From Turin to Rome: These are all the profiles of the Giro d'Italia stages for 2024
CyclingFriday, 13 October 2023 at 13:51
On Friday in Trento, during the Il Festival dello Sport di Trento, RCS announced the route for the Giro d'Italia 2024. The Italian tour will start on May 4, 2024, in Turin and will conclude after 21 stages in Rome. The three weeks of racing will include numerous mountain stages, great opportunities for sprinters and also two long time trials.
Of course, as with every major tour, there was already some information about the Giro d'Italia 2024, in which a successor will be sought for Primoz Roglic. Mauro Vegni and his team had recently unveiled the route for the first three days, which, by Giro standards, are quite challenging. After the start in Turin - dedicated to the Superga air disaster of 1939 - the peloton will immediately face two tough stages.
There were also plenty of rumors in the run-up to the Giro about the remainder of the tour: Livigno, Stelvio, time trials and a final stage in Rome. All these topics were discussed in recent weeks, as were rumors about possible participants. For about a decade, the Giro has made it a serious goal to attract the best cyclists to the race, and it seems they have set their sights on Tadej Pogacar and Wout van Aert for the coming year. Both men have never participated in the Italian tour but are likely to decide on their schedule for the upcoming year in the next few weeks.
2024 Giro d'Italia Route
Stage 1, Saturday, May 4: Venaria Reale - Torino (136 km)
Stage 2, Sunday, May 5: San Fransesco al Campo - Oropa (150 km)
Stage 3, Monday, May 6: Novaro - Fossano (165 km)
Stage 4, Tuesday, May 7: Acqui Terme - Andora (187 km)
Stage 5, Wednesday, May 8: Genoa - Lucca (176 km)
Stage 6, Thursday, May 9: Viareggio - Rapolano Terme (177 km)
Stage 7, Friday, May 10: Foligno - Perugia (37 km, time trial)
Stage 8, Saturday, May 11: Spoletto - Prati di Tivo (153 km)
Stage 9, Sunday, May 12: Avezzano - Napoli (206 km)
Stage 10, Tuesday, May 14: Pompeii - Bocca della Selva (141 km)
Stage 11, Wednesday, May 15: Foiano di val Fortore - Francavilla al Mare (203 km)
Stage 12, Thursday, May 16: Martinsicuro - Fano (183 km)
Stage 13, Friday, May 17: Riccione - Cento (179 km)
Stage 14, Saturday, May 18: Castiglione delle Stiviere - Desenzao del Garda (31 km, time trial)
Stage 15, Sunday, May 19: Manerba del Garda - Livigno (220 km)
Stage 16, Tuesday, May 21: Livigno - Monte Pana (202 km)
Stage 17, Wednesday, May 22: Selva di al Gardena - Passo Brocon (154 km)
Stage 18, Thursday, May 23: Fiera di Primiero - Padua (166 km)
Stage 19, Friday, May 24: Mortegliano - Sappada (154 km)
Stage 20, Saturday, May 25: Alpago - Bassano del Grappa (175 km)
Stage 21, Sunday, May 26: Rome - Rome (126 km)
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- Why continue to give this bully and liar a platform. Both he and Bruyneel should be persona non grata in the cycling world.Aodh25-04-2025
- Such negative comments that are truly inappropriate and actually ridiculous. He sounds like an old man, bitter that he can't race anymore. Why can't he just be gracious? Or just shut up. Instead of howling for attention, in such a rude manner. Must be Dementia creeping in. We are all living in the Now. Records are there, and some are being broken, some are unapproachable. If he doesn't like it, and it makes him sick, maybe he ought start watching some other sport. Don't want the old mans health to be upset.
reemmo031-03-2025 - Roger De Vlaeminck inspires me to create a new beer: "Bitter Old Twat Belgian".JackInhof31-03-2025
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- I am not sure if it is the hardest to win. In Flanders and Roubaix well before the finish the Peleton will be decimated and the race will normally be won by the best rider of the day or maybe 2nd or 3rd in case of a mechanical or unlucky break especially in case of Roubaix. In San Remo just before the finish there will still be several riders in contention and they are hard to ditch. For the best riders it is a race hard to win since it is not so selective. But if you are not a top 5 rider but still a top 10 rider this race is your best change to win. You will see more Milan San remo Winners with only 1 monument win than any other monumentsJoostmehrtens19-03-2025
- "fap fap fap oh Lance oh oh OHHHHHHH" again. Does he pay you to dredge up people with nice things to say about him? He was an giant a$$hole to people. It is a fact. Whatever his contrition about the doping, he is unapologetic about being a giant a$$hole to people. (Why yes, I do only login to complain. *I* am however only a giant a$$hole to people who laud giant a$$holes.)ericjensenridesbikes25-02-2025
- Remco is still very young. And injuries can absolutely keep you from overdoing it and getting worse. The recent Remco accident didn't keep him from being able to ride a recumbent inside. Wout's knee is a different story thoughVeganpotter23-01-2025
- Van der Poel style is winning by a half a lap and leading the race from the end of the second lap.
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