👚 General Classification:
It was on the very last stage that Demi Vollering took the pink jersey from Anna van der Breggen, completing the “Triple Crown” – the second rider to achieve this feat after Annemiek van Vleuten! Van der Breggen lost the pink jersey after wearing it for half the race, having taken it from Elisa Balsamo, this year’s first pink jersey holder.
Vollering wins the Giro d'Italia with a 30" lead over Antonia Niedermaier, who secured her first podium finish at the Giro d'Italia, and a 1'37" lead over van der Breggen.

🔴 Points Classification:
There was no real contest for the red jersey. Following the highly debated disqualification of Wiebes after stage 1, Elisa Balsamo dominated the sprint stages, claiming four victories and securing a commanding win in the points classification with 152 points. Second place went to Demi Vollering (73 pts.), while Celia Gery finished third with 63 points.

🔵 Mountain Classification:
The QOM jersey was largely a battle between the GC contenders. La Bella was the first rider to wear blue, but van der Breggen took over the lead on stage 3. Once she moved into the Maglia Rosa, the mountain jersey was handled to Reusser and then Cavallar. On stage 8, however, Vollering's victory atop Colle delle Finestre allowed her to draw level with van der Breggen at the top of the standings. In today’s stage, her victory in the Montoso QOM secured her the blue jersey, just a few hours before her grand final triumph! Second place went to Antonia Niedermaier (55 pts.), while Anna van der Breggen finished third with 53 points.

⚪️ Best Young Rider:
After an outstanding Giro d'Italia, finishing just outside the overall podium, Isabella Holmgren claimed the white jersey. In the opening stages, the classification changed hands several times between Gery and Zambelli. The uphill TT to Nevegal, however, began to shape the standings, with Holmgren emerging as the strongest U23 rider. The Canadian extended her advantage on every GC stage, eventually winning the classification by 6'19" over Lore de Schepper and 27'24" over Viktória Chladoňová.