The Maglia Ciclamino (from Italian: mauve jersey) is one of the winner's jerseys of the three-week stage cycling race Giro d'Italia. It is named for its color of the alpine flower cyclamen. It is worn by the rider who leads the points classification for having finished with the best placements in the daily stages, independent from time distances. From 1967 to 1969 the leader wore a red jersey but in 1970 it was changed to mauve.

Recent winners

• bold-face type denotes rider won the General classification (maglia rosa), as well.
• italic-face type denotes rider won the Mountains classification (maglia verde), as well.
• italic and bold-face type denotes rider won the overall, points and mountains classifications.

Year	Winner	Nationality
1966	Gianni Motta
1967	Dino Zandegù
1968	Eddy Merckx
1969	Franco Bitossi
1970	Franco Bitossi (2nd)
1971	Marino Basso
1972	Roger De Vlaeminck
1973	Eddy Merckx (2nd)
1974	Roger De Vlaeminck (2nd)
1975	Roger De Vlaeminck (3rd)
1976	Francesco Moser
1977	Francesco Moser (2nd)
1978	Francesco Moser (3rd)
1979	Giuseppe Saronni
1980	Giuseppe Saronni (2nd)
1981	Giuseppe Saronni (3rd)
1982	Francesco Moser (4th)
1983	Giuseppe Saronni (4th)
1984	Urs Freuler
1985	Johan Van der Velde
1986	Guido Bontempi
1987	Johan Van der Velde (2nd)
1988	Johan Van der Velde (3rd)
1989	Giovanni Fidanza
1990	Gianni Bugno
1991	Claudio Chiappucci
1992	Mario Cipollini (1st)
1993	Adriano Baffi
1994	Djamolidine Abdoujaparov
1995	Tony Rominger
1996	Fabrizio Guidi
1997	Mario Cipollini (2nd)
1998	Mariano Piccoli
1999	Laurent Jalabert
2000	Dimitri Konyshev
2001	Massimo Strazzer
2002	Mario Cipollini (3rd)
2003	Gilberto Simoni
2004	Alessandro Petacchi
2005	Paolo Bettini
2006	Paolo Bettini (2nd)
2007	Danilo Di Luca1
2008	Daniele Bennati

Notes

1. Di Luca awarded victory after Petacchi was disqualified for failing a drugs test.

Maglia ciclamino by country

''As of the 2007 Giro d'Italia

Country	Victories
29
5
3
2
1
1
	1

External links

• Giro d'talia official website