We couldn’t have asked for a better finish to proceedings than the one we were treated to today. Tadej Pogačar claimed his 100th career stage win and provided a taste of the tussle that is to come with Jonas Vingegaard. Find out what happened below in our 2025 Tour de France Stage 4 report.
Mathieu van der Poel will don the leader’s jersey for the third consecutive stage on Wednesday, and he fought hard to cross the line just behind the stage winner Tadej Pogačar. “Pogi” is breathing down van der Poel’s neck, and tomorrow’s stage may see some changes in the General Classification.
King of the Mountains
Pogačar snatched the final KOM points on the stage to go level with his teammate Tim Wellens on five. However, the reigning Tour Champion will wear the polka dots on Wednesday in the first time trial of this edition.
Points Classification (Green Jersey)
The points classification standings remain unchanged, but leader Jonathan Milan did manage to increase his lead over Biniam Girmay by a single unit.
Youth Classification
Oscar Onley shot up the youth classification after stage four to claim second spot in the classification behind Kévin Vauquelin. The gap is now down to 29 seconds, but the leader will wear the white jersey for a third consecutive day on Wednesday.
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2025 Tour de France Stage 4 Report
We couldn’t have asked for a better finish to proceedings than the one we were treated to today. Tadej Pogačar claimed his 100th career stage win and provided a taste of the tussle that is to come with Jonas Vingegaard. Find out what happened below in our 2025 Tour de France Stage 4 report.
Bets for the Tour de France can be placed with our partner sportsbooks
General Classification
Mathieu van der Poel will don the leader’s jersey for the third consecutive stage on Wednesday, and he fought hard to cross the line just behind the stage winner Tadej Pogačar. “Pogi” is breathing down van der Poel’s neck, and tomorrow’s stage may see some changes in the General Classification.
King of the Mountains
Pogačar snatched the final KOM points on the stage to go level with his teammate Tim Wellens on five. However, the reigning Tour Champion will wear the polka dots on Wednesday in the first time trial of this edition.
Points Classification (Green Jersey)
The points classification standings remain unchanged, but leader Jonathan Milan did manage to increase his lead over Biniam Girmay by a single unit.
Youth Classification
Oscar Onley shot up the youth classification after stage four to claim second spot in the classification behind Kévin Vauquelin. The gap is now down to 29 seconds, but the leader will wear the white jersey for a third consecutive day on Wednesday.
Where to Bet on Tour de France
Bets for the 2025 Tour de France can be placed at our partner sportsbooks. Don’t forget to check the latest odds and promotions before placing your bets. If you’re new to the betting scene, check out NXTbet’s comprehensive Tour de France Betting Guide.
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