✨ “I thought: this can’t be real… not me. Not today.”
In this video, we take you inside the unforgettable day that Kim Le Court made history by becoming the first African woman ever to wear the yellow jersey in the Tour de France Femmes.

From the disbelief at the finish line to the support of her teammates as she stepped onto the podium, this is more than a jersey. It’s a moment for the history books.
Born in Mauritius, Kim could hardly believe what she had achieved. But the cheers said it all: she had earned the maillot jaune, and with it, inspired a continent.

👉 Tell us in the comments where you were when Kim made history.

50 Comments

  1. Bravo fière de notre Ile Maurice, chapeau bas. Ile Maurice te soutient . Je serai à Clermont quand au départ j'espère pouvoir te faire un ccou.Mauricienne de France

  2. As a Canadian born in Mauritius, I have never been more proud of being a Mauritian as today seeing Kim wearing the Yellow Jersey for a second time. She is so humble and is being realistic when she told her team mates to enjoy the moment because it may not happen again.

  3. Proud moment for the entire African Nation. She is the first woman from Mauritius standing on such a big podium of Tour de France gaining the yellow jersey. Wow. God bless her. ❤❤❤❤

  4. Why do you speak of African Nation? Nothing to do with Africa!!! Mautitius first was a French possession ,then has been a part of the United Kingdom before it's independance in 1967 .

  5. I don't even know that woman and I feel a sense of pride for her. I was actually feeling emotional. Very happy for her and the African continent

  6. Not just Mauritius, but around the world. I applaud those who work hard. if you are man or woman, the tour is hard. You are recognized for your efforts and achievements, keep it up!

  7. Congrats on the great achievement. That aside it’s interesting that some associate Mauritius with Africa. I don’t consider Mauritius to be an African nation. To associate with the whole of Africa is a bit of an insult to Mauritius.

  8. I think that we all cried with her….. This was so emotional. Proud of her and all her achievement so far. Mauritius stand with you. Stay blessed and continue to make our flag raise so high at international level.

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