Stage 14 of the Tour de Francia 2026 was listed as a 155 km route from Mulhouse to Le Markstein Fellering. The AS.com classification, marked as updated at 18:25 CET on Thursday, 22 October 2026, records Tadej Pogačar as the stage winner in 4:00:07, with Isaac del Toro and Paul Seixas 38 seconds behind.
That classification shows a different finishing order from the breakaway-led account involving Spanish riders and international challengers. Jonas Vingegaard is listed fourth, 44 seconds back, and Remco Evenepoel fifth, 48 seconds back. Pogačar and UAE Team Emirates lead the stage standings, while the listed gaps put the leading group within ten seconds of one another.
Broader coverage of the 2026 race also includes Le Télégramme’s account of Stage 10, a 166.6 km mountain stage from Aurillac to Le Lioran. It records Pogačar ahead of Evenepoel, 32 seconds back, and Paul Seixas in third. The report called it Pogačar’s 24th Tour de France stage victory. Juan Ayuso took the white jersey, while Seixas moved into fifth overall.
Weather, climbing and tactical pressure have recurred in coverage of this Tour. Earlier sprint battles and storms in Chalon-sur-Saône set the tone for a race shaped by changing conditions; the analysis of the Chalon-sur-Saône stage examines how weather and sprints shaped Stage 12.
Mountain stages can reshape the general classification and specialist jersey competitions, putting the finishing order and time gaps at the center of the race picture. The Stage 14 classification has Pogačar first, followed by del Toro and Seixas, then Vingegaard and Evenepoel in the top five.
