Giro d'Italia 2017 - Stages

21 stages, Alghero > Milano, 3609.1km

05.05-28.05

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
05.05.2017 Stage 1 Alghero > Olbia 206 km Lukas Pöstlberger
06.05.2017 Stage 2 Olbia > Tortolì 221 km André Greipel
07.05.2017 Stage 3 Tortolì > Cagliari 148 km Fernando Gaviria
09.05.2017 Stage 4 Cefalù > Etna 181 km Jan Polanc
10.05.2017 Stage 5 Pedara > Messina 159 km Fernando Gaviria
11.05.2017 Stage 6 Reggio Calabria > Terme Luigiane 217 km Silvan Dillier
12.05.2017 Stage 7 Castrovillari > Alberobello 224 km Caleb Ewan
13.05.2017 Stage 8 Molfetta > Peschici 189 km Gorka Izagirre
14.05.2017 Stage 9 Montenero di Bisaccia > Blockhaus 149 km Nairo Quintana
16.05.2017 Stage 10 Foligno > Montefalco 39.8 km Tom Dumoulin
17.05.2017 Stage 11 Firenze > Bagno di Romagna 161 km Omar Fraile
18.05.2017 Stage 12 Forlì > Reggio Emilia 229 km Fernando Gaviria
19.05.2017 Stage 13 Reggio Emilia > Tortona 167 km Fernando Gaviria
20.05.2017 Stage 14 Castellania > Oropa 131 km Tom Dumoulin
21.05.2017 Stage 15 Valdengo > Bergamo 199 km Bob Jungels
23.05.2017 Stage 16 Rovetta > Bormio 222 km Vincenzo Nibali
24.05.2017 Stage 17 Tirano > Canazei 219 km Pierre Rolland
25.05.2017 Stage 18 Moena > Ortisei / St. Ulrich 137 km Tejay van Garderen
26.05.2017 Stage 19 San Candido / Innichen > Piancavallo 191 km Mikel Landa
27.05.2017 Stage 20 Pordenone > Asiago 190 km Thibaut Pinot
28.05.2017 Stage 21 Monza > Milano 29.3 km Jos Van Emden

Race profile

Race
Giro d'Italia
Start date
05.05.2017
End date
28.05.2017
Total distance
3609.1 km
Number of stages
21
Gen
Men
Cat
2.UWT
Country
Italy
Discipline
Road
First edition
1909

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