Giro 2019: Route and stages

Richard Carapaz won the 102nd edition of the Giro d'Italia ahead of Vincenzo Nibali and Primoz Roglic. The Ecuadorian climber took the reins in the 14th stage to ski resort Courmayeur and stayed in pink after that.

Read about the route of the 2019 Giro, or click on the links in the table below for detailed information on the respective stages.

Giro d' Italia 2019 stages:

Giro d'Italia 2019: routes, profiles, more

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2019 Giro d'Italia

Grande Partenza

stage 1

stage 2

stage 3

stage 4

stage 5

stage 6

stage 7

stage 8

stage 9

stage 10

stage 11

stage 12

stage 13

stage 14

stage 15

stage 16

stage 17

stage 18

stage 19

stage 20

stage 21




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The Route

The Giro d'Italia starts with a hilly time trial in Bologna. On May 11th, the first Grand Tour of the season serves its Grande Partenza and the race is set to end on the 2nd of June. The final week is very mountainous, while Verona hosts an individual time trial on the last day of action.

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Bologna - San Luca

Saturday 11 May - The 1st stage of the Giro d'Italia is a hilly individual time trial. At 8 kilometres, the route runs from Bologna to an uphill finish in nearby San Luca. The finale is a 2.1 kilometres climb with an average slope of 9.7%.

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Bologna - Fucecchio

Sunday 12 May - Following the ITT on the Giro's first day of action the race leaves Bologna in the 2nd stage. The route goes south to finish in Fucecchio, while the distance is 205 kilometres.

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Vinci - Orbetello

Monday 13 May - Stage 3 in the Giro d'Italia runs from Vinci to Orbetello. The route amounts to 220 kilometres and is tailor-made for a sprint finish.

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Orbetello - Frascati

Tuesday 14 May - At 223 kilometres, the 4th stage of the Giro d'Italia travels from Orbetello to Frascati, a town just southeast of Rome. Following a race on rolling roads the last 5 kilometres slope at around 5%.

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