Tour de France Femmes 2026: All the yellow cards, fines, and penalties from across the nine days of racing

The Tour de France Femmes has come to an finish, and with that comes the ultimate every day replace on punishments doled out all through the nine-day race.

It was an inventory that began with a flurry however was within the closing days was a far sparser affair, although there nonetheless ended up being a swathe of fines, warning and yellow playing cards because the race made its approach throughout from the Grand Départ in Lausanne, Switzerland, to Good, France, from August 1-9.

The UCI commissaires on the race solid their eye over the goings on within the peloton by way of every single day of racing, with the eagle-eyed jury in a position to spot a sticky bottle or a rider illegally littering from a mile off.

Extra harmful infractions are additionally penalised, with commissaires now in a position to implement biking’s new yellow card system. Two yellow playing cards inside 30 days end in a rider being disqualified from the race and receiving a seven-day suspension, whereas three yellow playing cards throughout the identical 30-day interval result in a 14-day ban.

Learn on for the whole record of yellow playing cards, fines, and penalties on the 2026 Tour de France Femmes, in addition to an inventory of infractions that might see a rider handed a yellow card.

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Yellow playing cards, fines, and penalties on the 2026 Tour de France Femmes

Stage 1

Alice Towers (EF Training-Oatly) – 500CHF, disposing of bidon outdoors of litter zonesChristian Kos (SD Worx-Protime DS), Ion Lazkano (Labodal Kutxa-Fundacion Euskadi DS), Cherie Pridham (UAE Workforce L’IMAD DS) – 500CHF advantageous and yellow card, breach of laws or tips regarding automobile movementHuub Duijn (EF Training-Oatly DS) – 500CHF advantageous, breach of laws or tips regarding automobile movementPauline Ferrand-Prévot (Visma-Lease a Bike), Lieke Nooijen (Visma-Lease a Bike), Lily Williams (Human Powered Well being), Josie Nelson (Picnic PostNL) – Warning to be used of sidewalksAlison Jackson (St Michel-Choice Residence-Auber93) – Warning for utilizing a non-compliant place on the bicycle

Stage 2

Dina Boels (Lotto-Intermarché Women) – 100CHF advantageous, as soon as minute penalty and 5 UCI factors, sheltering behind a vehicleGrace Verbeke (Lotto-Intermarché Women DS) – 200CHF advantageous, sheltering behind a automobile plus a 500CHF advantageous, failure to adjust to the directions of commissairesFrancesca Barale (Movistar) and Robyn Clay (Picnic PostNL) – 100CHF, irregular feeding („sticky bottle“ for a brief distance)Kelvin Dekker (Movistar DS) and Callum Ferguson (Picnic PostNL DS) – 200 CHF, irregular feeding („sticky bottle“ for a brief distance)

Stage 3

Stage 4

Stage 5

Usoa Ostolaza Zabala (Laboral Kutxa-Fundacion Euskadi) – 200CHF complete, two infractions for irregular feedingIon Lazkano (Laboral Kutxa-Fundacion Euskadi DS) – 400CHF complete, two infractions for irregular feedingHuub Duijn (EF Training-Oatly DS) – 500CHF advantageous, breach of laws or tips regarding automobile movementPauline Ferrand-Prévot (Visma-Lease a Bike) – 250CHF and 15 UCI factors, disposing of bidon outdoors of litter zones

Stage 6

Agnieszka Skalniak-Sojka (Canyon-SRAM) and Cedrine Kerbaol (EF Training-Oatly) – 250CHF advantageous and -15 UCI factors for disposing of waste or different objects outdoors of litter zonesLotte Kopecky (SD Worx-Protime) and Morgane Coston (Ma Petite Enterprise) – 100 CHF for Irregular feeding (sticky bottle for a brief distance).SD Worx DS Christian Kos, Ma Petite Enterprise DS Gaël Le Bellec – 200CHF for giving sticky bottle.

Stage 7

Rosa Klöser (Canyon-SRAM) – 200CHF, Irregular help of a rider throughout the identical teamMaeva Squiban (UAE Workforce L’IMAD), Jeanne Korevaar (Liv-AlUla-Jayco), Mia Griffin (Picnic PostNL), Heidi Franz (St Michel-Choice Residence-Auber93) and Malou Eisen (Volkerwessels Biking) – 100CHF advantageous, irregular feeding („sticky bottle“ for a brief distance and so on)Léonard Cosnier (St Michel-Choice Residence-Auber93 DS), Rudi Kemna (Picnic PostNL DS), Chérie Pridham (UAE Workforce L’IMAD DS), Wim Stroetinga (Liv AlUla Jayco DS) and Marieke van Wanroij (Volkerwessels DS) – 200CHF advantageous, irregular feeding („sticky bottle“ for a brief distance and so on)Marie Nicolas (FDJ United-SUEZ DS) – 200CHF advantageous, failing to respect the directions of the commissairesDemi Vollering (FDJ United-SUEZ), Juliette Berthet (FDJ United-SUEZ) and Célia Gery (FDJ United-SUEZ) – 100CHF advantageous, inappropriate behaviour (urinating in public in the course of the race)

Stage 8

Stage 9

Infringements that may end up in yellow playing cards

3.4 – Rider taking off necessary helmet in the course of the race.4.2.1 – Hand sling between teammates.4.2.2 – Hand sling between riders from totally different groups.4.3 – Pushing off towards automobile, bike, rider; rider pushing one other rider.4.6 – Rider holding onto automobile or mechanical intervention from a shifting automobile.4.7 – Sheltering behind or making the most of the slipstream of a automobile.4.9 – Follower leaning out of a automobile or holding gear outdoors a automobile.4.10 – Unauthorised feeding (4.10.1 – 4.10.2 – 4.10.3 – 4.10.4 – 4.10.5 – 4.10.6)4.11 – Irregular feeding (“sticky bottle” or feeding outdoors feed zone, and so on.).4.12 – Non-compliance with the article 2.3.025 by a staff assistant throughout feeding5.1 – Irregular dash, deviation from the chosen line that obstructs or endangers one other rider.5.2 – Rider decelerating throughout a dash and endangering different riders6.1 – Obstruction by a rider or automobile as a way to forestall or delay the motion of one other rider or vehicle6.3 – Breach of laws or tips regarding automobile actions in the course of the race or failure to adjust to the directions of commissaires and/or the organisation6.4 – Interviewing a rider in the course of the race.6.5 – Interviewing a sport director over the past 10 kilometres of a race or conducting the interview from a automobile slightly than a bike.7.1 – Deviation from the race route constituting a bonus, trying to be positioned with out having lined the complete race route.7.6 – Use of sidewalks/pavements, paths or cycle lanes that don’t type a part of the race route.7.7 – Passing by way of a stage crossing that’s closed or within the means of closing (lights flashing and/or audible warnings).7.9 – Utilizing a non-compliant place or level of assist on the bicycle that represents a hazard to the rider or rivals.8.1 – Failing to respect the directions of the organiser or commissaires.8.2.1 – Assault, intimidation, insults, threats, improper conduct (together with pulling the jersey or saddle of one other rider, blow with the helmet, knee, elbow, shoulder, foot or hand, and so on.), or behaviour that’s indecent or that endangers others (between riders)8.2.2 – Assault, intimidation, insults, threats, improper conduct (together with pulling the jersey or saddle of one other rider, blow with the helmet, knee, elbow, shoulder, foot or hand, and so on.), or behaviour that’s indecent or that endangers others (directed at some other individual, together with spectators).8.3 – Rider or staff workers disposing of waste or different objects outdoors of litter zones. (tailored additionally to one-day occasions since April 1)

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