Giro 2026: Route and stages
Fredrik Dvresnes won the 15th stage, while Jonas Vingegaard retained the maglia rosa ahead of Afonso Eulálio and Felix Gall. After the final rest day, the Giro continues with a compact mountain stage, followed by two consecutive opportunities for the breakaway. Friday and Saturday will once again favour the climbers and GC contenders, with Friday’s stage being a brutal race featuring 5,000 metres of elevation gain. The final stage in Rome is one for the sprinters.
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Giro 2026: Dversnes wins four-up sprint, Vingegaard retains lead
Just like in 2015, when Iljo Keisse took the spoils in Milan, the peloton underestimates the breakaway. Fredrik Dversnes then sprints to victory ahead of Mirco Maestri, Martin Marcellusi and Mattias Bais, while Jonas Vingegaard retains the lead in the general classification.
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Giro 2026 Route stage 15: Voghera - Milan
Sunday, 24 May – It doesn’t get much flatter than stage 15 of the Giro d'Italia. The elevation gain between Voghera and Milan doesn't exceed 200 metres, while the race is 157 kilometres long.
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Giro 2026: Withdrawals
On Saturday 8 May, the Giro d’Italia started in Bulgaria with 184 riders. Not all of them will reach the finish in Rome. Cyclingstage.com keeps track of the withdrawals.
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Giro 2026: Riders
Jonas Vingegaard, Giulio Pellizzari, Felix Gall, Thymen Arensman and former winner Jai Hindley target the GC at the Giro, while Dylan Groenewegen, Jonathan Milan and Paul Magnier are aiming for sprint success. The likes of Jhonatan Narváez, Giulio Ciccone and Wout Poels are hunting stage wins. Who else is on the start list?
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Giro 2026 Route stage 16: Bellinzona - Carì
Tuesday, 26 May – The 16th stage of the Giro takes the riders into Switzerland. The course is just 113 kilometres long, but still packs 3,000 metres of climbing. The finish is atop an 11.7-kilometre climb averaging 7.9%.
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Giro 2026 Favourites stage 16: Explosive climbing face-off
There’s no time to ease into things in the first stage of the Giro's final week. Instead, the riders are immediately faced with 3,000 metres of climbing over just 113 kilometres. Compact and intense. Which riders will cope best with that?
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