Giro d’Italia 2022 – Trasa Video prezentacja trasy Giro d’Italia 2022: Mapa Giro d’Italia 2022: Etapy Giro d’Italia 2022: Etap 1, 6 maja: Budapest – Visegrád 195 km Etap 2, 7 maja: Budapest – Budapest 9,2 km jazda indywidualna na czas Etap 3, 8 maja: Kaposvár – Balatonfüred 201 km Dzień przerwy – 9 maja Etap 4, 10 maja: Avola – Etna-Nicolosi (Rif. Sapienza) 166 km Etap 5, 11 maja: Catania – Messina 172 km Messina_altimetria Etap 6, 12 maja: Palmi – Scalea (Riviera dei Cedri) 192 km Scalea_altimetria Etap 7, 13 maja: Diamante – Potenza 198 km Potenza_altimetria Etap 8, 14 maja: Napoli – Napoli (Procida Capitale Italiana della Cultura) 149 km Napoli_altimetria Etap 9, 15 maja: Isernia – Blockhaus 187 km BlockHaus_altimetria Dzień przerwy – 16 maja Etap 10, 17 maja: Pescara – Jesi 194 km Jesi_altimetria Etap 11, 18 maja: Santarcangelo di Romagna – Reggio Emilia 201 km ReggioEmilia_altimetria Etap 12, 19 maja: Parma – Genova 186 km Genova_altimetria Etap 13, 20 maja: Sanremo – Cuneo 157 km Cuneo_altimetria Etap 14, 21 maja: Santena – Torino 153 km Torino_altimetria Etap 15, 22 maja: Rivarolo Canavese – Cogne 177 km Cogne_altimetria Dzień przerwy – 23 maja Etap 16, 24 maja: Salò – Aprica 200 km Aprica_altimetria Etap 17, 25 maja: Ponte di Legno – Lavarone 165 km Lavarone_altimetria Etap 18, 26 maja: Borgo Valsugana – Treviso 146 km Treviso_altimetria Etap 19, 27 maja: Marano Lagunare – Santuario di Castelmonte 178 km Castelmonte_altimetria Etap 20, 28 maja: Belluno – Marmolada (Passo Fedaia) 167 km Fedaia_altimetria Etap 21, 29 maja: Verona 17,1 km jazda indywidualna na czas Verona_ITT_altimetria

Joe Dombrowski is the winner of Giro d'Italia 2021 Stage 4, before Alessandro De Marchi and Filippo Fiorelli. +21:09: 172: Climber: CATALDO Dario Movistar Team

From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository Jump to navigation Jump to search2021 Giro d'Italia, stage 21 stage of the Giro d'ItaliaUpload mediaInstance ofindividual time trialPart of2021 Giro d'ItaliaLocationItalyStart pointSenagoDestination pointMilanNumber of participants143 (beginning)143 (end)WinnerFilippo Ganna (stage winner)Egan Bernal (overall leader at the end of the stage)Dries De Bondt (leader of the sprint classification)Peter Sagan (leader of the points classification)Geoffrey Bouchard (leader of the mountain classification)2021 Ineos Grenadiers (leader of the teams classification by time)Egan Bernal (leader of the young rider classification)Simon Pellaud (leader of the breakaway classification)Dries De Bondt (leader of the combativity classification)Point in time30 May 2021Event kmFollows2021 Giro d'Italia, stage 20 Authority control Q105479375 Reasonator PetScan Scholia Statistics OpenStreetMap Locator tool Search depicted

2021 Giro d'Italia, stage 1; 2021 Giro d'Italia, stage 2; 2021 Giro d'Italia, stage 3; This page was last edited on 21 December 2022, at 10:32. The Giro d'Italia (opens in new tab)2021 is now over and we have our winner Bernal (Ineos Grenadiers) held on through the final time trial in Milan, won by his team-mate Filippo Ganna, to take a convincing victory, finishing 1-29 ahead of second place Damiano Caruso (Bahrain-Victorious). Third place overall, Simon Yates (Team BikeExchange), finished at 4-15 to take his first Grand Tour podium since winning the 2018 Vuelta a other classifications were complete ahead of the stage 21 time trial: Peter Sagan (Bora-Hansgrohe) takes home the ciclamino points jersey ahead of Davide Cimolai (Israel Start-Up Nation), while Geoffrey Bouchard (Ag2r-Citroën) claimed the blue mountains jersey ahead of race winner Egan also took the white jersey of the best young rider ahead of Aleksandr Vlasov (Astana-Premier Tech), who finished in fourth place Grenadiers will also be able to celebrate their team efforts on the podium, winning the super team classification ahead of d'Italia 2021 stage 21 results: Senago to Milan ( ITT)1. Filippo Ganna (Ita) Ineos Grenadiers, in 33-48 2. Rémi Cavagna (Fra) Deceuninck-Quick-Step, at 12 seconds 3. Edoardo Affini (Ita) Jumbo-Visma, at 13s 4. Matteo Sobrero (Ita) Astana-Premier Tech, at 14s 5. João Almeida (Por) Deceuninck-Quick-Step, at 27s 6. Max Walscheid (Ger) Qhubeka-Assos, at 33s 7. Alberto Bettiol (Ita) EF Education First-Nippo, at 34s 8. Jan Tratnik (Slo) Bahrain-Victorious, at 42s 9. Gianni Moscon (Ita) Ineos Grenadiers, at 44s 10. Iljo Keisse (Bel) Deceuninck-Quick-Step, at 47s Others 17. Damiano Caruso (Ita) Bahrain-Victorious, at 1-23 24. Egan Bernal (Col) Ineos Grenadiers, at 1-53 51. Simon Yates (GBr) Team BikeExchange, at 2-45Giro d'Italia 2021 final general classification1. Egan Bernal (Col) Ineos Grenadiers, in 86-17-28 2. Damiano Caruso (Ita) Bahrain Victorious, at 1-29 3. Simon Yates (GBr) Team BikeExchange, at 4-15 4. Aleksandr Vlasov (Rus) Astana-Premier Tech, at 6-40 5. Daniel Martínez (Col) Ineos Grenadiers, at 7-24 6. João Almeida (Por) Deceuninck - Quick-Step, at same time 7. Romain Bardet (Fra) Team DSM, at 8-05 8. Hugh Carthy (GBr) EF Education-Nippo, at 8-56 9. Tobias Foss (Nor) Team Jumbo-Visma, at 11-44 10. Dan Martin (Irl) Israel Start-Up Nation, at 18-35Giro d'Italia 2021 final points classification1. Peter Sagan (Svk) Bora-Hansgrohe, 136pts 2. Davide Cimolai (Ita) Israel Start-Up Nation, 118pts 3. Ferando Gaviria (Col) UAE Team Emirates, 116pts 4. Elia Viviani (Ita) Cofidis, 86pts 5. Egan Bernal (Col) Ineos Grenadiers, 80pts 6. Dries De Bondt (Bel) Alpecin-Fenix, 71pts 7. Andrea Pasqualon (Ita) Intermarché-Wanty-Gobert Matériaux, 61pts 8. Simone Consonni (Ita) Cofidis, 60pts 9. Umberto Marengo (Ita) Bardiani-CSF-Faizanè, 57pts 10. Alberto Bettiol (Ita) EF Education-Nippo, d'Italia 2021 final mountain classification1. Geoffrey Bouchard (Fra) Ag2r-Citroën, 184pts 2. Egan Bernal (Col) Ineos Grenadiers, 140pts 3. Damiano Caruso (Ita) Bahrain Victorious, 99pts 4. Dan Martin (Irl) Israel Start-Up Nation, 83pts 5. Simon Yates (Gbr) Team BikeExchange, 61pts Giro d'Italia 2021 final youth classification1. Egan Bernal (Col) Ineos Grenadiers, in 86-17-28 2. Aleksandr Vlasov (Rus) Astana-Premier Tech, at 6-40 3. Daniel Martínez (Col) Ineos Grenadiers, at 7-24 4. João Almeida (Por) Deceuninck - Quick-Step, at same time 5. Tobias Foss (Nor) Jumbo-Visma, at 11-44Giro d'Italia 2021 final team classification1. Ineos Grenadiers, in 256-30-31 2. Team Jumbo-Visma, at 26-52 3. Team DSM, at 29-09 4. Astana-Premier Tech, at 33-05 5. Team BikeExchange, at 1-15-12There are a number of classifications available in the Giro d'Italia with nine competitions in total. Of course, there are the four jerseys for the overall leader in pink, the king of the mountains in blue, the points jersey in purple and the white best young riders jersey, but there are of course are all the classifications for the Giro d'Italia explained so you have more of an idea of what's going on behind the 'fight for pink'. Leader of the general classification, pink jersey explained(Image credit: Tim de Waele/Getty Images)The pink jersey sits on the shoulders of the rider who has made it around the route faster than anyone else. Whoever wins stage one will wear the jersey on stage two and lead the overall or general classification with a certain gap to the next the leader was the lose more of that time then he will hand over the lead of the race to the rider who is now the best placed after that stage. This will continue through the entire race of 21 of the mountains classification, blue jersey explained(Image credit: Stuart Franklin/Getty Images)The mountains jersey, unlike in the other Grand Tours, is not a polka-dot jersey but rather just a solid blue will battle to take the jersey by getting into breakaways and attempting to take as many mountains points as they possibly can along the way. The early stages usually see the easier category four climbs before category three, two and one start to appear further into the are no high-category climbs in the Giro d'Italia but there is one special climb called the 'Cima Coppi' which is the highest point of the race, this year's was due to be the Passo Pordoi but that was removed due to extreme weather, so the title went to the Passo points are as followed, a cat four climb gives you three, two and one points for the first three over the top, cat three climbs have nine, four, two and one points available. A cat two gives the riders 18, eight, six, four, two and one points with the cat one giving out a heft 40, 18, 12, nine, six, four, two and one points to the first eight riders over the special thing about the 'Cima Coppi' is that is gives a huge amount of points to the rider who goes over the top first. The leader takes 50 points that could potentially change the leader of the classification with a further 30, 20, 14, 10, six, four, two and one points left after of the points classification, purple jersey explained(Image credit: Tim De Waele/Getty Images)The points jersey is pretty self explanatory, purple in colours, or as the race puts it 'cyclamen' (which is a flower that can be many colours), the points jersey is given to the rider who collects the most points over the recent years the race has aimed the jersey more towards the fast men with more points given to riders on designated sprint stages with the top 15 on the stage taking 50, 35, 25, 18, 14, 12, 10, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two and one points. The intermediate sprints also give a lot more points too on these days with 20, 12, eight, six, four, three, two and one points days that are not considered sprint stages the points fall to 25, 18, 12, eight, six, five, four, three, two and one points with intermediate sprints handing out 10, six, three, two and one points biggest of mountain stages favour the mountains jersey more over the points with 15, 12, nine, seven, six, five, four, three, two and one points available at the finish but with more points in the intermediate sprint to encourage battles in the breakaways with 12, eight, six, five, four, three, two and one points of the youth classification, white jersey explained(Image credit: Tim de Waele/Getty Images)The final jersey available is the white best young riders jersey. This is calculated the same as the pink jersey but only riders who were born after January 1, 1996 (under 25) can compete for classification explainedThe team classification works by calculating the lowest cumulative time of the three best placed riders from each classificationsWe're used to seeing other races such as the Tour de France awarding riders for being the most combative rider of each stage and the overall race but the Giro takes it a step Corsa Rosa has four extra competitions that offer money but no jersey as a prize. The most combative rider unusually gives points instead of being decided by a judging panel or social media. This is based on points acquired over stage finishes, intermediate sprints and categorised finishes hand out six all the way down to one points with intermediate sprints handing out five points down to one point. Climbs are where it gets a bit trickier to calculate as the Cima Coppi and cat one climbs hand out four down to one points, cat two climbs give three, two and one points, cat threes give two and one points and finally a cat four gives out just the one breakaway prize of 'Fuga Pinarello' is the big one for the smaller teams as it is calculated by how many kilometres you spend off the front of the peloton in, you guessed it, the breakaway. But there is a catch, if the break has more than 10 riders you will not get any points. You also have to out front for more than 5km to get points. If it comes to a tie-breaker then it will depends on the rider's placing sprint classification isn't anything to do with the purple jersey but depending on how you're doing in that competition you may be involved. This doesn't take into account the difficulty of the stage and hands out 10, six, three two and one points out to the first five riders across the line in intermediate the fair play classification. The aim of this game is to not gain points as you gain them when penalised for UCI rule breaking. For example sticky bottle, littering, feeding outside designated zones or urinating in front of the public will all get you a points as well as a fine. Team with the fewest points, wins! Quite a nice one to win too. The best Giro d'Italia 2021 articles. Giro d'Italia 2021 full guide. Route. Giro d'Italia Stage 18 profile. Starting in Rovereto, the longest stage of the 2021 Giro d’Italia awaits. However, the first 200km are almost featureless. An intermediate sprint in Cremona is the first point of note and doesn’t occur until kilometre 134. Zapowiedź 18. etapu Tour de France 2022. 21 lipca (czwartek): Lourdes – Hautacam (143,2 km). Etap w trzech zdaniach Godne pożegnanie z Pirenejami i górskimi etapami na trasie 109. Tour de France. Do pokonania trzy strome podjazdy, Col d'Aubisque, debiutujący na trasie "Wielkiej Pętli" Col de Spandelles i na koniec Hautacam. Stacja ta ostatnio gościła w 2014 roku, gdy zwycięzcą został późniejszy triumfator całej imprezy, Vincenzo Nibali. Briefing przed startem Kolarze wyruszą z Lourdes, ponad 13-tysięcznego miasteczka, jednego z największych na świecie ośrodków kultu maryjnego i cel pielgrzymek katolików z całego świata. Lourdes po raz szósty będzie miastem etapowym Touru. Początek etapu jest dość łatwy, dopiero po lotnej premii w Laruns (58,5 km) rozpocznie się Col d’Aubisque. Przełęcz ma prawie 17 kilometrów, a nachylenie drugiej części nie schodzi poniżej 8%, dlatego już tutaj trudy etapu dadzą się mocno we znaki. Po małej poprawce na Col du Soulor kolarze zjadą do podnóża Spandelles, gdzie czekać ich będzie następne 10 kilometrów o nachyleniu powyżej 8%. Na koniec pozostanie równie wymagający Hautacam. W sumie zbierze się 4000 metrów przewyższenia na 143 kilometrach. Stacja narciarska Hautacam na trasie Tour de France pojawia się po raz szósty. Pierwszy raz wspinaczka pojawiła się w 1994 roku, jako zakończenie jedenastego etapu z Cahors. Tego dnia maillot jaune przywdział dotąd trzykrotny zwycięzca wyścigu, Miguel Indurain, który awansował na pierwsze miejsce za sprawą sukcesu na czasówce dziewiątego dnia. Przed podjazdem etap był całkowicie płaski, a u podnóża zaatakował Marco Pantani, drugi kolarz Giro d’Italia w tamtym roku. W peletonie piekielne tempo podyktował Jean-François Bernard, pomocnik Induraina, który ostatecznie został na czele sam z Lukiem Leblankiem. Dwójka mknęła pod górę i wyprzedziła “Pirata”, rozstrzygając o losach etapu pomiędzy sobą. Ten w sprincie zgarnął Leblanc, zaś Indurain powiększył przewagę w klasyfikacji generalnej nad drugim Tonym Romingem z dwóch do czterech minut i przybrał kurs na czwarte z rzędu zwycięstwo w Tour de France. Ostatnia górska batalia Touru. Tadej Pogacar zaprzysiągł atakować do upadłego i na osiemnastym etapie będzie miał ku temu okazję. Odrobienie 2 minut zdaje się mało prawdopodobne, chyba, że Jonas Vingegaard przeżyje poważny kryzys. Obaj zawodnicy stracili po kilku pomocników, Pogacar na etapie do Peyragudes wypalił paliwo w bakach swoich pomocników, a zatem można się spodziewać chaotycznego ścigania i ekip próbujących wysłać w ucieczkę "stacje przekaźnikowe". Lider wyścigu po tym etapie powinien dojechać w żółtej koszulce do Paryża. Trzeciego miejsca broni Geraint Thomas, natomiast ataki po wyższe pozycje zapowiadają Nairo Quintana, Romain Bardet i Aleksandr Vlasov. W dziesiątce może się jeszcze pozmieniać, ale układ podium nie powinien się zmienić, chyba że któregoś z trzech najlepszych kolarzy dopadnie poważny kryzys. Premie górskie: Col d’Aubisque (76,7 km – 66,5 km przed metą; 16,4 km; 7,1%, kat. HC) Col de Spandelles (110 km – 33,2 km przed metą; 10,3 km; 8,3%, kat. 1) Hautacam (meta; 13,6 km; 7,8%, kat. HC) Lotna premia: Laruns (58,5 km – 84,7 km przed metą) Start honorowy do etapu o godz. 13:30, start ostry – 13:40 po 3,1-kilometrowym odcinku neutralnym. Planowany finisz: 17:25-17:54 mapki i profile: ASO/Geoatlas Jeśli znalazłeś w artykule błąd lub literówkę prosimy, daj nam o tym znać zaznaczając błędny fragment tekstu i używając skrótu klawiszy Ctrl+Enter.

Stage 21 (ITT) (Final) » Senago › Milan (30.3km) Egan Bernal is the winner of Giro d'Italia 2021, before Damiano Caruso and Simon Yates. Filippo Ganna is the winner of the final stage.

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This post is dedicated to the Giro d’Italia 2021’s Team Bikes and Riders Start list. It is an ongoing project started and I will try to keep this page updated as time 2021 Giro d’Italia edition starts May 8th with an Individual Time Trial (ITT) and ends on May 30th in Milano with another they say in finance, past performances doesn’t guarantee future results. Each edition of the Giro is unpredictable and I feel it is even more prevalent since might also be interested in Giro d’Italia 2022’s Team Bikes and will try to keep my introduction of the Giro d’Italia 2021 as brief as possible as there is plenty of information already and I prefer to dedicate my time (and yours) to the bikes think the Giro D’Italia is the most difficult and animated of the three Grand Tours. The riders are more engaged than on the Tour de France in my 2021 Giro d’Italia is that is shorter than the 2020 edition. Writing in depth about each stage of the races is exciting but I have dedicated my valuable time to my main topic, which is the rider’s bike. Nerd alert!The Giro official homepage has the detailed stages as linked here: three teams of eight riders are engaged, this represent 184 riders and their unique riding style. That’s 184 unique bikes to teams are racing on Shimano, 4 are on Campagnolo and 3 on SRAM groupset. 22 Teams are racing on Disc brakes type road the Team Ineos Grenadier is racing the Giro d’Italia 2021 entirely on rim brakes set up. Some riders of the Team UAE Emirates are also racing on rim brakes, Joe DOMBROWSKI Grenadiers (IGD)The England based team Ineos – Grenadier is racing on the Pinarello Dogma F12 and F12 lightweight version, TT stages are raced on the Pinarello “Bolide” TT bike. This is the last team to be racing on rim brakes among the UCI Pro Tour. The bikes are equipped with Shimano Dura Ace Di2 11 speed groupset. Wheels are Shimano officially and Lightweight, Princetown Carbonworks non officially. Tyres are from Continental. Saddles are provided by Fizik. Components are from Pinarello under the name of MOST. GPS are from Garmin and Turbo trainer from BERNAL Egan2 CASTROVIEJO Jonathan3 GANNA Filippo4 MARTÍNEZ Daniel Felipe5 MOSCON Gianni6 NARVÁEZ Jhonatan7 PUCCIO Salvatore8 SIVAKOV PavelDirecteurs Sportifs: TOSATTO Matteo, CIONI Dario DavidAG2R Citroën Team (ACT)The French team AG2R Citroen is racing on BMC Teammachine SLR01 for road stages and BMC Warp TT equipped with Campagnolo Super Record EPS 12 speed, disc brakes. Wheels are also provided Campagnolo fitted with Pirelli tyres. Power meters are from Campagnolo GALLOPIN Tony12 BIDARD François13 BOUCHARD Geoffrey14 CHAMPOUSSIN Clément15 GOUGEARD Alexis16 NAESEN Lawrence17 VENDRAME Andrea18 WARBASSE LarryDirecteurs Sportifs: GOUBERT Amand, KASPUTIS ArtūrasAlpecin-Fenix (AFC)The Belgian team Alpecin – Fenix is racing on the Canyon Aeroad CFR and the Canyon Speedmax TT. The bikes are equipped with Shimano Dura Ace Di2 11 speed Disc including the Shimao Power meter. Components are from Canyon. Saddles are from Selle Italia. Pedals are the Shimano Dura Ace. Shimano also provides the wheels and Vittoria the tubular tyres. GPS units are provided by Wahoo. Bidons and bottle cages are from MERLIER Tim22 DE BONDT Dries23 JANSSENS Jimmy24 KRIEGER Alexander25 LEYSEN Senne26 RIESEBEEK Oscar27 VERMEERSCH Gianni28 VERVAEKE LouisDirecteurs Sportifs: LEYSEN Bart, CORNELISSE MicheAndroni Giocattoli – Sidermec (ANS)The Continental Italian team Androni Giocattoli – Sidermec is racing the Giro d’Italia 2021 on Bottechia Emme 4 Squadra. The team is one of the oldest among the peloton, it’s been racing for 25 years already. The Bottechia bikes are equipped with Shimano Dura Ace Di2 11 speed disc group set. Wheels are the Miche mounted with Vittoria tubulars. Power meters are from Stages Power. Components are from Deda and pedals are the Look Keo 2 Max. Saddles are provided by Selle Italia. GPS are from Bryton31 CEPEDA Jefferson Alexander32 PELLAUD Simon33 PONOMAR Andrii34 RAVANELLI Simone35 SEPÚLVEDA Eduardo36 TAGLIANI Filippo37 TESFATSION Natnael38 VENCHIARUTTI NicolaDirecteurs Sportifs: ELLENA Giovanni, SPEZIALETTI AlessandroAstana – Premier Tech (APT)The Kazak team is racing on Wilier Filante SLR equipped with Shimano Dura Ace Di2 11 speed group set. Disc brakes and Corima wheels rolling on Vittoria tyres and tubulars. CeramicSpeed to ensure efficient power transmission. Prologo saddle and bar tape. Look VLASOV Aleksandr42 BATTISTELLA Samuele43 FELLINE Fabio44 IZAGIRRE Gorka45 PRONSKIY Vadim46 SÁNCHEZ Luis León47 SOBRERO Matteo48 TEJADA HaroldDirecteurs Sportifs: MARTINELLI Giuseppe, CENGHIALTA BrunoBahrain – Victorious (TBV)The Bahrain – Victorious team is racing on Merida frames equipped with Shimano Dura Ace Di2 11 speed Disc groupset. Vision wheels fitted with Continental tyres and tubulars. FSA components51 LANDA Mikel52 ARASHIRO Yukiya53 BILBAO Pello54 CARUSO Damiano55 MÄDER Gino56 MOHORIČ Matej57 TRATNIK Jan58 VALLS RafaelDirecteurs Sportifs: ŠTANGELJ Gorazd, VOLPI AlbertoBardiani-CSF-Faizanè (BCF)The Italian team Bardiani – CSF – Faizane races the 2021 season on the lightweight Cipollini Dolomia. The bikes are set with Sram Red eTap AXS 12 speed disc group set. Power meters are the Quarg system. Wheels and components are provided by Deda Elementi. Tubular tyres are from Pirelli. The pedals are the Look Keo Carbon Ti. Selle SMP are the selected saddles of the team. Elite provides the bottles and bottle VISCONTI Giovanni62 BATTAGLIN Enrico63 CARBONI Giovanni64 FIORELLI Filippo65 GABBURO Davide66 MARENGO Umberto67 ZANA Filippo68 ZOCCARATO SamueleDirecteurs Sportifs: REVERBERI Roberto, ROSSATO MirkoBORA – hansgrohe (BOH)The German team Bora hanshrohe is racing on the Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL7. The bike is equipped with Shimano Di2 Dura Ace disc group set. The wheels are Roval fitted with Specialized tyres. All the components are from Specialized. Speedmeter / GPS are provided by SAGAN Peter72 ALEOTTI Giovanni73 BENEDETTI Cesare74 BODNAR Maciej75 BUCHMANN Emanuel76 FABBRO Matteo77 GROßSCHARTNER Felix78 OSS DanielDirecteurs Sportifs: VALACH Ján, PÖMER ChristianCofidis, Solutions Crédits (COF)The French team Cofidis is racing aboard De Rosa frames equipped with Campagnolo Super Record EPS 12 speed disc groupset. Wheels are from Fulcrum and fitted with Michelin tyres. SRM provides the power meters and speed VIVIANI Elia82 BERHANE Natnael83 CONSONNI Simone84 EDET Nicolas85 LAFAY Victor86 ROCHAS Rémy87 SABATINI Fabio88 VIVIANI AttilioDirecteurs Sportifs: DAMIANI Roberto, JONROND Jean-lucDeceuninck – Quick Step (DQT)The Belgian team Deceuninck – Quickstep is racing on the Specialized Tarmac SL7 equipped with Shimano Dura Ace Di2 11 speed disc groupset. The wheels are Roval fitted with Specialized tyres. All the components are from Specialized except for the bottle cages whom are from Tacx. Speed meters are provided by EVENEPOEL Remco92 ALMEIDA João93 CAVAGNA Rémi94 HONORÉ Mikkel Frølich95 KEISSE Iljo96 KNOX James97 MASNADA Fausto98 SERRY PieterDirecteurs Sportifs: BRAMATI Davide, VAN BONDT GeertEF Education – Nippo (EFN)The American team EF Education – Nippo is racing on Cannondale frames since 2014. The team races the 2021 Giro d’Italia on the Cannondale SystemSix and SuperSix frames. The group set are the Shimano Dura Ace Di2 11 speed Disc type. Wheels are the Vision fitted with Vittoria tyres. FSA and Vision provides components. Saddles and bar tape are from Prologo. Pedals from Speedplay and power meters from Power2Max. Garmin provide the GPS system. bottle cages and bottles are supplied by CARTHY Hugh102 CAICEDO Jonathan Klever103 CARR Simon104 GUERREIRO Ruben105 KEUKELEIRE Jens106 VAN DEN BERG Julius107 BETTIOL Alberto109 VAN GARDEREN TejayDirecteurs Sportifs: SOUTHAM Tom, BRESCHEL MattiEOLO-Kometa (EOK)The team Eolo – Kometa is sponsored by Alberto Contador and races on the Aurum bikes. A brand created by Alberto Contador and Yvan Basso. The brand has only one model: the Aurum Magma. Therefore the team races the TT stages on another brand. The Aurum Magma are equipped with Shimano Dura Ace Di2 11 speed Disc group set. Crankset are the Rotor 2inPower. Pedals are the Look Keo Blade Carbon Ceramic. The wheels and components are from Enve. Tubular tyres are from Vittoria. Saddles and bar tape are from Prologo. bottle cages are Aurum branded. GPS units are from BELLETTI Manuel112 ALBANESE Vincenzo113 CHRISTIAN Mark114 DINA Márton115 FORTUNATO Lorenzo116 GAVAZZI Francesco117 RAVASI Edward118 RIVI SamueleDirecteurs Sportifs: ZANATTA Stefano, YATES SeanGroupama – FDJ (GFC)The French team Groupama – FDJ is racing on Lapierre since 2002. That’s the longest period of a team racing with the same bike brand among the UCI Pro Tour. The bikes used on the Giro d’Italia 2021 are the Lapierre Aircode DRS for Sprint and flat stages and Xelius SL for mountainous stages. Time Trials are raced on the Lapierre Aerostorm TT bike. As for the bikes, the team rely on Shimano Dura Ace since 2002. The wheels are Shimano and they are fitted on Continental tyres. The saddles and bar tapes are from Prologo. Components are from PRO. Elite provides the Bottles, bottle cages and Turbo Trainers. GPS head units are provided by MOLARD Rudy122 BADILATTI Matteo123 DUCHESNE Antoine124 GUGLIELMI Simon125 REICHENBACH Sébastien126 SEIGLE Romain127 VALTER Attila128 VAN DEN BERG LarsDirecteurs Sportifs: MAUDUIT Philippe, JOLY SébastienIntermarché – Wanty – Gobert Matériaux (IWG)The Belgian TeamIntermarché – Wanty – Gobert Matériaux is racing the UCI World Tour for the first time. Congrats! The team is racing the Giro d’Italia on the Cube Litening C:68 X and Aerium C:68. Bikes are equipped with Shimano Dura Ace Di2 11 speed Disc group set. Power Meters are also from Shimano. Wheels are from Newmen and fitted with Continental tubulars. Pedals are provided by Look. Components are Cube branded. GPS are the Bryton Ryder 750. Bottles and bottle cages are provided by Elite. Saddles and bar tapes are from HIRT Jan132 HERMANS Quinten133 KREDER Wesley134 MINALI Riccardo135 PASQUALON Andrea136 PETILLI Simone137 TAARAMÄE Rein138 VAN DER HOORN TacoDirecteurs Sportifs: PIVA Valerio, DE NEEF StevenIsrael Start-Up Nation (ISR)The Israel Start-Up Nation Team is racing on Factor bikes including the new Factor Ostro VAM, O2 VAM, One and the Slick for the TT stages. The bikes are equipped with Shimano Dura Ace Di2 11 speed group set. Disc brake type fitted with Swiss Stop brake pads and disc for the whole team. CeramicSpeed bearings wherever there are bearings and the OSPW. Black Inc components and wheels fitted with Maxxis tires. Selle Italia saddles. 4iiii power meter. Shimano MARTIN Dan142 BEVIN Patrick143 BRÄNDLE Matthias144 CIMOLAI Davide145 DE MARCHI Alessandro146 DOWSETT Alex147 NEILANDS Krists148 NIV GuyDirecteurs Sportifs: SØRENSEN Nicki, COZZI ClaudioTeam Jumbo-Visma (TJV)The Dutch team has switched from bianchi rim brakes types of bikes to Cervelo Disc set up. Jumbo – Visma team is racing the Giro d’Italia on Cervelo R5, Cervelo S5 and Cervelo P5 TT. The bikes are equipped with Shimano Dura Ace Di2 11 speed disc type. Wheels are also from Shimano and tyres are provided by Vittoria. Saddles and bar tapes are from Fizik. Turbo trainers, Bottles and bottle cages are Tacx. GPS are provided by BENNETT George152 AFFINI Edoardo153 BOUWMAN Koen154 DEKKER David155 FOSS Tobias156 GROENEWEGEN Dylan157 MARTENS Paul158 VAN EMDEN JosDirecteurs Sportifs: VAN DONGEN Arthur, WYNANTS MaartenLotto Soudal (LTS)The Belgian team Lotto Soudal is racing on Ridley Helium, Ridley Noah Fast, Ridley Dean TT bikes. The team rely on Campagnolo Super Record EPS 12 speed disc for the group set. Bearings are provided by C-Bear ceramic bearings. Wheels are also from Campagnolo fitted with Vittoria tires. Selle Italia saddles and Deda components. SRM is used for the power meter and Garmin for the GPS unit. Tacx provides the Turbo EWAN Caleb162 DE BUYST Jasper163 DE GENDT Thomas164 GOOSSENS Kobe165 KLUGE Roger166 MARCZYŃSKI Tomasz167 OLDANI Stefano168 VANHOUCKE HarmDirecteurs Sportifs: AERTS Mario, WAUTERS MarcMovistar Team (MOV)The Spanish team Movistar is racing on the Canyon Ultimate, Canyon Aeroad, Canyon Speedmax TT. The bikes are equipped with Sram Red eTap EXS 12 speed Disc. Wheels are from Zipp and tyres are Continental. Saddles are provided by Fizik. Pedals are from Look. Elite supply the bottle cages and bottles as well as the Turbo trainers. Lizard Skin wrap the SOLER Marc172 CATALDO Dario173 JORGENSON Matteo174 OLIVEIRA Nelson175 PEDRERO Antonio176 RUBIO Einer Augusto177 TORRES Albert178 VILLELLA DavideDirecteurs Sportifs: SCIANDRI Maximilian, GARCÍA ACOSTA José VicenteTeam BikeExchange (BEX)The Australian team Bike Exchange is racing on Bianchi frames including the Oltra XR4 and Specialissima. All road bikes are equipped with Shimano Dura Ace Di2 Disc group set. The Time Trial bike Aquila is equipped with rim brakes. The wheels are from Shimano and fitted with Pirelli rubber. The saddles are from Fizik and the components from YATES Simon182 HEPBURN Michael183 JUUL-JENSEN Christopher184 KANGERT Tanel185 MEYER Cameron186 NIEVE Mikel187 SCHULTZ Nick188 SCOTSON CallumDirecteurs Sportifs: WHITE Matthew, BATES GeneTeam DSM (DSM)The team DSM (Formerly team Sunweb) races on Scott road bikes equipped with Shimano Dura Ace Di2 11 speed Disc groupset. Wheels are from Shimano and fitted with Vittoria tyres. Saddles are from PRO (Shimano brand). Elite Bottle HINDLEY Jai192 ARNDT Nikias193 BARDET Romain194 DENZ Nico195 HAMILTON Chris196 KANTER Max197 ROCHE Nicolas198 STORER MichaelDirecteurs Sportifs: WINSTON Matthew, WEST PhilipTeam Qhubeka ASSOS (TQA)The South-African team Qubeka Assos (Ex Team NTT) is racing the Giro d’Italia on the BMC Teammachine, BMC Timemachine Road, BMC Timemachine TT bikes. The bikes are equipped with Shimano Dura Ace Di2 11 speed group set Disc type. Crank set are from Rotor including the Power meter. Wheels are supplied by Hunt and rubber by Goodyear tyres. CeramicSpeed bearings are fitted wherever bearings are needed including the rear derailleur OSPW. GPS units are provided by Garmin. Tacx provides the Turbo NIZZOLO Giacomo202 CAMPENAERTS Victor203 FRANKINY Kilian204 LINDEMAN Bert-Jan205 POZZOVIVO Domenico206 SCHMID Mauro207 WALSCHEID Max208 WIŚNIOWSKI ŁukaszDirecteurs Sportifs: MISSAGLIA Gabriele, VIERHOUTEN AartTrek – Segafredo (TFS)The Team Trek Segafredo races on the Trek Emonda SLR 9 and Madone SLR 7 bikes equipped with SRAM eTap AXS 12 speed electric, disc brake type with pads from Swiss Stop. The components and wheels are Bontrager branded, tyres are from Pirelli. Powermeter is from Quarq and speedmeter / GPS provided by NIBALI Vincenzo212 BRAMBILLA Gianluca213 CICCONE Giulio214 DE KORT Koen215 GHEBREIGZABHIER Amanuel216 MOLLEMA Bauke217 MOSCA Jacopo218 MOSCHETTI MatteoDirecteurs Sportifs: ANDERSEN Kim, BAFFI AdrianoUAE-Team Emirates (UAD)The UAE – Team Emirates races on the Colnago frames equipped with Disc brakes type Campagnolo Super Record EPS 12 speed group set. The wheels are also from the Italian manufacturer and fitted with Vittoria tyres and tubulars. Power meters are provided by SRM. Pedals are from FORMOLO Davide222 CONTI Valerio223 COVI Alessandro224 DOMBROWSKI Joe225 GAVIRIA Fernando226 MOLANO Juan Sebastián227 RICHEZE Maximiliano228 ULISSI DiegoDirecteurs Sportifs: MARZANO Marco, BALDATO FabioThis page will be updated continually during the 3 weeks of the Giro d’Italia 2021

Y hasta aquí llegamos! El Giro de Italia 2022 culmina con una accidentada contrarreloj de 17 km alrededor de la ciudad de Verona. Hoy se decidirá finalmenre ^{stage winner SOBRERO Matteo TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE - JAYCO 22:24 2° ARENSMAN Thymen TEAM DSM + 00:23 3° VAN DER POEL Mathieu ALPECIN-FENIX + 00:40 HINDLEY Jai BORA - HANSGROHE DEMARE Arnaud GROUPAMA - FDJ LOPEZ PEREZ Juan Pedro TREK - SEGAFREDO Replay the live streamingGo to classifications Verona (Cronometro delle Colline Veronesi) - Tissot ITT Best of stage 21 stage 21 Exactly 20 years ago an Australian wore the Maglia Rosa for the first time: Cadel Evans 17:48:42 stage 21 ... and MATTEO SOBRERO wins today's time trial!!! 17:13:08 stage 21 25' sharp for Vincenzo Nibali 17:04:16 stage 21 ... and the 2nd in GC, Richard Carapaz, is underway 16:44:56 stage 21 Koen Bouwman also closes his Giro d'Italia 16:36:12 stage 21 Showtime? Anytime!!! 16:08:27 learn more info percorso profile map technical info The routeAn individual time trial on the Torricelle Circuit (the same as in the World Championships), covered counter-clockwise. The first part is on broad, straight boulevards, followed by an ascent sloping for km at 5% in a series of steps, on narrower roadway. Split time is taken past the Torricella Massimiliana summit. The route then descends for 4 km, still on wide and straight roads. The last 3 km along the city streets, with some sharp bends, lead all the way to the finish in Piazza Bra and the Verona Arena. Final kilometresThe final kilometres are on broad, straight urban avenues. The final time is taken in Piazza Bra, before entering the Arena. The home straight is 150 m long, on m wide asphalt road. start / finish final kilometres itinerary timetable profile map technical info start / finish final kilometres itinerary timetable tourist info Speciality food Verona has a rich food culture, heritage of its thousand-year old local agriculture and plenty of DOP raw most typical main dishes of the city are: pasta e fasoi, bigoli con le sarde, gnocchi and nodini di rice, grown in the lowlands of Verona, is the basic ingredient of many dishes: risotto al radicchio and Amarone wine, riso al tastasal or with the typical second courses it is worth mentioning: pastisada de caval and bollito with pearà (a typical sauce of Verona used to accompany meat).Regarding the desserts, in addition to the famous pandoro, there are others which are typcal of the local cuisine: Nadalin, crostoli and the fritole of is also the production of cheese and sausages. The Monte Veronese is certainly the most important, but there are many other type of cheese produced in the malghe della Lessinia (mountain huts), as well as typical cold cuts, like the soppressa all’ but not least the production of oil, from Garda lake to Valpolicella: both productions are certified DOP. Drinks Verona, rich of hills adorned with vineyards spreading from east to west, boasts a remarkable production of famous wines, which are exported all over the are the DOCG labels: Amorone, Bardolino Superiore, Recioto della Valpolicella, Recioto Soave and Soave the 14 DOC wines it is worth mentioning: Bardolino, Bianco di Custoza, Valpolicella Ripasso, Soave and Lugana. Main sights Verona, UNESCO World Heritage city, boasts a thousand-year old city centre of great artistic and cultural interest. Its very heart is Piazza Bra, in the middle of which the Arena stands out: the Amphitheatre is famous all over the world being home to the Opera Festival, concerts and international along the typical streets, among which Via Mazzini, the main shopping street, Piazza delle Erbe can be reached: it is the ancient Roman Forum where most of the economic, political and social activities used to take place. Nowadays it is still venue of the city market and also of evening drinks and square is dominated by the Torre dei Lamberti, 84 metres high: from its top a breathtaking view of the city can be enjoyed. Also from here the two main Roman streets started: the Cardo and the Decumanus Maximus, the last corresponding, as for Verona, to the Via Postumia itself; they are nowadays still visible. A few steps from here there are Juliet’s House, with its famous balcony, and the more hidden Romeo’s House. The other iconic attractions of Verona are: piazza dei Signori, Arche Scaligere, Castelvecchio, Roman Theatre and the Cathedral. A city centre of great artistic and cultural interest, lapped by the water of the river Adige. Verona Speciality food Verona has a rich food culture, heritage of its thousand-year old local agriculture and plenty of DOP raw most typical main dishes of the city are: pasta e fasoi, bigoli con le sarde, gnocchi and nodini di rice, grown in the lowlands of Verona, is the basic ingredient of many dishes: risotto al radicchio and Amarone wine, riso al tastasal or with the typical second courses it is worth mentioning: pastisada de caval and bollito with pearà (a typical sauce of Verona used to accompany meat).Regarding the desserts, in addition to the famous pandoro, there are others which are typcal of the local cuisine: Nadalin, crostoli and the fritole of is also the production of cheese and sausages. The Monte Veronese is certainly the most important, but there are many other type of cheese produced in the malghe della Lessinia (mountain huts), as well as typical cold cuts, like the soppressa all’ but not least the production of oil, from Garda lake to Valpolicella: both productions are certified DOP. Drinks Verona, rich of hills adorned with vineyards spreading from east to west, boasts a remarkable production of famous wines, which are exported all over the are the DOCG labels: Amorone, Bardolino Superiore, Recioto della Valpolicella, Recioto Soave and Soave the 14 DOC wines it is worth mentioning: Bardolino, Bianco di Custoza, Valpolicella Ripasso, Soave and Lugana. Main sights Verona, UNESCO World Heritage city, boasts a thousand-year old city centre of great artistic and cultural interest. Its very heart is Piazza Bra, in the middle of which the Arena stands out: the Amphitheatre is famous all over the world being home to the Opera Festival, concerts and international along the typical streets, among which Via Mazzini, the main shopping street, Piazza delle Erbe can be reached: it is the ancient Roman Forum where most of the economic, political and social activities used to take place. Nowadays it is still venue of the city market and also of evening drinks and square is dominated by the Torre dei Lamberti, 84 metres high: from its top a breathtaking view of the city can be enjoyed. Also from here the two main Roman streets started: the Cardo and the Decumanus Maximus, the last corresponding, as for Verona, to the Via Postumia itself; they are nowadays still visible. A few steps from here there are Juliet’s House, with its famous balcony, and the more hidden Romeo’s House. The other iconic attractions of Verona are: piazza dei Signori, Arche Scaligere, Castelvecchio, Roman Theatre and the Cathedral. A city centre of great artistic and cultural interest, lapped by the water of the river Adige. Seguicisui social# giro Do you want to keep up to date on the world of the Giro d’Italia and of the other races by RCS Sport? Sign upfor theGiro d’Italia newsletter} 2021 Giro d'Italia, Stage 12 to Stage 21. The 2021 Giro d'Italia will be the 104th edition of the Giro d'Italia, one of cycling's Grand Tours. The Giro began in Torino with an individual time trial on 8 May, and Stage 12 occurred on 20 May with a stage from Siena. The race finished in Milano on 30 May.

Giro d'Italia 2022: Key information Dates: Friday 6th May to Sunday 29th May 2022 Start: Budapest, Hungary Finish: Verona, Italy Countries visited: Italy, Slovenia, Hungary UK television coverage: Eurosport, GCN+ 2021 winner: Egan Bernal The 105th Giro d'Italia will start on Friday 6th May in the Hungarian capital of Budapest before concluding three weeks later on Sunday 29th May with individual time trial through the streets of fair Verona. Along the way the peloton will tackle six true mountain stages, six hilly days, five sprinter stages and two individual time trials. Highlights of the race include Stage 20 which navigates three giants of the Giro – the Passo San Pellegrino, Passo Pordoi and Passo Fedaia – on top of which the stage will finish, Stage 9 to Blockhaus and Stage 8, a hilly 149km circuit around Napoli. With the route only having just been announced, no General Classification rider has yet put their hat in the ring for maglia rosa glory. Defending champion Egan Bernal is in recovery mode after a horrific crash during the off-season, which means pink is very much up for grabs come Verona on Stage 21. The lack of individual time trial kilometres would suggest a pure climber could fare well here, the likes of Simon Yates and Richard Carapaz springing to mind, although do not discount a returning Tom Dumoulin, Romain Bardet or Alejandro Valverde to be among the shake-up. Either way, only one rider will be wearing the maglia rosa on Sunday 29th May in Verona while the rest will have experienced nothing more than a Shakespearean tragedy. Jump to: Giro d'Italia 2022 route: stage by stage Giro d'Italia 2022 live TV guide Giro d'Italia 2022 start list Giro d'Italia 2022 route This year's Giro begins in Budapest and spends three days in Hungary before getting stuck into Italy on Stage 4 with Mount Etna. The race heads from the country's most southerly region of Sicily – paying a visit to Vincenzo Nibali's home of Messina – right to the very north with a trip to Napoli along the way before making the most of the mountainous Liguria, Piemonte, Valle D'Aosta, Lombardia and Trentino areas before finishing in Veneto with famous Passos Pordoi and Fedaia in the Dolomites and a final time-trial through Verona. Expect scenic countryside, coastline and mountain passes as well as bags of history, as per. Here's our breakdown of what to expect from each stage: Giro d'Italia 2022 route: stage by stage Stage 1: Friday 6th May, Budapest - Visegrád, 195km Elevation: 900m A year later than planned, Hungary finally gets its Grande Partenza and kicks things off with an opening stage that finishes with a small climb into Visegrad. Too tough for the pure sprinters, too easy for the General Classification lot, we imagine the first pink jersey will fall in the hands of a punchy classics rider, and the start list is packed with puncheurs going for the maglia rosa. Mathieu van der Poel, Magnus Cort, Biniam Girmay, Caleb Ewan, Diego Ulissi and Andrea Bagioli are just some of the names surely looking to taking the first jerseys. Stage 2: Saturday 7th May, Budapest - Budapest, (ITT) Elevation: 150m Day two and a short time trial around the narrow city streets of Budapest. The technical nature of the course coupled with the steep ramp to the line could results in decent time gaps at the finish. This could be an opportunity for specialists, like João Almeida, to bank time on rivals. Stage 3: Sunday 8th May, Kaposvár - Balatonfüred, 201km Elevation: 890m A long, flat stage concludes the Giro's visit to Hungary as the peloton heads to Lake Balaton and the first true sprinters finish of the race. While the final 50km take place alongside coastline, crosswinds are unlikely so expect all to reach the finish together. Stage 4: Tuesday 10th May, Avola - Etna, 166km Elevation: 3,580m First rest day and transfer from Hungary banked, the Giro kicks off Stage 4 on the island of Sicily and the first mountain of this year's race, Mount Etna, the big volcano that has been used on many occasions by the race. This year's ascent will take in parts of the Ragalna climb (used in 2018) and Nicolosi climb (used in 2011). However, big time gaps are not expected. Stage 5: Wednesday 11th May, Catania - Messina, 172km Elevation: 1,200m The final stage before the Giro reaches the Italian mainland, a 172km blast down to the Sicilian port city of Messina, the home town of everyone's favourite cycling shark, Vincenzo Nibali. Again, we expect this day to be taken by a sprinter, however the ascent of Portella Mandrazzi could give breakaway specialists ideas. Stage 6: Thursday 12th May, Palmi - Scalea (Riviera del Cedri), 192km Elevation: 900m Another flat sprinters stage, this time along the Tyrrhenian coast of Calabria, one of the lesser visited regions of the Giro, to the town of Scalea. This will be one for the very quick men to contest, with the rest aiming to reach the finish unscathed. Stage 7: Friday 13th May, Diamante - Potenza, 198km Elevation: 4,490m Oh yes, this is a tasty stage alright. 4,490m of vertical elevation aacross 198km. No mountains, just countless undulating hills that sap the legs of energy with almost zero kilometres of flat road. This is the kind of stage a particuarly in-form favourite could cause carnage on, deciding to attack early to see who can keep up. Definitely a stage to bookmark in the diary. Stage 8: Saturday 14th May, Napoli - Napoli, 149km Elevation: 2,130m Vedi Napoli e poi muori. See Naples and then die, as Johann Wolgang von Goethe once wrote. These words may ring true for one of two lost souls who fail to tame the technical, testing 19km city circuit around Naopli on Stage 8. This is another one for the diary, not least to see a rare Giro visit to one of Italy's greatest cities. Stage 9: Sunday 15th May, Isernia - Blockhaus, 187km Elevation: 4,990m The opening week of the 2022 Giro concludes with a double ascent and summit finish of the legendary Blockhaus climb. First used in 1967, a stage won by an unknown 22-year-old called Eddy Merckx, Blockhaus is a climb steeped in Giro legend and arguably the first stage finish that will provide a clearer picture of the GC situation. Stage 10: Tuesday 17th May, Pescara - Jesi, 194km Elevation: 1,730m This is giving us similar vibes to Stage 10 of the 2020 Giro, won in dramatic fashion by Pete Sagan. A fairly mundane first half of the stage which goes into overdrive for the latter half. This will either fall to a strong breakaway rider or a punchy rider who has bided his time patiently in a reduced peloton. Stage 11: Wednesday 18th May, Santarcangelo di Romagna - Reggio Emilia, 201km Elevation: 480m 480m of vertical elevation in 201km, that makes Cambridgeshire look hilly! Honestly, while the route may be heading through Italy's culinary heartland, this route is anything but tasty. One of those days where you feel sorry for the commentators. What could there possible be to talk about? Stage 12: Thursday 19th May, Parma - Genova, 186km Elevation: 2,840m This as close to a cut-and-dry breakaway stage as you get. A rolling medium-mountain day halfway through the second week with a descent to the finish. I've heard Simon Pellaud has already got himself up the road. Highlight of this day being the race finishes in Genoa, home of Serie A football team Sampdoria, wearers of the best kit in Italian football (which, as it turns out, some enterprising soul has already turned into a cycling jersey). Stage 13: Friday 20th May, Sanremo - Cuneo, 157km Elevation: 1,450m Starting in a town well-known to pro cycling fans, San Remo, the race will head north towards the town of Cuneo, home of a lovely desert called Cuneesi al Rhum, meringue filled with a dark chocolate and rum-based filling. Unfortunately, despite visiting the town of Cuneo, the Giro misses yet another opportunity to climb the nearby Colle Fauniera, one of the great Italian Alps. Stage 14: Saturday 21th May, Santena - Torino, 153km Elevation: 3,470m The day before a trip to the moutains, this punchy 153km stage to Torino – home of the Fiat – could prove a dud if the GC men are worried about what's to come in 24 hours time. If they decide to go for it, there will be fireworks. Interesting fact time: Torino has the most Italian football championship titles of any city in Italy with 43; 36 belonging to Juventus and seven to Torino. Stage 15: Sunday 22nd May, Rivarolo Canavese - Cogne, 177km Elevation: 4,030m Three big mountains in the final 80km the day before the final rest day, what better incentive for GC riders to attack. This should be a day in which stronger climbers take the initiative and go off in pursuit of glory, hopefully making moves before the final climb to Cogne. Stage 16: Tuesday 24th May, Salo - Aprica, 200km Elevation: 5,440m This year's Giro 'wine stage' by virtue of its visit to the Sforzato region which runs along the Valtellina valley, this mountain stage visits the mythical Mortirolo pass some 70km from the finish. Fingers crossed for long range missiles everyone. Stage 17: Wednesday 25th May, Ponte di Legno - Lavarone, 165km Elevation: 3,740m Like a naughty sucker punch, Stage 17 comes hot of the heels of Stage 16 and takes the race back into the mountains, this time to Lavarone in Italy's Trento region. That first 8km uphill straight from the start should provide a good springboard for breakaway artists but we expect the stage to be contested by the big GC men. Stage 18: Thursday 26th May, Borgo Valsugana - Treviso, 146km Elevation: 570m Finally a rest from the high mountains with a fast sprinters' stage that is basically downhill all day. We expect this to be a rapid one. The winner will be whoever has managed their body best in the high mountains which means a surprise sprinter could take the spoils. Stage 19: Friday 27th May, Marano Lagunare - Santuario Di Castelmonte, 178km Elevation: 3,230m The penultimate 'bumpy' day, Stage 19 takes the peloton for a brief visit to Slovenia although do not expect this to tempt Tadej Pogačar or Primož Roglič into racing, they have bigger, yellower fish to fry in July. With the giant day that lies in wait the day after, we expect the GC men to leave this to breakaway artists and those whose ambitions of pink are already over. So Mikel Landa, then. Stage 20: Saturday 28th May, Belluno - Marmolada, 167km Elevation: 4,490m And for our last song, one of the classics. A monumental mountain stage through Italy's imposing Dolomites, Stage 20 takes on the Passo di San Pellegrino, Passo Pordoi, this year's Cima Coppi, and the Passo Fedaia, the stage's summit finish venue. The last roll of the dice for any GC rider hoping to improve their position, we'll be watching this day from start to finish. Stage 21: Sunday 29th May, Verona - Verona, (ITT) In fair Verona, where we lay our final scene. From ancient grudge break to new mutiny. Where civil blood makes civil hands unclean. The final day of the 2022 Giro will be a individual time trial through the Shakesperean city of Verona where one man will be crowned champion. Who will it be? Giro d'Italia 2022 live TV guide Live TV coverage of the 2022 Giro d'Italia will be on Eurosport and GCN+. Giro d'Italia 2022 start lists: WorldTour teams AG2R Citroën (FRA) Lilian Calmejane Mikaël Cherel Felix Gall Jaakko Hänninen Lawrence Naesen Nans Peters Nicolas Prodhomme Andrea Vendrame Astana Qazaqstan (KAZ) Valerio Conti David De La Cruz Joe Dombrowski Fabio Fellini Miguel Àngel López Vincenzo Nibali Vadim Pronskiy Harold Tejada Bahrain Victorious (BHR) Phil Bauhaus Pello Bilbao Santiago Buitrago Mikel Landa Domen Novak Wout Poels Jasha Sütterlin Jan Tratnik Bora-Hansgrohe (GER) Giovanni Aleotti Cesare Benedetti Emanuel Buchman Patrick Gamper Jai Hindley Lennard Kämna Wilco Kelderman Ben Zwiehoff Cofidis (FRA) Davide Cimolai Simone Consonni Wesley Kreder Guillaume Martin Anthony Perez Pierre-Luc Périchon Rémy Rochas Davide Villella EF Education-EasyPost (US) Jonathan Caicedo Diego Camargo Simon Carr Hugh Carthy Magnus Cort Owain Doull Merhawi Kudus Julius van den Berg Groupama-FDJ (FRA) Clément Davy Arnaud Démare Jacopo Guarnieri Ignatas Konovalovas Tobias Lugvigsson Roman Sinkeldam Miles Scotson Attila Valter Ineos Grenadiers (GBR) Richard Carapaz Jonathan Castroviejo Jhonatan Narváez Richie Porte Salvatore Puccio Pavel Sivakov Ben Swift Ben Tulett Intermarché-Wanty-Gobert Matériaux (BEL) Aimé De Gendt Biniam Girmay Jan Hirt Barnabás Peák Domenico Pozzovivo Lorenzo Rota Rein Taaramäe Loic Vliegen Israel-Premier Tech (ISL) Matthias Brändle Jennthe Biermans Alexander Cataford Alessandro De Marchi Alex Dowsett Reto Hollenstein Giacomo Nizzolo Rick Zabel Jumbo-Visma (NED) Edoardo Affini Koen Bouwman Pascal Eenkhoorn Tom Dumoulin Tobias Foss Gijs Leemreize Sam Oomen Jos van Emden Lotto-Soudal (BEL) Thomas De Gendt Caleb Ewan Matthew Holmes Roger Kluge Sylvain Moniquet Michael Schwarzmann Rüdiger Selig Harm Vanhoucke Movistar (ESP) Jorge Arcas Will Barta Oier Lazkano Antonio Pedrero José Joaquín Rojas Sergio Samitier Iván Sosa Alejandro Valverde QuickStep Alpha Vinyl (BEL) Davide Ballerini Mark Cavendish James Knox Michael Mørkøv Pieter Serry Mauro Schmid Bert Van Lerberghe Mauri Vansevenant Team BikeExchange-Jayco (AUS) Lawson Craddock Lucas Hamilton Michael Hepburn Damienn Howson Chris Juul-Jensen Callum Scotson Matteo Sobrero Simon Yates Team DSM (GER) Thymen Arensmman Romain Bardet Cees Bol Romain Combaud Alberto Dainese Nico Denz Chris Hamilton Martijn Tusveld Trek-Segafredo (USA) Dario Cataldo Giulio Ciccone Juan Pedro López Bauke Mollema Jacopo Mosca Mattias Skjelmose Edward Theuns Otto Vergaerde UAE Team Emirates (UAE) João Almeida Rui Costa Alessandro Covi Davide Formolo Fernando Gaviria Rui Oliveira Maximiliano Richeze Diego Ulissi ProTeams Alpecin-Fenix (BEL) Tobias Bayer Dries De Bondt Alexander Krieger Senne Leysen Jakub Mareczko Stefano Oldani Oscar Riesebeek Mathieu van der Poel Bardiani-CSF-Faizanè (ITA) Luca Covili Davide Gabburo Filippo Fiorelli Sacha Modolo Luca Rastelli Alessandro Tonelli Filippo Zana Samuele Zoccarato Drone Hopper-Androni Giocattoli (ITA) Mattia Bais Jefferson Cepeda Andrii Ponomar Simone Ravanelli Eduardo Sepùlveda Filippo Tagliani Natnael Tesfatsion Edoardo Zardini EOLO-Kometa (ITA) Vincenzo Albanese Davide Bais Erik Fetter Lorenzo Fortunato Francesco Gavazzi Mirco Maestri Samuele Rivi Diego Rosa

The Italian road race champion, Filippo Zana, outpaced Thibaut Pinot to win Giro d’Italia stage 18 while race leader Geraint Thomas of Team Ineos maintained his overall advantage Another option comes in the form of dedicated cycling streaming service GCN Race Pass, which will also be showing the Giro d'Italia live and in full. The service costs £39.99 for a year, with the Tao Geoghegan Hart, winner of the 2021 Giro d'Italia. Image credit: Getty Images. May 30, Stage 21: Senago - Milano (29.4km, ITT) Giro d'Italia 2021 odds. Egan Bernal 7/4 ; Simon Yates 5/1;

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Giro d'Italia (2.UWT) Statistics on Giro d'Italia 2023. Result 2023 # Rider Time; 1: 21/05: Stage 15 | Seregno - Bergamo (195 km) MCNULTY Brandon: 22/05: Restday

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