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Giro d'Italia

Sat, May 9 → Sun, May 31, 2026
23 stages

Stage ticker

23 stages
  1. 1
    Stage 1Flat
    Sat, May 9Start 1 → Finish 1192 km · 2826 m
  2. 2
    Stage 2Hills
    Sun, May 10Start 2 → Finish 2133 km · 1957 m
  3. 3
    Stage 3Mountain
    Mon, May 11Start 3 → Finish 3177 km · 3043 m
  4. 4
    Stage 4Hills
    Tue, May 12Start 4 → Finish 4118 km · 2174 m
  5. 5
    Stage 5Flat
    Wed, May 13Start 5 → Finish 5163 km · 3261 m
  6. 6
    Stage 6ITT
    Thu, May 14Start 6 → Finish 6207 km · 2391 m
  7. 7
    Stage 7Mountain
    Fri, May 15Start 7 → Finish 7148 km · 1522 m
  8. 8
    Stage 8Hills
    Sat, May 16Start 8 → Finish 8192 km · 2609 m
  9. 9
    Stage 9Flat
    Sun, May 17Start 9 → Finish 9133 km · 1739 m
  10. 10
    Stage 10Hills
    Mon, May 18Start 10 → Finish 10177 km · 2826 m
  11. 11
    Stage 11Mountain
    Tue, May 19Start 11 → Finish 11118 km · 1957 m
  12. 12
    Stage 12Hills
    Wed, May 20Start 12 → Finish 12163 km · 3043 m
  13. 13
    Stage 13Flat
    Thu, May 21Start 13 → Finish 13207 km · 2174 m
  14. 14
    Stage 14ITT
    Fri, May 22Start 14 → Finish 14148 km · 3261 m
  15. 15
    Stage 15Mountain
    Sat, May 23Start 15 → Finish 15192 km · 2391 m
  16. 16
    Stage 16Hills
    Sun, May 24Start 16 → Finish 16133 km · 1522 m
  17. 17
    Stage 17Flat
    Mon, May 25Start 17 → Finish 17177 km · 2609 m
  18. 18
    Stage 18Hills
    Tue, May 26Start 18 → Finish 18118 km · 1739 m
  19. 19
    Stage 19Mountain
    Wed, May 27Start 19 → Finish 19163 km · 2826 m
  20. 20
    Stage 20Hills
    Thu, May 28Start 20 → Finish 20207 km · 1957 m
  21. 21
    Stage 21Flat
    Fri, May 29Start 21 → Finish 21148 km · 3043 m
  22. 22
    Stage 22ITT
    Sat, May 30Start 22 → Finish 22192 km · 2174 m
  23. 23
    Stage 23Mountain
    Sun, May 31Start 23 → Finish 23133 km · 3261 m

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About This Race

Giro d'Italia is a grand tour on the UCI WorldTour calendar, held in Italy. The race spans 23 stages, demanding all-around performance from the peloton — from sprinters to climbers to all-rounders. Grand Tour contenders typically target the general classification with stage wins as a secondary goal.

Every WorldTour team fields a roster of specialists tailored to the course profile. Riders will compete using equipment from a small number of approved manufacturers, with all bikes, computers, and power meters meeting strict UCI technical regulations.

Race Class

Grand Tour

The three Grand Tours (Giro d'Italia, Tour de France, Vuelta a España) are the most prestigious stage races in professional cycling. They are held over three weeks and award the most prestigious jerseys in the sport (maglia rosa, maillot jaune, maillot rojo).

Stage-by-Stage (23)

St
1
Sat, May 9
Start 1 → Finish 1
Flat
192 km
2,826 m
St
2
Sun, May 10
Start 2 → Finish 2
Hills
133 km
1,957 m
St
3
Mon, May 11
Start 3 → Finish 3
Mountain
177 km
3,043 m
St
4
Tue, May 12
Start 4 → Finish 4
Hills
118 km
2,174 m
St
5
Wed, May 13
Start 5 → Finish 5
Flat
163 km
3,261 m
St
6
Thu, May 14
Start 6 → Finish 6
ITT
207 km
2,391 m
St
7
Fri, May 15
Start 7 → Finish 7
Mountain
148 km
1,522 m
St
8
Sat, May 16
Start 8 → Finish 8
Hills
192 km
2,609 m
St
9
Sun, May 17
Start 9 → Finish 9
Flat
133 km
1,739 m
St
10
Mon, May 18
Start 10 → Finish 10
Hills
177 km
2,826 m
St
11
Tue, May 19
Start 11 → Finish 11
Mountain
118 km
1,957 m
St
12
Wed, May 20
Start 12 → Finish 12
Hills
163 km
3,043 m
St
13
Thu, May 21
Start 13 → Finish 13
Flat
207 km
2,174 m
St
14
Fri, May 22
Start 14 → Finish 14
ITT
148 km
3,261 m
St
15
Sat, May 23
Start 15 → Finish 15
Mountain
192 km
2,391 m
St
16
Sun, May 24
Start 16 → Finish 16
Hills
133 km
1,522 m
St
17
Mon, May 25
Start 17 → Finish 17
Flat
177 km
2,609 m
St
18
Tue, May 26
Start 18 → Finish 18
Hills
118 km
1,739 m
St
19
Wed, May 27
Start 19 → Finish 19
Mountain
163 km
2,826 m
St
20
Thu, May 28
Start 20 → Finish 20
Hills
207 km
1,957 m
St
21
Fri, May 29
Start 21 → Finish 21
Flat
148 km
3,043 m
St
22
Sat, May 30
Start 22 → Finish 22
ITT
192 km
2,174 m
St
23
Sun, May 31
Start 23 → Finish 23
Mountain
133 km
3,261 m
Total
3,739 km
56,305 m

Stage route

Route maps are imported from race organisers. (Phase 2: integrate with race-organisation APIs.)

Classifications

General Classification
#RiderPts
1
Primož Roglič
Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe
793
2
Wout van Aert
Team Visma-Lease a Bike
725
3
Mathieu van der Poel
Alpecin-Premier Tech
664
4
Filippo Ganna
INEOS Grenadiers
591
5
Egan Bernal
INEOS Grenadiers
515
6
Adam Yates
Jayco-AlUla
440
7
Tom Pidcock
INEOS Grenadiers
375
8
Richard Carapaz
EF Education-EasyPost
305
9
João Almeida
UAE Team Emirates XRG
246
10
Mikel Landa
Soudal Quick-Step
177
Points
#RiderPts
1
Primož Roglič
Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe
793
2
Wout van Aert
Team Visma-Lease a Bike
725
3
Mathieu van der Poel
Alpecin-Premier Tech
664
4
Filippo Ganna
INEOS Grenadiers
591
5
Egan Bernal
INEOS Grenadiers
515
6
Adam Yates
Jayco-AlUla
440
7
Tom Pidcock
INEOS Grenadiers
375
8
Richard Carapaz
EF Education-EasyPost
305
9
João Almeida
UAE Team Emirates XRG
246
10
Mikel Landa
Soudal Quick-Step
177
King of the Mountains
#RiderPts
1
Primož Roglič
Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe
793
2
Wout van Aert
Team Visma-Lease a Bike
725
3
Mathieu van der Poel
Alpecin-Premier Tech
664
4
Filippo Ganna
INEOS Grenadiers
591
5
Egan Bernal
INEOS Grenadiers
515
6
Adam Yates
Jayco-AlUla
440
7
Tom Pidcock
INEOS Grenadiers
375
8
Richard Carapaz
EF Education-EasyPost
305
9
João Almeida
UAE Team Emirates XRG
246
10
Mikel Landa
Soudal Quick-Step
177
Sprint
#RiderPts
1
Primož Roglič
Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe
793
2
Wout van Aert
Team Visma-Lease a Bike
725
3
Mathieu van der Poel
Alpecin-Premier Tech
664
4
Filippo Ganna
INEOS Grenadiers
591
5
Egan Bernal
INEOS Grenadiers
515
6
Adam Yates
Jayco-AlUla
440
7
Tom Pidcock
INEOS Grenadiers
375
8
Richard Carapaz
EF Education-EasyPost
305
9
João Almeida
UAE Team Emirates XRG
246
10
Mikel Landa
Soudal Quick-Step
177

Equipment That Powers The Peloton

WorldTour teams use specialized equipment for giro d'italia. Here are the most common products you'll see on the start line:

Bike Computer

Garmin Edge 1040 Solar

Battery: 45h (with solar: 100h+)

Bike Computer

Wahoo Roam V2: A Worthy Garmin Alternative?

Battery: 17h

Power Meter

Favero Assioma DUO: Rechargeable, Dual-Sided, and Reliable

Battery: Rechargeable Li-ion, 50h

Bike Trainer

Wahoo KICKR Core: The Mid-Range Smart Trainer Sweet Spot

Battery: Mains-powered

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