Classifications Giro d'Italia 2025 | Pedersen takes over the pink jersey from Roglic, mountain jersey firmly on Fortunato’s shoulders
CyclingSunday, 11 May 2025 at 18:16
The Giro d'Italia 2025 has begun! A peloton of 184 riders will race through Albania, Italy, and a small part of Slovenia for three weeks before returning to Rome after 21 stages to determine who will be crowned the overall winner (pink jersey), best sprinter (purple jersey), king of the mountains (blue jersey), best young rider (white jersey), and best team in the 108th edition of the Giro d'Italia. IDLProCycling.com keeps track of the ranking in the various classifications for you.
Pink jersey: Overall classification Giro d'Italia 2025
1. Mads Pedersen
2. Primoz Roglic + 0.09
3. Mathias Vacek + 0.14
4. Brandon McNulty + 0.21
5. Juan Ayuso + 0.25
6. Isaac Del Toro + 0.26
7. Max Poole + 0.33
8. Antonio Tiberi + 0.34
9. Michael Storer + 0.36
10. Giulio Pelizzari + 0.40
11. Wilco Kelderman + 0.41
12. Simon Yates + 0.42
13. Adam Yates + 0.45
14. Richard Carapaz + 0.46
15. Jai Hindley + 0.48
16. Damiano Caruso ''
17. Davide Piganzoli + 0.49
18. Oluis Aular "
19. Thomas Pidcock + 0.51
20. Giulio Ciccone "
2. Primoz Roglic + 0.09
3. Mathias Vacek + 0.14
4. Brandon McNulty + 0.21
5. Juan Ayuso + 0.25
6. Isaac Del Toro + 0.26
7. Max Poole + 0.33
8. Antonio Tiberi + 0.34
9. Michael Storer + 0.36
10. Giulio Pelizzari + 0.40
11. Wilco Kelderman + 0.41
12. Simon Yates + 0.42
13. Adam Yates + 0.45
14. Richard Carapaz + 0.46
15. Jai Hindley + 0.48
16. Damiano Caruso ''
17. Davide Piganzoli + 0.49
18. Oluis Aular "
19. Thomas Pidcock + 0.51
20. Giulio Ciccone "
21. Egan Bernal + 0.57
22. Romain Bardet + 1.00
34. Derek Gee + 1.34
22. Romain Bardet + 1.00
34. Derek Gee + 1.34
Purple jersey: Points classification Giro d'Italia 2025
1. Mads Pedersen - 54 points
2. Alessandro Tonelli - 35
3. Orluis Aular - 24
4. Joshua Tarling - 18
5. Corbin Strong - 18
6. Wout van Aert - 18
7. Manuele Tarozzi - 17
8. Chris Hamilton - 13
9. Primoz Roglic - 12
10. Sylvain Moniquet - 11
2. Alessandro Tonelli - 35
3. Orluis Aular - 24
4. Joshua Tarling - 18
5. Corbin Strong - 18
6. Wout van Aert - 18
7. Manuele Tarozzi - 17
8. Chris Hamilton - 13
9. Primoz Roglic - 12
10. Sylvain Moniquet - 11
Blue jersey: Mountain classification Giro d'Italia 2025
1. Lorenzo Fortunato - 28 points
2. Sylvain Moniquet - 18
3. Pello Bilbao - 12
4. Alessandro Tonelli - 11
5. Giulio Ciccone - 9
6. Alessandro Verre - 8
7. Chris Hamilton - 6
8. Mads Pedersen - 4
9. Mathias Vacek - 4
10. Manuele Tarozzi - 4
2. Sylvain Moniquet - 18
3. Pello Bilbao - 12
4. Alessandro Tonelli - 11
5. Giulio Ciccone - 9
6. Alessandro Verre - 8
7. Chris Hamilton - 6
8. Mads Pedersen - 4
9. Mathias Vacek - 4
10. Manuele Tarozzi - 4
White jersey: Youth classification Giro d'Italia 2024
1. Mathias Vacek
2. Juan Ayuso + 0.11
3. Isaac Del Toro + 0.12
4. Max Poole + 0.19
5. Antonio Tiberi + 0.20
6. Giulio Pellizzari + 0.26
7. Davide Piganzoli + 0.35
8. Felix Engelhardt + 1.11
9. Marco Frigo + 2.08
10. Alessandro Pinarello + 2.10
2. Juan Ayuso + 0.11
3. Isaac Del Toro + 0.12
4. Max Poole + 0.19
5. Antonio Tiberi + 0.20
6. Giulio Pellizzari + 0.26
7. Davide Piganzoli + 0.35
8. Felix Engelhardt + 1.11
9. Marco Frigo + 2.08
10. Alessandro Pinarello + 2.10
Team classification Giro d'Italia 2025
1. Lidl Trek
2. UAE Team Emirates-XRG + 0.07
3. Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe + 0.15
2. UAE Team Emirates-XRG + 0.07
3. Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe + 0.15
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Latest Comments
- No comment but here's my comment!Veganpotter09-05-2025
- No comment but here's my comment!Veganpotter09-05-2025
- Jos van Emden is right to speak out. The UCI’s lack of transparency and inconsistent decision-making have eroded trust among teams, riders, and fans alike. When even experienced professionals like Van Emden lose faith, it’s a clear signal that the system needs serious reform. Integrity and fairness should be at the core of any governing body, something the UCI needs to be reminded of.ahmed06-05-2025
- Why continue to give this bully and liar a platform. Both he and Bruyneel should be persona non grata in the cycling world.Aodh25-04-2025
- Such negative comments that are truly inappropriate and actually ridiculous. He sounds like an old man, bitter that he can't race anymore. Why can't he just be gracious? Or just shut up. Instead of howling for attention, in such a rude manner. Must be Dementia creeping in. We are all living in the Now. Records are there, and some are being broken, some are unapproachable. If he doesn't like it, and it makes him sick, maybe he ought start watching some other sport. Don't want the old mans health to be upset.
reemmo031-03-2025 - Roger De Vlaeminck inspires me to create a new beer: "Bitter Old Twat Belgian".JackInhof31-03-2025
- Shoot, I'll ride it for 1/10 of what his pay for that day is😅Veganpotter30-03-2025
- What is this? The Lance Armstrong daily cheaters channel? I could care less about Johan and Lance the seven times cheater. Greg Lemond was right all along, Why don't you write about that instead of these two knuckleheads.velodrone28-03-2025
- Are we all doomed to hear from Lance Armstrong and Johan bruneel until the end of time? It's not enough the stain they left on cycling? Do we have to see that shadow forever?bigyakman26-03-2025
- I am not sure if it is the hardest to win. In Flanders and Roubaix well before the finish the Peleton will be decimated and the race will normally be won by the best rider of the day or maybe 2nd or 3rd in case of a mechanical or unlucky break especially in case of Roubaix. In San Remo just before the finish there will still be several riders in contention and they are hard to ditch. For the best riders it is a race hard to win since it is not so selective. But if you are not a top 5 rider but still a top 10 rider this race is your best change to win. You will see more Milan San remo Winners with only 1 monument win than any other monumentsJoostmehrtens19-03-2025