Stage 10 Winner — 2025 Tour de France — The Simon Yates Mocktail
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Alright—Stage 10 goes to Simon Yates, the British climber and Grand Tour specialist, known for his razor-sharp accelerations in the mountains, tactical patience, and deep endurance base. The Simon Yates Mocktail honors his Yorkshire roots, reflects his light-but-punchy riding style, and delivers targeted nutrition for post-climb recovery during a hot Tour stage.
We give it a crisp, cooling profile that hydrates, restores glycogen, and supports anti-inflammatory recovery—perfect for a rider looking to stay fresh for the coming high mountain stages.
The Simon Yates Mocktail
Part of our 21 Tour De France Mocktails Series
blackcurrant juice … apple juice … lemon juice … non-alcoholic London dry gin … honey syrup … sea salt … sparkling water …
blackcurrant juice … apple juice … lemon juice … non-alcoholic London dry gin … honey syrup … sea salt … sparkling water …
Tribute to: Simon Yates
Stage 10 Winner – Tour de France 2025
Team: Visma–Lease a Bike
Performance-Driven Features
| Benefit | Ingredient |
|---|---|
| Antioxidant support | Blackcurrant juice, blackberry garnish (rich in anthocyanins) |
| Rapid glycogen replenishment | Apple juice (fructose + glucose), honey syrup |
| Vitamin C & immune boost | Lemon juice, blackcurrant juice |
| Electrolyte replacement | Sea salt, sparkling water |
| Hydration | Apple juice, sparkling water |
| Mental clarity & focus | Thyme sprig, botanical elements from NA London dry gin |
| Cultural connection | British orchard and hedgerow flavors (apple, blackcurrant, thyme) |
🌍 Cultural & Personal Inspiration
- Yorkshire Orchards & Hedgerows – Apple and blackcurrant recall the flavors of Northern England.
- Climber’s Lightness – A crisp, bright profile mirrors Yates’s nimble, dancing-on-the-pedals style.
- Punchy Attack – Lemon adds sharpness, like his explosive accelerations in the mountains.
- Botanical Backbone – NA gin adds a subtle complexity without weighing down the palate.
- Stage-Race Recovery – Honey and salt restore glycogen and sodium after long, high-altitude efforts.
Mocktail Recipe
Recipe & Instructions: The Simon Yates Mocktail
Equipment
Ingredients
Garnish
- Blackberry or blackcurrant skewered with a thin slice of apple
- Small sprig of thyme
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Why?
Stage 10 Summary
Who’s Simon Yates?
Simon Yates: Rider Profile
- Nationality: British 🇬🇧
- Born: August 7, 1992 (Bury, England)
- Nickname: The Lancashire Climber
- Specialty: Grand Tours, climbing, stage hunting
- Current Team (2025): Visma–Lease a Bike
Background
- Has an identical twin brother, Adam Yates, also a WorldTour professional cyclist
- Transitioned from the British Cycling track program to road racing in his early career
- Known for his calm demeanor, tactical patience, and bursts of high-intensity climbing
- Proud of his Northern English roots, often referencing home when discussing race wins
Career Highlights
- Giro d’Italia Winner (2025)
- Giro d’Italia Podium (3rd overall, 2021)
- Vuelta a España Winner (2018)
- Multiple Tour de France Stage Wins (including 2025 Stage 10)
- Multiple Giro d’Italia Stage Wins
- Tour de France Mountains Classification Contender in multiple years
- Winner of prestigious one-week races such as Tirreno–Adriatico and Tour of the Alps
Racing Style
- Explosive Climber – Can launch sharp accelerations on steep gradients
- Stage Hunter – Tactical in targeting specific mountain stages
- Aggressive Racer – Will attack from distance when the opportunity is right
- Durable – Capable of holding form through long Grand Tours
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