Following the start in Treviso the riders head to the foot of the Santa Maria della Vittoria, an easy climb to stretch the legs (and possibly form the breakaway). The route continues to Follina and Tovena to tackle the Passo San Boldo: 6 kilometres at 7.5%. It is an impressive structure with five tunnels blasted into the rock, several hairpins and six bridges. The route descends to Trichiana and continues west to Feltre
After Feltre the Giro moves through Fonzaso and climbs up to Lamon to hit the final ascent in Fiera di Primiero. The San Martino di Castrozza climb amounts to 13.6 kilometres, while its average gradient is 5.6%. The first 2 kilometres are a false flat before the rest of the climb hovers just above 6%.
Giro d’Italia 2019 stage 19: Route maps, height profiles, and more
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Details San Martino di Castrozzo climb
Details San Martino di Castrozzo climb
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Treviso and San Martino di Castrozza at Google maps
