Rules
 | The details on points and bonuses awarded are available in-game on the "Settings" page of My Tour mode or by displaying the in-game Help on the "Next Stage" page. |
Overall ranking
The general classification on time results from adding together the times of each rider on each of the stages.
 | During a Tour de France, bonuses are up for grabs on finishes (excluding time-trials). |
 | During a Paris-Nice, bonuses are up for grabs on intermediate sprints and on finishes (excluding time-trials). |
 | During a Critérium du Dauphiné, bonuses are up for grabs on intermediate sprints and on finishes (excluding time-trials). |
Points ranking
The overall points classification results from adding together the points scored on intermediate sprints and on finishes.
Best climber ranking
The best climber classification results from adding together the points scored on all the mountain passes or short climbs. Difficulty is ranked by category (from 4, 3, 2, 1 to Hors Categorie, the most difficult). The higher the level of difficulty, the more points there are at stake.
| | During a Paris-Nice, the final climb counting towards the best climber classification earns twice as many points. |
Young rider ranking
The young rider classification is reserved for riders aged 25 or under. The one that is best ranked in the general classification on time is the daily leader of the young riders. At the end of the last stage, he is declared winner of the young rider classification.
Ranking by team
The general overall team ranking is established by adding together the three best individual times of each team in all stages.
Combative ranking
In games, by contrast to reality, the most combative is not designated by a jury. It is the rider who has cycled the most kilometres at the head of the race. The most combative is the rider who has cycled the most during a Tour de France.
Stage rankings
On each stage (apart from time-trial stages) the first 3 earn a time bonus for the general classification.