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Tour de France Green Jersey Odds: Pedersen Is the Holder

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Mads Pedersen holds the Tour de France green jersey, won in 2026 with 559 points to Jasper Philipsen’s 475. The next race for it starts in Edinburgh on Friday, July 2, 2027, and the route the organizer has published labels six of the 21 stages flat. No sportsbook price on the green jersey was found when we checked on November 1, 2026 at 16:21 UTC.

The green jersey is the Tour’s points classification. This page keeps the 2026 result as the record and will carry a board once one is posted. For the overall race, see our Tour de France odds.

How the 2026 green jersey was won

Pedersen, riding for Lidl-Trek, finished 84 points clear of Philipsen of Alpecin-Premier Tech. Biniam Girmay, who won the jersey in 2024, was third with 367. Tadej Pogačar, the overall winner, was sixth in the points race with 198.

PlaceRiderTeamPoints
1Mads PedersenLidl-Trek559
2Jasper PhilipsenAlpecin-Premier Tech475
3Biniam GirmayNSN Cycling Team367
4Max KanterXDS Astana289
5Olav KooijDecathlon CMA CGM246
6Tadej PogačarUAE Team Emirates XRG198
7Søren WærenskjoldUno-X Mobility159
8Remco EvenepoelRed Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe157

What the green jersey is

The Tour created the green jersey in 1953, for its 50th anniversary. It goes to the rider leading the points classification, and points are paid at stage finishes and at the intermediate sprint, which the 2027 route puts on every road stage.

Peter Sagan has won it seven times, the record, with his last two in 2018 and 2019. Since then it has changed hands every year.

YearWinner
2026Mads Pedersen
2025Jonathan Milan
2024Biniam Girmay
2023Jasper Philipsen
2022Wout van Aert
2021Mark Cavendish
2020Sam Bennett

The 2027 stages that suit the sprinters

The race runs from July 2 to July 25, 3,479 km before homologation. The organizer’s stage list labels these six stages flat:

StageDateStart and finishDistance
1Fri, July 2Edinburgh to Carlisle185 km
12Thu, July 15Chambéry to Valence162 km
13Fri, July 16Aubenas to Montpellier164 km
17Wed, July 21Muret to Pau186 km
20Sat, July 24Maubourguet to Libourne198 km
21Sun, July 25Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines to Paris Champs-Élysées116 km

Seven more are labelled hilly, including Stages 2 and 3 in Great Britain. The organizer’s route summary counts seven flat stages and six hilly ones, against the six and seven of its stage list, so the exact split depends on which page you read.

What the record says about betting it

No rider has won the green jersey twice in the last seven Tours, and the 2024 winner finished third in 2026. A short price on the holder is a bet against seven years of the jersey changing hands.

The route is now known; what is still missing is each team’s Tour roster, which decides how many fast riders will chase the same six flat finishes. Compare prices across books with our sportsbook reviews, and find the records of the handicappers we list on the handicappers page. The polka dot jersey and white jersey have their own pages.

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