Every Tour de France Champion Who Has Won Multiple Times
Every Tour de France Champion Who Has Won Multiple Times
Winning the Tour de France once is a difficult enough task for any cyclist, but winning it multiple times is even harder. See every repeat champion here.
Winning the Tour de France is one of the most difficult tasks for a cyclist.
While few have won, even less have achieved the feat more than once.
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Reigning champion Tadej Pogačar is part of that category, and he will racing for his fourth overall title in 2025.
See the complete list of cyclists who have won more than once and when they achieved the feat.
American cyclist Lance Armstrong would hold the record for most titles with seven, having won from 1999 to 2005, but was stripped of every title after he was found to be using performance-enhancing drugs.
Here's every repeat champion and the team they competed for in the years they won:
Cyclists Who Won The Tour de France Three Or More Times
- 2018 | Team Sky
- 2017 | Team Sky
- 2016 | Team Sky
- 2015 | Team Sky
- 2013 | Team Sky
Miguel Indurain, Spain
- 1995 | Banesto
- 1994 | Banesto
- 1993 | Banesto
- 1992 | Banesto
- 1991 | Banesto
Bernard Hinault, France
- 1985 | La Vie Claire
- 1982 | Renault-Elf-Gitane
- 1981 | Renault-Elf-Gitane
- 1979 | Renault-Gitane
- 1978 | Renault-Gitane-Campagnolo
Eddy Merckx, Belgium
- 1974 | Belgium
- 1972 | Molteni
- 1971 | Molteni
- 1970 | Faemino-Faema
- 1969 | Faema
Jacques Anquetil, France
- 1964 | France
- 1963 | France
- 1962 | France
- 1957 | France
- 2024 | UAE Team Emirates
- 2021 | UAE Team Emirates
- 2020 | UAE Team Emirates
Greg LeMond, United States
- 1990 | Z–Tomasso
- 1989 | La Vie Claire
- 1986 | La Vie Claire
Louison Bobet, France
- 1955 | France
- 1954 | France
- 1953 | France
Philippe Thys, France
- 1920 | La Sportive
- 1914 | Peugeot-Wolber
- 1913 | Peugeot-Wolber
Two-Time Tour de France Winners
- 2023 | Jumbo-Visma
- 2022 | Jumbo-Visma
- 2009 | Astana
- 2007 | Discovery Channel
Laurent Fignon, France
- 1984 | Renault-Elf
- 1983 | Renault-Elf
Bernard Thévenet, France
- 1977 | Peugeot-BP-Michelin
- 1975 | Peugeot-BP-Michelin
Fausto Coppi, Italy
- 1952 | Italy
- 1948 | Italy
Gino Bartali, Italy
- 1948 | Italy
- 1938 | Italy
Sylvère Maes, Belgium
- 1939 | Belgium
- 1936 | Belgium
Antonin Magne, France
- 1934 | France
- 1931 | France
André Leducq, France
- 1932 | France
- 1930 | Alcyon-Dunlop
Nicolas Frantz, Luxembourg
- 1928 | Alcyon-Bunlop
- 1927 | Alcyon-Bunlop
Ottavio Bottecchia, Italy
- 1925 | Automoto-Hutchinson
- 1924 | Automoto
Lucien Petit-Breton, France
- 1908 | Peugeot-Wolber
- 1907 | Peugeot-Wolber
When Does The 2025 Tour de France Start?
The first stage of the 2025 Tour de France will be July 5 in Lille, France. The race will conclude in Paris on July 27, with riders crossing the finish line on the world-famous Champs-Élysées.
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