Classifications Giro d'Italia 2025 | Roglic takes the lead from Pedersen by slim margin, Van Aert drops out of top ten
CyclingSaturday, 10 May 2025 at 20:21
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. Primoz Roglic
2. Mads Pedersen + 0.01
3. Mathias Vacek + 0.05
4. Brandon McNulty + 0.12
5. Juan Ayuso + 0.16
6. Isaac Del Toro + 0.17
7. Max Poole + 0.24
8. Antonio Tiberi + 0.25
9. Michael Storer + 0.27
10. Giulio Pelizzari + 0.31
11. Wout van Aert + 0.32
12. Wilco Kelderman ''
13. Simon Yates + 0.33
14. Adam Yates + 0.36
15. Richard Carapaz + 0.37
16. Jai Hindley + 0.39
17. Damiano Caruso ''
18. Davide Piganzoli + 0.40
19. Thomas Pidcock + 0.42
20. Giulio Ciccone "
2. Mads Pedersen + 0.01
3. Mathias Vacek + 0.05
4. Brandon McNulty + 0.12
5. Juan Ayuso + 0.16
6. Isaac Del Toro + 0.17
7. Max Poole + 0.24
8. Antonio Tiberi + 0.25
9. Michael Storer + 0.27
10. Giulio Pelizzari + 0.31
11. Wout van Aert + 0.32
12. Wilco Kelderman ''
13. Simon Yates + 0.33
14. Adam Yates + 0.36
15. Richard Carapaz + 0.37
16. Jai Hindley + 0.39
17. Damiano Caruso ''
18. Davide Piganzoli + 0.40
19. Thomas Pidcock + 0.42
20. Giulio Ciccone "
22. Egan Bernal + 0.48
47. Romain Bardet + 0.51
36. Derek Gee + 1.25
43. Thymen Arensman + 1.56
58. Milan Vader + 2.34
47. Romain Bardet + 0.51
36. Derek Gee + 1.25
43. Thymen Arensman + 1.56
58. Milan Vader + 2.34
Purple jersey: Points classification Giro d'Italia 2025
1. Mads Pedersen - 29 points
2. Wout van Aert - 18
3. Manuele Tarozzi - 17
4. Joshua Tarling - 15
5. Alessandro Tonelli - 15
6. Primoz Roglic - 12
7. Orluis Aular - 12
8. Sylvain Moniquet - 11
9. Jay Vine - 9
10. Taco van der Hoorn - 9
2. Wout van Aert - 18
3. Manuele Tarozzi - 17
4. Joshua Tarling - 15
5. Alessandro Tonelli - 15
6. Primoz Roglic - 12
7. Orluis Aular - 12
8. Sylvain Moniquet - 11
9. Jay Vine - 9
10. Taco van der Hoorn - 9
Blue jersey: Mountain classification Giro d'Italia 2025
1. Sylvain Moniquet - 18 points
2. Lorenzo Fortunato - 10
3. Giulio Ciccone - 9
4. Alessandro Verre - 8
5. Alessandro Tonelli - 6
6. Mads Pedersen - 4
7. Mathias Vacek - 4
8. Manuele Tarozzi - 4
9. Pello Bilbao - 4
10. Primoz Roglic - 3
2. Lorenzo Fortunato - 10
3. Giulio Ciccone - 9
4. Alessandro Verre - 8
5. Alessandro Tonelli - 6
6. Mads Pedersen - 4
7. Mathias Vacek - 4
8. Manuele Tarozzi - 4
9. Pello Bilbao - 4
10. Primoz Roglic - 3
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. Francesco Busatto + 0.57
9. Felix Engelhardt + 1.11
10. Joshua Tarling + 1.29
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. Francesco Busatto + 0.57
9. Felix Engelhardt + 1.11
10. Joshua Tarling + 1.29
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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