Giro d'Italia 2026 Classifications Update Stage 14 - Jonas Vingegaard finally takes pink as brave Eulalio retains podium place and Jhonatan Narvaez grabs Ciclamino

The 2026 Giro d’Italia classifications will evolve day by day over three weeks of racing, from the Grande Partenza in Bulgaria to the final stage in Rome, between 8 May and 31 May. Every summit finish, sprint stage, breakaway, and time trial has the potential to reshape the fight for the Maglia Rosa and the Giro’s other jerseys.

This live classifications hub will be updated after each stage of the Giro d’Italia with the latest General Classification, Points Classification, Mountains Classification, and Best Young Rider rankings. As the race develops, this page will track every major movement in the battle for pink, ciclamino, azzurro, and white.

From Jonas Vingegaard’s Maglia Rosa challenge to Jonathan Milan’s fight for ciclamino, this page will follow every major standings change across all four jersey competitions throughout the 2026 Giro d’Italia.

Stage 14 has finally turned the Giro d’Italia general classification into Jonas Vingegaard’s race. After more than a week of chasing Afonso Eulalio, the Team Visma | Lease a Bike leader now sits in the Maglia Rosa with a two miute 26-second advantage over the Bahrain Victorious rider. Eulalio limited the damage better than it first looked when he cracked on Pila, but the pink jersey has finally changed shoulders.

Felix Gall also comes out of the day well. He moves up to third overall at 2:50, keeping himself firmly in the podium battle after riding his own tempo behind Vingegaard. Thymen Arensman slips one place to fourth at 3:03, losing ground after his big time-trial gain earlier in the week.

Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe had a stronger GC day than recent illness concerns might have suggested. Jai Hindley rises to fifth at 3:43, while Giulio Pellizzari climbs three places to sixth at 4:22 after surviving deep into the final climb. Michael Storer is seventh at 4:46.

Ben O’Connor and Derek Gee-West are the biggest losers inside the top 10, dropping to eighth and ninth respectively, while Davide Piganzoli’s huge domestique ride for Vingegaard also moves him into the top 10 overall at 6:13. Visma now have Vingegaard in pink, Piganzoli tenth and Sepp Kuss seventeenth, underlining how strongly they controlled the day.

Jhonatan Narvaez has taken over the Maglia Ciclamino by the narrowest possible margin, moving one point ahead of Paul Magnier after Stage 14. Narvaez now leads with 131 points to Magnier’s 130, turning the points classification into a genuine duel after UAE Team Emirates-XRG used the breakaway to keep him moving up the standings.

Jonathan Milan remains third on 76, but the fight for purple is now very clearly between Narvaez and Magnier. Jasper Stuyven climbs to fourth on 71, ahead of Thomas Silva, Alec Segaert and Manuele Tarozzi.

Jonas Vingegaard has tightened his grip on the mountains classification after Stage 14, moving to 161 points after another dominant day in the high mountains. Behind him, the big reshuffle came from the breakaway. Jardi Van Der Lee jumps into second on 77 points, while Giulio Ciccone rockets up to third on 75 after aggressively targeting the major climbs. Felix Gall is pushed down to fourth despite rising to 72 points.

Diego Sevilla now sits fifth on 63, with Einer Rubio and Igor Arrieta also moving into serious KoM contention after taking points from the break. Vingegaard remains well clear, but the fight behind him has changed completely.

Afonso Eulalio lost the Maglia Rosa but remains in control of the youth classification, still 1:56 clear of Giulio Pellizzari after Stage 14.

Behind them, Davide Piganzoli is the big mover. His huge support ride for Jonas Vingegaard lifts him two places to third, now 3:47 down, while Mathys Rondel stays fourth at 4:32. Markel Beloki slips two places to fifth after a costly mountain stage, with Igor Arrieta and Johannes Kulset both moving up one spot to sixth and seventh.

Team Visma | Lease a Bike are now back on top of the team classification after their Stage 14 mountain masterclass, moving up two places and opening a 24-second lead over Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe.

Tudor Pro Cycling Team and Netcompany INEOS Cycling Team both gain one place into third and fourth, while Pinarello-Q36.5, Decathlon CMA CGM Team and Movistar also edge upwards. The big collapse is XDS Astana Team, who drop from first to tenth after a costly day in the mountains.

You can check the full standings of each of the classifications at the 2026 Giro d'Italia.