Classifications Vuelta a España 2025 | And just like that, Pidcock gains time on Vingegaard and Almeida, Pellizzari closing in too
CyclingWednesday, 10 September 2025 at 19:39
The third grand tour of the year is well and truly underway! After Italy and a bit of France, the riders are continuing their battle in Spain in the Vuelta a Espana. IDLProCycling.com keeps track of the rankings for you!
Red jersey: overall classification Vuelta a España 2025
1. Jonas Vingegaard
2. João Almeida + 0.50
3. Tom Pidcock + 2.28
4. Jai Hindley + 3.04
5. Giulio Pellizzari + 3.51
6. Felix Gall + 4.57
7. Matthew Riccitello + 4.59
8. Sepp Kuss + 6.24
9. Torstein Træen + 7.06
10. Matteo Jorgenson + 10.16
11. Junior Lecerf + 11.52
12. Harold Tejada + 15.36
13. Abel Balderstone + 24.08
14. Jaume Guardeño + 25.30
15. Egan Bernal + 33.01
16. Santiago Buitrago + 33.52
17. Louis Meintjes + 35.32
18. Kevin Vermaerke + 39.18
19. Bruno Armirail + 42.10
20. Giulio Ciccone + 43.34
2. João Almeida + 0.50
3. Tom Pidcock + 2.28
4. Jai Hindley + 3.04
5. Giulio Pellizzari + 3.51
6. Felix Gall + 4.57
7. Matthew Riccitello + 4.59
8. Sepp Kuss + 6.24
9. Torstein Træen + 7.06
10. Matteo Jorgenson + 10.16
11. Junior Lecerf + 11.52
12. Harold Tejada + 15.36
13. Abel Balderstone + 24.08
14. Jaume Guardeño + 25.30
15. Egan Bernal + 33.01
16. Santiago Buitrago + 33.52
17. Louis Meintjes + 35.32
18. Kevin Vermaerke + 39.18
19. Bruno Armirail + 42.10
20. Giulio Ciccone + 43.34
Green jersey: points classification Vuelta a España 2025
1. Mads Pedersen - 237 points
2. Jonas Vingegaard - 153
3. Giulio Ciccone - 115
4. Ethan Vernon - 111
5. Jasper Philipsen - 105
6. João Almeida - 97
7. Tom Pidcock - 91
8. Egan Bernal - 84
9. Jai Hindley - 84
10. Felix Gall - 73
2. Jonas Vingegaard - 153
3. Giulio Ciccone - 115
4. Ethan Vernon - 111
5. Jasper Philipsen - 105
6. João Almeida - 97
7. Tom Pidcock - 91
8. Egan Bernal - 84
9. Jai Hindley - 84
10. Felix Gall - 73
Polka dot jersey: mountain classification Vuelta a España 2025
1. Jay Vine - 61 points
2. Jonas Vingegaard - 41
3. Louis Vervaeke - 32
4. João Almeida - 30
5. Marc Soler - 28
6. Juan Ayuso - 26
7. Joel Nicolau - 23
8. Nicolas Vinokurov - 22
9. Mikel Landa - 22
10. Sean Quin - 18
2. Jonas Vingegaard - 41
3. Louis Vervaeke - 32
4. João Almeida - 30
5. Marc Soler - 28
6. Juan Ayuso - 26
7. Joel Nicolau - 23
8. Nicolas Vinokurov - 22
9. Mikel Landa - 22
10. Sean Quin - 18
White jersey: youth classification Vuelta a España 2025
1. Giulio Pellizzari
2. Matthew Riccitello + 1.08
3. Junior Lecerf + 8.01
4. Abel Balderstone + 20.17
5. Jaume Guardeño + 21.39
2. Matthew Riccitello + 1.08
3. Junior Lecerf + 8.01
4. Abel Balderstone + 20.17
5. Jaume Guardeño + 21.39
Team standings Vuelta a España 2025
1. UAE Emirates-XRG
2. Visma | Lease a Bike + 27.58
3. Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe + 1:06.07
2. Visma | Lease a Bike + 27.58
3. Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe + 1:06.07
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Latest Comments
- Roger Vlaeminck says Mads is not a good rider? Where is the headline saying you don't even have to be a good rider to win the World Road Championship says Roger Vlaeminck, who never won it!!? Perhaps his aging mind needs to think about what the heck he's saying.packfiller7103-09-2025
- Wow, there is so much criticism of the UAE XRG riders. Why so much criticism is being leveled solely at the riders is baffling. The UAE XRG management deserves a good amount of the criticism aimed at the team, as a whole. They have not managed the talent they have at all. They failed miserably to properly handle young Isaac del Toro on that penultimate day of the Giro. And they have not handled Juan Ayuso well either. If they didn't have Tadej Pogacar in their roster, we might not be talking about them as winners, at all. So many think that Ayuso has shown that he is not a "team" player at all. Does anybody think that he might be thinking about his own future at this point? That he might want to feel like the team has his back, when they load the pressure onto him? And Joao is not a team leader. That burden might be laid on him by the management, but they need to properly support that assignment, not make it a contentious situation, within the team. And then how management has conducted themselves throughout this parting of ways between themselves and Ayuso has been totally indiscreet. And yet people want to pile onto Ayuso when he tells the truth about the manner that this is all soap opera is developing. He wants out. He shouldn't be getting so much negative criticism for that. It's a situation that has soured. Yes he has a contract, but he is not the first, nor will he be the last that wants to get out of a relationship that just isn't working anymore. And DeCauwer seems to have very vague reasons for criticizing Almeida. He does realize that Jonas is the second best Grand Tour rider of this current generation, so it should be no shame that Joao is behind him in the standings. Riders are giving their all in an extremely difficult sport that stretches them, often beyond their limits. Now many are wanting to send them to Behavioral School as well? The criticism ought to mellow out, or it ought to simply be ignored, as nothing more than blah, blah, blah, not worth the headlines it gets
reemmo002-09-2025 - In 5yrs, Pogi will be a top Twitch streamer living on baked goods while Urska is still racing.Veganpotter11-08-2025
- All they learned is that at the end of a 3 week race, Wout can beat him on a slightly bumpy stage. Obviously, this is very much thanks to Wout not racing for GC every day. This doesn't teach them a thing for Jonas beating Pogi. Not saying Jonas will never beat him again. But this absolutely won't have anything to do with it if he does beat him.Veganpotter28-07-2025
- Well, he eventually Pogacar pays the price for his insane spring campaign which was really crazyRosenkohl196125-07-2025
- Maybe I was a bit disrespectful to Heiden. What he did was unique and exceptional but he wasn't the only one who combined those distances, nowadays it is just not possible and nobody competes in both distances. The same is true for cycling with for example the combination of Roubaix and de Tour de France. In Merckx era there were more riders who managed a top10 in both races than currently.Joostmehrtens19-06-2025
- Two old men shouting at pigeons in the park…JonS16-06-2025
- Out of touch old men hankering after their youth through rose tinted spectacles, their arrogance almost outshines their irrelevance. Turn the volume down, this modern stuff just isn't music like we used to sing...johnny20whales16-06-2025
- In talking speed skating, the days when Heiden did that, nobody else did that. And Eddy couldn't do the equivalent of the bike. His 200 on the velodrome was good, but not world competitive for gold. Heiden was in his own world on the ice, moreso than Eddy if we pretend Eric didn't have a very short career on the ice.Veganpotter16-06-2025
- They wouldn't have dropped HIM so easily.... the GOAT. They would have dropped the rest from that era easily thoughVeganpotter16-06-2025
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