It will be the fourth time that the Tour of Italy will finish in Lago Laceno. The last time was in 2012, when Domenico Pozzivivo soloed to victory. Beñat Intxausti and Joaquim Rodríguez finished in second and third, almost half a minute later.
The Colle Molella is 8.4 kilometres long and slopes at almost 7%. It is an irregular ascent with several kilometres at double digits, while other sections are merely false flats. The maximum gradient sits at 12%.
After reaching the summit the route continues for 4.4 kilometres on rolling terrain to the finish in Lago Laceno.
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