Numbers, curiosities and statistics help us revisit and delve deeper into what we experienced in yesterday's stage and over the last three weeks. Follow along:

2: LE COURT-PIENAAR REPEATS!
One year after her victory in Guéret, Kim Le Court-Pienaar repeats her triumph at the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift in Tournon-sur-Rhône. The only Mauritian cyclist to have won the race, she delivers her country a second victory of the season. This marks the third victory for her AG Insurance-Soudal team, a streak that began with Justine Ghekiere at Le Grand-Bornand in 2024, before Kim raised her arms to the sky for the first time in 2025.

3: FOR THE THIRD TIME IN THREE YEARS
Kim Le Court-Pienaar delivers AG Insurance-Soudal their third victory at the Tour de France. The team began winning with Justine Ghekiere at Le Grand-Bornand in 2024, before the Mauritian cyclist raised her arms to the sky in Guéret in 2025. AG Insurance-Soudal has therefore won at least one stage in each of the last three editions of the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift. Until now, only Team SD Worx-Protime had managed this feat, winning at least one stage in each of the five editions held since 2022.

7: YOUNG, FEARLESS AND ALREADY REWARDED
Winner of the combativity award for the first time, twenty-year-old Célia Gery becomes the seventh French cyclist to receive this recognition, after Maëva Squiban (three times), Gladys Verhulst, Victoire Berteau, Marie Le Net, Cédrine Kerbaol and Clémence Latimier. She is also the first reigning French national champion to win the award. It is France's ninth combativity award, bringing them level with the Netherlands.

80: JERSEY COLLECTORS
The Netherlands reached a record of 80 distinctive jerseys at the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift thanks to Lorena Wiebes (green jersey) and Puck Pieterse (polka dot jersey). The Dutch far outpace Belgium (22) and France (18). Their collection includes 19 yellow jerseys, 31 green, 18 polka dot and 12 white.

4: CANADIANS MOVING FORWARD
Fifth in Belleville-en-Beaujolais, Isabella Holmgren recorded the best stage result ever achieved by a Canadian cyclist. Her compatriot Sarah Van Dam did even better, finishing fourth in Tournon-sur-Rhône and setting a new record for Canadian cyclists.

12: THE SMALLEST GAP EVER
After six stages, only 12 seconds separate yellow jersey wearer Marlen Reusser from second-placed Demi Vollering. This is the smallest gap in the general classification between the top two positions in the history of the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift at this point in the race. The previous smallest gap between the top two after six stages was 16 seconds, between Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney (leader) and Cédrine Kerbaol (second) in 2024.

47: A NEW MILESTONE
Wearing the polka dot jersey, Puck Pieterse was the first to crest the Côte de Périgueux, the Côte de Boucieu-le-Roi and the Col de Lalouvesc. She now has 47 points in the mountains classification, the highest score ever recorded in the history of the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift. The previous record was 46 points, set by Justine Ghekiere in 2024. Pieterse has now been first over the top of 16 classified climbs, another new record.