NO.1 Yellow Cycling Jersey - The Supreme Glory! First appearing in 1919, Henri Desgrange, the founder of the Tour de France, created a yellow jersey based on the main color yellow of the L'Auto page, in order to make it easier for the audience to distinguish the total score among the riders. Leading driver.

Only the outstanding riders who complete each stage with the least time are eligible to wear the yellow jersey; those who have performed stably during the three-week arduous race, broke out at critical moments, and made contributions to their team Outstanding riders will receive the annual yellow jersey on the Champs Elysées. Yellow is the color of hope, the ultimate symbol of adventure.

NO.2 green cycling jersey - the symbol of the sprint king! First appearing in 1953, the top-ranked riders at the end of each stage and the riders who perform well in the short-speed races of individual stages can earn points to compete for the best sprint champion in the Tour de France. The rider with the highest points ranking will compete in the Champs-Elysées The Avenue des Elysées was awarded a green cycling jersey.

NO.3 red polka dot cycling jersey - looking down at the mountains and becoming the king! The mountain climbing stage, which first appeared in 1975 and has appeared since 1903, is the essence of the Tour de France. The official appearance of hill climbing points began in 1933. Being able to wear a red dot shirt on the Champs Elysées proves that one is the conqueror of the mountains. It is a high honor and a representative of human courage and challenging the limits. This is also the original intention of the red polka dot shirt.

NO.4 White Cycling Jersey - The Rookie of the Race and the Dominator of Tomorrow! It first appeared in 1970. Cyclists have a long maturity period and usually reach the peak of their careers when they are nearly 30 years old. In the 2006 Tour de France, the wearers of the white cycling jersey were limited to those born in January 1981. Players from the 1st and onwards.

Especially in stage races, it is difficult for riders to develop the necessary endurance if they are less than 25-30 years old. The white cycling jersey represents youth and fighting spirit and rewards riders under the age of 25 who participate in the Tour de France.