Giro d'Italia 2022 - Stages

21 stages, Budapest > Verona, 3449.6km

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
06.05.2022 Stage 1 Budapest > Visegrád 195 km Mathieu van der Poel
07.05.2022 Stage 2 Budapest > Budapest 9.2 km Simon Yates
08.05.2022 Stage 3 Kaposvár > Balatonfüred 201 km Mark Cavendish
10.05.2022 Stage 4 Avola > Etna 172 km Lennard Kämna
11.05.2022 Stage 5 Catania > Messina 174 km Arnaud Démare
12.05.2022 Stage 6 Palmi > Scalea 192 km Arnaud Démare
13.05.2022 Stage 7 Diamante > Potenza 196 km Koen Bouwman
14.05.2022 Stage 8 Napoli > Napoli 153 km Thomas De Gendt
15.05.2022 Stage 9 Isernia > Blockhaus 191 km Jai Hindley
17.05.2022 Stage 10 Pescara > Jesi 196 km Biniam Girmay
18.05.2022 Stage 11 Santarcangelo di Romagna > Reggio Emilia 203 km Alberto Dainese
19.05.2022 Stage 12 Parma > Genova 204 km Stefano Oldani
20.05.2022 Stage 13 Sanremo > Cuneo 150 km Arnaud Démare
21.05.2022 Stage 14 Santena > Torino 147 km Simon Yates
22.05.2022 Stage 15 Rivarolo Canavese > Cogne 177 km Giulio Ciccone
24.05.2022 Stage 16 Salò > Aprica 202 km Jan Hirt
25.05.2022 Stage 17 Ponte di Legno > Lavarone 168 km Santiago Buitrago
26.05.2022 Stage 18 Borgo Valsugana > Treviso 156 km Dries De Bondt
27.05.2022 Stage 19 Marano Lagunare > Santuario di Castelmonte 178 km Koen Bouwman
28.05.2022 Stage 20 Belluno > Marmolada (Passo Fedaia) 168 km Alessandro Covi
29.05.2022 Stage 21 Verona > Verona 17.4 km Matteo Sobrero

Race profile

Race
Giro d'Italia
Start date
06.05.2022
End date
29.05.2022
Total distance
3449.6 km
Number of stages
21
Gen
Men
Cat
2.UWT
Country
Italy
Discipline
Road
First edition
1909

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