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ใช่ครับ...The green jersey (maillot vert) สำหรับ sprinter.
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YELLOW: The maillot jaune, the yellow jersey, is the signature
chemise of the Tour de France. It designates the overall leader
of the race so far. When cyclists finish the three-week race by
cruising through the streets of Paris, the photo of the yellow-
shirted winner is seen around the globe.
The yellow jersey is awarded after each of the 20 stages, or race
days, to the rider who is the overall leader of the race so far.
Each day the total amount of time taken to finish that stage is
added to the cumulative time of all previous races, and the overall
leader is determined. The next day, he wears the yellow throughout
the stage.
GREEN: The green jersey, or maillot vert, is the sprinter’s jersey.
At every stage, points are awarded to the first 10-25 riders that
cross the finish line. The amount of sprint points awarded depends
on the day’s course (a flat course produces more points than the
mountain terrain) and in what place the rider finishes that day.
Some stages have mini-sprints within the stage that are worth
points. German Erik Zabel holds the record for winning the final
green jersey in the Tour six consecutive times, between 1996 and
2001.
WHITE WITH RED POLKA DOTS: This is the King of the Mountains jersey.
Points are awarded to the first rider to reach the crest of designated hills
and mountains. Mountains are graded according to steepness, length,
and position on the course, and points correspond to the grade. The best
climber awards began in 1933, and the maillot à pois rouges was first
worn in 1975.
WHITE: This jersey is worn by the fastest overall rider under the
age of 25 (on Jan. 1 in the year of the race). The first white jersey
was worn in 1975.
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