 | #14 |
| BRETAGNE - SECHE ENVIRONNEMENT | 9 | #16 |
| LAMPRE - MERIDA | 5 | #17 |
| TEAM SKY | 7 | #18 |
| OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP | 8 | #24 |
| TINKOFF-SAXO | 7 | #26 |
| COFIDIS, SOLUTIONS CREDITS | 7 | #31 |
| IAM CYCLING | 6 | #32 |
| TEAM GIANT-SHIMANO | 8 | #33 |
| CANNONDALE | 8 | #52 |
| GARMIN - SHARP | 7 | #53 |
| ORICA GREENEDGE | 6 | #67 |
Stage profiles in the 2014 edition
7
Flat
6
Mountains uphill finish
5
Hills flat finish
2
Mountains flat finish
1
Hills uphill finish
Compare with other editions of the Tour de France
Stage-by-stage data: all 21 stages of the 2014 Tour de France
Edition difficulty profile
All 21 stages
| Stage | Date | Route | Dist. | Winner | Profile | Elev. | Speed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stage 1 | 5 Jul | Leeds → Harrogate | 191 km | Marcel Kittel | 2,092 m | 40.2 km/h | |
| Stage 2 | 6 Jul | York → Sheffield | 201 km | Vincenzo Nibali | 3,347 m | 39.1 km/h | |
| Stage 3 | 7 Jul | Cambridge → Londres | 155 km | Marcel Kittel | 834 m | 42.6 km/h | |
| Stage 4 | 8 Jul | Le Touquet-Paris-Plage → Lille | 164 km | Marcel Kittel | 1,118 m | 45.3 km/h | |
| Stage 5 | 9 Jul | Ypres → Arenberg Porte du Hainaut | 156 km | Lars Boom | 475 m | 47.0 km/h | |
| Stage 6 | 10 Jul | Arras Citadelle → Reims | 194 km | André Greipel | 1,422 m | 46.3 km/h | |
| Stage 7 | 11 Jul | Épernay → Nancy | 235 km | Matteo Trentin | 2,076 m | 44.2 km/h | |
| Stage 8 | 12 Jul | Tomblaine → Gérardmer | 161 km | Blel Kadri | 1,872 m | 42.1 km/h | |
| Stage 9 | 13 Jul | Gérardmer → Mulhouse | 170 km | Tony Martin | 3,373 m | 40.9 km/h | |
| Stage 10 | 14 Jul | Mulhouse → La Planche des Belles Filles | 162 km | Vincenzo Nibali | 3,906 m | 36.2 km/h | |
| Stage 11 | 16 Jul | Besançon → Oyonnax | 188 km | Tony Gallopin | 2,711 m | 42.3 km/h | |
| Stage 12 | 17 Jul | Bourg-en-Bresse → Saint-Etienne | 186 km | Alexander Kristoff | 2,530 m | 40.9 km/h | |
| Stage 13 | 18 Jul | Saint-Etienne → Chamrousse | 198 km | Vincenzo Nibali | 3,865 m | 37.9 km/h | |
| Stage 14 | 19 Jul | Grenoble → Risoul | 177 km | Rafal Majka | 4,838 m | 34.4 km/h | |
| Stage 15 | 20 Jul | Tallard → Nîmes | 222 km | Alexander Kristoff | 1,675 m | 44.9 km/h | |
| Stage 16 | 22 Jul | Carcassonne → Bagnères-de-Luchon | 238 km | Michael Rogers | 4,047 m | 38.8 km/h | |
| Stage 17 | 23 Jul | Saint Gaudens → Saint-Lary-Soulan Col du Portet | 125 km | Rafal Majka | 3,810 m | 34.7 km/h | |
| Stage 18 | 24 Jul | Pau → Hautacam | 146 km | Vincenzo Nibali | 3,748 m | 35.7 km/h | |
| Stage 19 | 25 Jul | Maubourguet Pays du Val d'Adour → Bergerac | 209 km | Ramunas Navardauskas | 1,659 m | 44.1 km/h | |
| Stage 20 | 26 Jul | Bergerac → Périgueux | 54 km | Tony Martin | 611 m | 48.8 km/h | |
| Stage 21 | 27 Jul | Evry → Paris Champs-Élysées | 138 km | Marcel Kittel | 805 m | 41.1 km/h |