Giro 2015: Route and stages

The 2015 Giro d'Italia started Saturday 9 May in San Lorenzo Al Mare to finished on Sunday 31 May in Milano after 3,482 kilometres in the saddle. It was an exciting race and unexpected scenarios unfolded, but in the end the winner was familiar: Alberto Contador. Along with Bernard Hinault he became the only rider to have won all three Grand Tours at least two times.

Read about the route of the 2015 Giro d'Italia. Click links in scheme below to find out details on all individual stages.

Giro 2015: stages

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The Route

On Saturday, May 9th, edition 2015 of the Giro d'Italia starts in San Lorenzo a Mare. In over 3,400 kilometres the race sees six stages for the sprinters, 80 kilometres of time trialing, plus the dreaded Mortirolo climb and the partly unpaved road up Colle delle Finestre. Cyclingstage.com brings you the full route of the 2015 Giro d'Italia.

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San Lorenzo al Mare – San Remo

Saturday, May 9, 2015 – Just like last edition the 2015 Giro d'Italia opens with a team time trial, this time along the Mediterranean coast to finish at the arrival point of La Primavera. In 17.6 kilometres riders head from San Lorenzo al Mare to San Remo.

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Albenga – Genoa

Sunday, May 10, 2015 – Just like yesterday stage 2 carries along the Ligurian coast. The riders reach arrival town Genoa for two local rounds of 6.8 kilometres, totalling 173 kilometres. Look like a sprinter’s dream.

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Rapallo – Sestri Levante

Monday, May 11, 2015 – Stage 3 heads in 136 kilometres from Rapallo to Sestri Levante, bringing the first serious climbs into the 2014 Giro. The road is constantly undulating but it may be a comforting thought for the non-climbers the last ascent is crested at 44 kilometres from the finish line, the remainder is flat or downhill. Good news for good descenders!

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Chiavari - La Spezia

Tuesday, May 12, 2015 - Just like previous stage, the 4th stage in the 2015 Giro is peppered with some climbing. The 150 kilometres stage takes the riders on hilly terrain from Chiavari to La Spezia, and they call it a day with a local round containing a tough climb at 10 kilometres from the finish line.

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