Sagan still top of WorldTour rankings after Tour de France

The four classification winners on the Paris podium: Peter Sagan, Chris Froome, Adam Yates and Rafal Majka

The four classification winners on the Paris podium: Peter Sagan, Chris Froome, Adam Yates and Rafal Majka (Image credit: Tim de Waele/TDWSport.com)

Peter Sagan has retained his place atop the individual WorldTour standings after the Tour de France with the Tinkoff rider accumulating 445 points so far this season. Third place finisher at the Tour, Nairo Quintana has jumped from fourth to second place with 407 points while Tour winner Chris Froome (Team Sky) was a big mover, improving from 21st to third on 396 points.

Movistar are top of the team standings for the first time this season with a haul of 1102 points while Tinkoff drop to second on 1046 points with Team Sky third on 1019 points. In the nation standings, Spain continues to lead with Colombia its closest challenger, 70 in arrears on 1015. In total, 35 different nations have scored points in the 2016 WorldTour season. 

While Froome was a big mover on the individual rankings due to the 200 point haul as overall Tour de France winner, AG2R-La Mondiale's Romain Bardet was jumped up the standings with 150 points for the runner-up, moving from 20th to sixth. Daniel Martin (Etixx-QuickStep) is the other rider to move into the top-ten in seventh place while Jon Izaguirre (Movistar), Ilnur Zakarin (Katusha) and Thibaut Pinot (FDJ) drop out. After 19 WorldTour races, 196 riders have scored points. 

The hauls of Quintana, Alejandro Valverde and Izagirre helped propelled Movistar to the top of the team standings, dislodging Tinkoff from the top position which it had held since Gent–Wevelgem. The majority of teams only moved one or two positions in the standings while AG2R-La Mondiale the standout as the French squad jumped from 16th to 11th. Team Dimension Data remain bottom of the 18 teams with 240 points.

Spain has extended its stay as the top nations, a position it's now held since Liège–Bastogne–Liège, with Colombia (1015 points) and France (941 points) also holding onto their second and third places. Due to Froome's win and Adam Yates' fourth place, Great Britain are now fourth with 873 points while Australia remains fifth. Croatia became the 35th nation to score points with Kristijan Durasek picking up four points at the Tour de France.

Clásica de San Sebastián is the next WorldTour race on the calendar, taking place on July 30 in Spain with the Vuelta a España the penultimate stage race of the season, starting August 20 and finishing 11 September.

WorldTour rankings - July 24

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Individual
#Rider Name (Country) TeamResultHeader Cell - Column 3
1Peter Sagan (Svk) Tinkoff Team445pts
2Nairo Quintana (Col) Movistar Team407Row 1 - Cell 3
3Christopher Froome (GBr) Team Sky396Row 2 - Cell 3
4Richie Porte (Aus) BMC Racing Team394Row 3 - Cell 3
5Alberto Contador (Spa) Tinkoff Team337Row 4 - Cell 3
6Romain Bardet (Fra) AG2R La Mondiale314Row 5 - Cell 3
7Alejandro Valverde (Spa) Movistar Team307Row 6 - Cell 3
8Daniel Martin (Irl) Etixx - Quick-Step280Row 7 - Cell 3
9Vincenzo Nibali (Ita) Astana Pro Team241Row 8 - Cell 3
10Jon Izaguirre (Spa) Movistar Team240Row 9 - Cell 3
11Ilnur Zakarin (Rus) Team Katusha239Row 10 - Cell 3
12Sergio Henao (Col) Team Sky234Row 11 - Cell 3
13Thibaut Pinot (Fra) FDJ206Row 12 - Cell 3
14Sep Vanmarcke (Bel) Team LottoNl-Jumbo201Row 13 - Cell 3
15Rui Costa (Por) Lampre - Merida194Row 14 - Cell 3
16Greg Van Avermaet (Bel) BMC Racing Team189Row 15 - Cell 3
17Fabian Cancellara (Swi) Trek-Segafredo176Row 16 - Cell 3
18Joaquin Rodriguez (Spa) Team Katusha171Row 17 - Cell 3
19Arnaud Demare (Fra) FDJ153Row 18 - Cell 3
20Esteban Chaves (Col) Orica-GreenEdge150Row 19 - Cell 3
21Bob Jungels (Lux) Etixx - Quick-Step149Row 20 - Cell 3
22Wouter Poels (Ned) Team Sky148Row 21 - Cell 3
23Alexander Kristoff (Nor) Team Katusha146Row 22 - Cell 3
24Julian Alaphilippe (Fra) Etixx - Quick-Step144Row 23 - Cell 3
25Adam Yates (GBr) Orica-GreenEdge144Row 24 - Cell 3
26Tom Dumoulin (Ned) Team Giant-Alpecin138Row 25 - Cell 3
27Tim Wellens (Bel) Lotto Soudal130Row 26 - Cell 3
28Samuel Sanchez (Spa) BMC Racing Team130Row 27 - Cell 3
29Warren Barguil (Fra) Team Giant-Alpecin124Row 28 - Cell 3
30Geraint Thomas (GBr) Team Sky121Row 29 - Cell 3
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Teams
#Rider Name (Country) TeamResultHeader Cell - Column 3
1Movistar Team1102pts
2Tinkoff1046Row 1 - Cell 3
3Team Sky1019Row 2 - Cell 3
4BMC Racing Team881Row 3 - Cell 3
5Etixx - Quick Step734Row 4 - Cell 3
6Team Katusha666Row 5 - Cell 3
7Orica-Bikeexchange619Row 6 - Cell 3
8FDJ458Row 7 - Cell 3
9Astana Pro Team450Row 8 - Cell 3
10Lotto Soudal408Row 9 - Cell 3
11AG2R La Mondiale401Row 10 - Cell 3
12Team Lotto Nl - Jumbo392Row 11 - Cell 3
13Trek - Segafredo391Row 12 - Cell 3
14Lampre - Merida369Row 13 - Cell 3
15Cannondale-Drapac Pro Cycling Team306Row 14 - Cell 3
16Team Giant - Alpecin299Row 15 - Cell 3
17IAM Cycling257Row 16 - Cell 3
18Team Dimension Data240Row 17 - Cell 3
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Nations
#Rider Name (Country) TeamResultHeader Cell - Column 3
1Spain1185pts
2Colombia1015Row 1 - Cell 3
3France941Row 2 - Cell 3
4Great Britain873Row 3 - Cell 3
5Australia759Row 4 - Cell 3
6Belgium690Row 5 - Cell 3
7Italy525Row 6 - Cell 3
8Netherlands514Row 7 - Cell 3
9Slovakia445Row 8 - Cell 3
10Switzerland397Row 9 - Cell 3
11Russia314Row 10 - Cell 3
12Ireland280Row 11 - Cell 3
13Germany238Row 12 - Cell 3
14Norway226Row 13 - Cell 3
15Poland223Row 14 - Cell 3
16Portugal218Row 15 - Cell 3
17United States200Row 16 - Cell 3
18Luxembourg155Row 17 - Cell 3
19Czech Republic145Row 18 - Cell 3
20South Africa101Row 19 - Cell 3
21Slovenia98Row 20 - Cell 3
22Denmark97Row 21 - Cell 3
23Costa Rica68Row 22 - Cell 3
24Canada54Row 23 - Cell 3
25Belarus40Row 24 - Cell 3
26Kazakhstan26Row 25 - Cell 3
27Latvia20Row 26 - Cell 3
28Estonia16Row 27 - Cell 3
29Argentina15Row 28 - Cell 3
30Austria12Row 29 - Cell 3
31New Zealand6Row 30 - Cell 3
32Croatia4Row 31 - Cell 3
33Eritrea2Row 32 - Cell 3
33Sweden2Row 33 - Cell 3
35Lithuania1Row 34 - Cell 3