All the penalties and fines from the 2024 Tour de France Femmes

ROTTERDAM NETHERLANDS AUGUST 12 A general view of the peloton competing during the 3rd Tour de France Femmes 2024 Stage 1 a 123km stage from Rotterdam to The Hague UCIWWT on August 12 2024 in The Hague Netherlands Photo by Dario BelingheriGetty Images
The peloton set to head into a tunnel at the Tour de France Femmes 2024 stage 1 (Image credit: Getty Images)

Through each and every stage of the Tour de France Femmes the race officials were on the watch for riders and team staff that don't obey the UCI rules, applying fines and sanctions for those who are deemed to have broken the rules.

Infractions can range from sock height transgressions to unauthorised feeding, inappropriate behaviour, drafting or endangering another rider by deviating in the sprint. The consequences vary, from fines, the loss of time or UCI points, to being ejected from the race or even being suspended.

As the race has been playing out from Rotterdam to Alpe d'Huez over seven days and eight stages from Monday August 12 to Sunday August 18, Cyclingnews has been keeping the list of fines and punishments updated, so read on for the full list.

Stage 1

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