Maillot jaune yellow

A reference to the iconic jersey of the Tour de France!

In French, "maillot jaune" literally means "yellow shirt" or "yellow jersey". It is the nickname given to the leader of the general classification in the Tour de France, who wears a yellow jersey as a symbol of their position.

The tradition of awarding a yellow jersey to the leader of the general classification dates back to 1919, when the Tour de France was first held. The yellow jersey is considered the most prestigious and coveted prize in professional cycling, and it is worn by the rider who has accumulated the most points in the general classification over the course of the race.

The maillot jaune is a symbol of excellence and achievement in professional cycling, and it is closely followed by fans and cycling enthusiasts around the world.