2025 Giro d’Italia Odds Favoring Primoz Roglic, Juan Ayuso

• Primoz Roglic is favored to win the 2025 Giro d’Italia with +150 odds.
• There are +175 odds for Juan Ayuso to win the Giro d’Italia.

ROME, Italy – Friday begins the 2025 Giro d’Italia which begins in Albania and ends in Rome on June 1st. Going into the race is a familiar face at the top of the odds board Primoz Roglic and is followed close behind is 22-year-old Juan Ayuso.

Currently on legal sports betting sites, Roglic has the shortest odds at +150 while Ayuso is extremely close behind at just +175 odds. They are the only two cyclists with odds under +500 to win the race. For what it’s worth, Adam Yates has +550 odds to win and he rounds out the three total cyclists who have odds under +1500 to win.

2025 Giro d’Italia Odds

• Primoz Roglic +150
• Juan Ayuso +175
• Adam Yates +550
• Michael Storer +1600
• Antonio Tiberi +1800
• Mikel Landa +1800
• Egan Bernal +2800
• Thymen Arensman +2800
• Derek Gee +3300
• Isaac Del Toro +3300
• Richard Carapaz +3300
• Simon Yates +3300
• Daniel Martinez +4000
• Giulio Ciccone +4000
• Jai Hindley +4000
• Tom Pidcock +5000
• David Gaudu +8000
• Lorenzo Fortunato +8000

Roglic & Ayuso Against The Field

Starting with Primoz Roglic, he comes in favored having won his last time out at the Volta ao Algarve and a top-10 finish in eighth place at the Coppa Bernocchi. Not to mention, he has also participated in this race before and won in 2024 as well.

As for Ayuso, he has quickly risen as one of the best young riders there is in the sports and potentially the successor to the top of UAE Team Emirates-XRG in place of Tadej Pogacar. Ayuso has finished in the top-10 in five straight races with three total wins.

Tadej Pogacar Not In the Race

Sticking with Tadej Pogacar, who would normally be the favorite sitting at the top of cycling odds boards, he will not be participating in the race as the defending champion and it seems to be a business decision more than anything. With the Vuelta a Espana coming up in August, and it also being the only grand tour that he hasn’t won, he’ll sit out and continue training for that.

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