Giro 2023: Route and stages

Primoz Roglic won the 106th edition of the Giro d'Italia. Geraint Thomas and João Almeida rounded out the final podium. The Italian Grand Tour started on Saturday 6 May 2023 with an ITT in the Abruzzo region and gradually built up to the mountainous last week. The Monte Lussari ITT on the penultimate day turned out to be decisive in terms of the GC, while the race ended on Sunday the 28th in Rome.

Read about the entire route of the 2023 Giro d'Italia.

Please navigate the links in the table below for in-depth information on the individual stages.

Giro d'Italia 2023 - stages

Giro d'Italia 2023: route, profiles, more

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The Route

The Giro d'Italia started on Saturday 6 May with an ITT in the Abruzzo region and finished on Sunday the 28th with a flat stage in Rome. What was in between?

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Fossacesia - Ortona

Saturday 6 May - The Giro d'Italia kicks into gear with an ITT of 19.6 kilometres long. Flat course, punchy finish.

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Teramo - San Salvo

Sunday 7 May - The 2nd stage of the Giro d'Italia offers a hilly start and dito middle section. But since the rest of the route is flat, a bunch sprint is the most likely outcome. The race is 202 kilometres long.

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Vasto - Melfi

Monday 8 May - The 3rd stage on the Giro d'Italia adds up to 213 kilometres and travels from Vasto to Melfi, a town in the foothills of Mount Vulture, an extinct volcano. In fact, the volcano itself is expected to be crucial, as it throws in two ascents inside the last 40 kilometres.

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Venosa - Lago Laceno

Tuesday 9 May - The 4th stage of the Giro could create differences between the GC contenders. The finish is situated in ski resort Lago Laceno, 3 kilometres after the 9.6 kilometres long Colle Molella, while two huge intermediate climbs pep up the 175 kilometre long route.

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