Stage 1
Bologna > Bologna (San Luca) (8 km)
11.05-02.06
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.
Bologna > Bologna (San Luca) (8 km)
Bologna > Fucecchio (205 km)
Vinci > Orbetello (220 km)
Orbetello > Frascati (235 km)
Frascati > Terracina (130.8 km)
Cassino > San Giovanni Rotondo (238 km)
Vasto > L'Aquila (185 km)
Tortoreto Lido > Pesaro (239 km)
Riccione > San Marino (34.8 km)
Ravenna > Modena (145 km)
Carpi > Novi Ligure (221 km)
Cuneo > Pinerolo (158 km)
Pinerolo > Ceresole Reale (Lago Serrù) (196 km)
Saint-Vincent > Courmayeur (Skyway Monte Bianco) (131 km)
Ivrea > Como (232 km)
Lovere > Ponte di Legno (194 km)
Commezzadura (Val di Sole) > Anterselva / Antholz (181 km)
Valdaora / Olang > Santa Maria di Sala (222 km)
Treviso > San Martino di Castrozza (151 km)
Feltre > Croce d'Aune - Monte Avena (194 km)
Verona > Verona (17 km)
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