French Open Women's Bracket Style Tour de France Jersey Guide

Sports infographic titled "Tour de France Jerseys Explained". RULES CHEAT SHEET archetype. Editorial sports illustration in minimal flat style with a retro pop palette. Create a clean, poster-like infographic explaining the four main Tour de France classification jerseys, despite the mixed sport metadata. Layout as a structured cheat sheet with clear sections, icon panels, legend boxes, and simplified race context visuals. Include stylized cyclist player icons and small role icons for each jersey category. Show: Yellow Jersey with label "General Classification", role caption "Leader on overall time"; Green Jersey with label "Points Classification", role caption "Best sprinter by points"; Polka Dot Jersey with label "Mountains Classification", role caption "Best climber by mountain points"; White Jersey with label "Young Rider Classification", role caption "Best young rider on overall time". Add supporting visual elements: simplified road stage profile, mountain climb icon, sprint finish icon, stopwatch icon, points dots, and ranking badges. Include a compact rules panel showing how each jersey is awarded, how time and points are counted, and when riders wear substitute jerseys if one rider leads multiple classifications. Use English headings, labels, captions, legends, and metric names only. Keep the composition accurate to modern Tour de France classifications, with no sponsor branding, no real team logos, no league logos, and no watermarks. Avoid rendering the target search intent phrase as on-image text. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no real team / league logos, no watermarks No real team / league / sponsor logos. Field dimensions and rules accurate to current official rulebooks.