The top three remained as was after stage 20's mountainous parcours, with Tadej Pogačar, Jonas Vingegaard and Adam Yates crossing the line within seconds of each other. The biggest loser of the day was Carlos Rodríguez who took a tumble on the first descent of the day, inadvertently bringing down Sepp Kuss with him. The Spaniard sustained a cut above his left eye and was left with road rash on his left arm and leg. An in-form Simon Yates was able to capitalise on this and moved into fourth position with Rodríguez dropping down into fifth.
Tour de France 2023: Stage 20 result
Tour de France 2023: General Classification after Stage 20
Tour de France 2023: Points Classification after Stage 19
Tour de France 2023: Mountains Classification after Stage 20
Tour de France 2023: Young Rider Classification after Stage 20
Tour de France 2023: Team Classification after Stage 20
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