Tour de France results, standings: Race outlook after Tim Wellens wins Stage 15
Wellens won Sunday's 105-mile stage of the tour in 3 hours, 34 minutes, 9 seconds, finishing 1 minute, 28 seconds ahead of Victor Campenaerts and 1:36 ahead of Julian Alaphilippe, Wout van Aert and Axel Laurance.
Before the Tour de France concludes next weekend, riders will be rewarded with their second day off on Monday, July 21, before returning to action on July 22. Despite not finishing in the top 10, Pogačar maintained his overall lead of 4:13 over Jonas Vingegaard and 7:53 over rider Florian Lipowitz.
Here's a look at the complete stage 15 results and 2025 Tour de France standings after Sunday, July 20, as well as what's coming up for cycling's biggest race:
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Tour de France Stage 15 results
Here are the final results of the 160.3-kilometer hilly course from Muret to Carcassonne in the 2025 Tour de France on Sunday, July 20 (with position, rider, team, time):
Tour de France 2025 standings
2025 Tour de France jersey leaders
2025 Tour de France next stage
Stage 16 of the 2025 Tour de France is a 171.5-kilometer hilly course from Montpellier to Mount Ventoux on Tuesday, July 22.
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