Giro d'Italia 2016 - Stages

21 stages, Apeldoorn > Torino, 3467.1km

06.05-29.05

The Giro d'Italia, also known as La Corsa Rosa, will be held for the 109th time in 2026. First held in 1909, the Giro has established itself as one of the most iconic races on the cycling calendar with 71 different winners. This year's edition runs from May 8 to May 31, starting in Nessebar, Bulgaria and finishing in Rome, Italy. The winner of the race is awarded the iconic maglia rosa.

Stages

DateStage profileRouteDistanceWinner
06.05.2016 Stage 1 Apeldoorn > 9.8 km Tom Dumoulin
07.05.2016 Stage 2 Arnhem > Nijmegen 190 km Marcel Kittel
08.05.2016 Stage 3 Nijmegen > Arnhem 190 km Marcel Kittel
10.05.2016 Stage 4 Catanzaro > Praia a Mare 200 km Diego Ulissi
11.05.2016 Stage 5 Praia a Mare > Benevento 233 km André Greipel
12.05.2016 Stage 6 Ponte > Roccaraso (Aremogna) 157 km Tim Wellens
13.05.2016 Stage 7 Sulmona > Foligno 211 km André Greipel
14.05.2016 Stage 8 Foligno > Arezzo 186 km Gianluca Brambilla
15.05.2016 Stage 9 Radda in Chianti > Grave in Chianti 40.5 km Primoz Roglic
17.05.2016 Stage 10 Campi Bisenzio > Sestola 219 km Giulio Ciccone
18.05.2016 Stage 11 Modena > Asolo 227 km Diego Ulissi
19.05.2016 Stage 12 Noale > Bibione 182 km André Greipel
20.05.2016 Stage 13 Palmanova > Cividale del Friuli 170 km Mikel Nieve
21.05.2016 Stage 14 Alpago (Farra) > Corvara 210 km Esteban Chaves
22.05.2016 Stage 15 Castelrotto > Alpe di Siusi 10.8 km Alexander Foliforov
24.05.2016 Stage 16 Bressanone > Andalo 132 km Alejandro Valverde
25.05.2016 Stage 17 Molveno > Cassano d'Adda 196 km Roger Kluge
26.05.2016 Stage 18 Muggio > Pinerolo 244 km Matteo Trentin
27.05.2016 Stage 19 Pinerolo > Risoul 162 km Vincenzo Nibali
28.05.2016 Stage 20 Guillestre > Sant'Anna di Vinadio 134 km Rein Taaramäe
29.05.2016 Stage 21 Cuneo > Torino 163 km Nikias Arndt

Race profile

Race
Giro d'Italia
Start date
06.05.2016
End date
29.05.2016
Total distance
3467.1 km
Number of stages
21
Gen
Men
Cat
2.UWT
Country
Italy
Discipline
Road
First edition
1909

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