Young Rider classification odds
Young Rider Tour de France 2020
Tour de France 2020 will be the 107th edition of the Tour de France that is considered one of the cycling's three Grand Tours. However, Tour de France usually runs several secondary competitions, and young rider classification is one of them, which began in nearly 1975. This year is going to be held as the 46th event of the competition.
Except for years 1989 to 1999, a white jersey that is recognized by maillot blanc in french, is worn by the young rider classification leader. Over the years, the requirements to be suitable for young rider classification have been updated. But it has always been the case that experienced cyclists could not be eligible, sometimes by rejecting cyclists above a certain age, cyclists who had earlier enrolled the Tour de France, or those cyclists who have over two years of professional experience. With the most recent years, only cyclists under 26 years are qualified in this young rider classification competition.
The classification leader is discovered in the same way as the general classification does, with the times of the riders added up after each stage, and the leader is entitled to the eligible rider with the lowest aggregate time.
Egan Bernal is the most recent winner of this secondary competition in the Tour de France. He is originally a Colombian cyclist currently riding for UCI WorldTeam Team Ineos. He becomes the first Latin American winner of the race through winning the 2019 Tour de France, beating David Gaudu (Groupama – FDJ) and Enric Mas (Deceuninck – Quick-Step).
Current Winners over Years
Every year this most challenging competition is held in France through bombastic celebrations and excellent enthusiasm to recognize the most powerful winner. Both the WorldTeams and Professional Continental teams competed individually for their teams and their nations through different ranking systems in the race as for which this is the most attractive one. Since the young rider classification was introduced in 1975, it has been won by a host of different cyclists. And there are different winners come close from different comparisons, as Tour de France is not a single competition, while it consists of different secondary competitions. For example, The only cyclists to win the young rider classification in multiple Tours are Marco Pantani (two wins), Ullrich (three wins — also finishing first or second in the general classification on all three of these occasions), Andy Schleck (three wins). However, here are the most recent champions over the years:
Egan Bernal (Team Ineos) 2019, Pierre Latour (AG2R La Mondiale) 2018, Simon Yates (Orica–Scott) 2017, Adam Yates (Orica–BikeExchange) 2016, Nairo Quintana (Movistar Team) 2015.