Tour de France Jerseys Explained Sports Infographic

Sports infographic titled "Tour de France Jerseys Explained". SCORING SYSTEM EXPLAINER archetype. Editorial sports illustration in a technical coaching diagram style, vintage cream & red palette with muted yellow, green, white, and black accents. Create a clean infographic about professional road cycling Grand Tour leader jerseys, centered on the Tour de France jersey system. No real team, league, or sponsor logos. Use a structured poster layout with four main jersey panels and supporting metric diagrams. Include small cyclist icons in each panel.

Panel 1: Yellow Jersey. Show a cyclist wearing a yellow jersey. Label in English: "Yellow Jersey". Role caption in English: "Leader of the general classification by lowest cumulative time". Add visual metrics and small timing icons, stopwatch symbols, and mountain/flat stage mini-icons.

Panel 2: Green Jersey. Show a cyclist wearing a green jersey. Label in English: "Green Jersey". Role caption in English: "Leader of the points classification from sprint finishes and stage placings". Add sprint line icons, points markers, and stage finish symbols.

Panel 3: Polka Dot Jersey. Show a cyclist wearing a white jersey with red polka dots. Label in English: "Polka Dot Jersey". Role caption in English: "Leader of the mountains classification from climbing points". Add categorized climb icons, summit markers, and elevation profile graphics.

Panel 4: White Jersey. Show a cyclist wearing a white jersey. Label in English: "White Jersey". Role caption in English: "Best young rider in the general classification". Add age-eligibility iconography and cumulative time symbols.

Supporting diagram area: include a simplified race route profile with mountain stages, sprint stages, and time-related measurement icons. Add a small legend explaining classification logic with arrows connecting stage results to each jersey category. Use X's and O's coaching-board styling sparingly as technical annotations around the race flow, point collection, and climb categorization. Include neatly arranged English headings, labels, captions, legends, and metric names only. Avoid any bracket visuals or volleyball references despite the search-intent metadata. No field or court; instead use accurate road cycling infographic elements and peloton/rider icons. Clean print-ready composition, accurate modern cycling classification concepts, no watermarks. 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.