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UCI Rankings Update | Primoz Roglic soars to 2nd; Almeida, Thomas and Pinot surge through rankings
CyclingTuesday, 30 May 2023 at 22:32
The Giro d'Italia has brought big changes to the UCI classifications. In the 2023 rankings, Primoz Roglic has climbed to second place following his win at the Giro d'Italia, whilst a few other riders climbed up the standings.
Roglic is now in second place to Tadej Pogacar, being the second rider to go above the 3000 points. With the extensive amount of points won throughout the race João Almeida raced to 7th place in the rankings, Geraint Thomas is now 9th and Thibaut Pinot is 12th. Whilst his scoring wasn't as high, Ben Healy also took further points and is now 8th in the classification.
2023 UCI Rankings updated on the 29th of May:
1 POGAČAR Tadej UAE Team Emirates 3517.9
2 ROGLIČ Primož Jumbo-Visma 3091
3 VAN DER POEL Mathieu Alpecin-Deceuninck 2598
4 PEDERSEN Mads Trek - Segafredo 2357.1
5 VAN AERT Wout Jumbo-Visma 2302
6 EVENEPOEL Remco Soudal - Quick Step 2284.7
7 ALMEIDA João UAE Team Emirates 2191
8 HEALY Ben EF Education-EasyPost 1730
9 THOMAS Geraint INEOS Grenadiers 1665
10 PIDCOCK Thomas INEOS Grenadiers 1599
11 PHILIPSEN Jasper Alpecin-Deceuninck 1535
12 PINOT Thibaut Groupama - FDJ 1529
13 GANNA Filippo INEOS Grenadiers 1518
14 LAPORTE Christophe Jumbo-Visma 1386
15 POWLESS Neilson EF Education-EasyPost 1365.7
16 CARUSO Damiano Bahrain - Victorious 1348
17 LANDA Mikel Bahrain - Victorious 1289
18 JORGENSON Matteo Movistar Team 1272
19 DE LIE Arnaud Lotto Dstny 1267
20 VINGEGAARD Jonas Jumbo-Visma 1166.6
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