Giro d'Italia 2027
This is the page for the 2027 Giro d’Italia. The 110th edition rolls out on May 8 with an as yet unannounced Grand Depart. The race will be finish on the May 30. The official route will be announced in November 2026.
The undisputed king of the 2026 Giro d'Italia was Jonas Vingegaard. The Dane won the general classification by over 5 minutes after a dominant 3-week race.
2026 Giro d'Italia highlights
Giro d'Italia 2025 highlights
Most recent Giro d'Italia winners
2026 Jonas Vingegaard
2025 Simon Yates2024 Tadej Pogačar
2023 Primoz Roglic
2022 Jai Hindley
2021 Egan Bernal
2020 Tao Geoghegan Hart
2019 Richard Carapaz
2018 Chris Froome
2017 Tom Dumoulin
2016 Vincenzo Nibali
2027 Giro d'Italia route details
The full route for the 2027 Giro d'Italia will be announced in November 2026.
There is little known about the route itself so far, but reumours are starting to emerge.
2027 Giro d'Italia route rumours
The Grand Partenza (Grand Depart) is rumored to take place in north-east Italy, in the Trieste region. The early stages are also reported to dip into Slovenia.
The Grand Partenza will be announced in October 2206, with the full route to follow a month later.
IDL Pro Cycling will bring you all of the 2027 Giro d'italia details as we get them.
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Latest Comments
- How can he race a mountain-bike event just 15 hours after Lombardia? Does that mean he had to recover on the way there? I’m still figuring out how these races fit together!sprocketspiny12-10-2026
- Winning Lombardia without Pogačar there is still a huge achievement, though the headline makes it sound like Seixas is already chasing him personally. Is there any indication he’s actually considering UAE for 2028?andrewf12-10-2026
- The UAE interest is worth watching, but he’s under contract through 2027 and Decathlon clearly have a major talent to build around. No need to rush the transfer speculation.samanthak12-10-2026
- He’s right to keep Pogačar as the benchmark rather than claiming he’s already there. Second at Strade and Liège, plus fourth on his Tour debut at 19, is an incredible platform.robert6512-10-2026
- Seixas attacking on the Civiglio and then lining up at Roc d’Azur the next day is wild. The win matters, but that appetite to race says a lot about him.julien12-10-2026
- Quel talent — winning Lombardia at 20 is incredible. Bien joué, Paul!pedalpowe2912-10-2026
- I’m trying to understand the age comparison: does “at 20” mean results before turning 21, or literally while they were 20? These records get confusing!samanthak12-10-2026
- Pogačar comparisons are inevitable, but Seixas’ results across the Classics and the Tour are hard to ignore. Can’t wait to see them race head-to-head.raceready712-10-2026
- Winning Lombardia at 20 is huge. The Civiglio attack was perfectly timed, and 48 seconds is a proper statement.breakawaybikerd12-10-2026
- Seixas is an extraordinary talent, but comparing careers at 20 feels premature. The Lombardia win and that Tour fourth place are remarkable on their own.lindae12-10-2026
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