Having first been organised in 1909, the Giro d’Italia 2024 is one of the biggest multiple-stage cycling events of the year. The 2024 race will be the 107th edition of the Giro, with 22 teams and 218 riders competing over 3,400 kilometres.
The cyclists will start in Turin and after 21 days of racing – which includes two time trials – will finish in the Italian capital of Rome. In this article you can find all the dates and stages, as well as tips for a potential winner of the 2024 Giro d’Italia.
Giro d’Italia – Stages and Dates
Stage One – Saturday, 4th May
Venaria Reale – Torino – 140km
Stage Two – Sunday, 5th May
San Francesco al Campo – Santuario di Oropa – 161km
Stage Three – Monday, 6th May
Novara – Fossano – 166km
Stage Four – Tuesday, 7th May
Acqui Terme – Andora – 190km
Stage Five – Wednesday, 8th May
Genova – Lucca – 178km
Stage Six – Thursday, 9th May
Torre del Lago Puccini – Rapolano Terme – 180km
Stage Seven – Friday, 10th May
Time Trial: Foligno – Perugia – 40.6km
Stage Eight – Saturday 11th May
Spoleto – Prati di Tivo – 152km
Stage Nine – Sunday, 12th May
Avezzano – Napoli – 214km
Monday, 13th May – Rest Day
Stage 10 – Tuesday, 14th May
Pompei – Cusano Mutri – 142km
Stage 11 – Wednesday, 15th May
Foiano di Val Fortore – Francavilla al Mare – 207km
Stage 12 – Thursday, 16th May
Martinsicuo – Fano – 193km
Stage 13 – Friday, 17th May
Riccione – Cento – 179km
Stage 14 – Saturday, 18th May
Time Trial: Castiglione delle Stiviere – Desenzano del Garda – 31.2km
Stage 15 – Sunday, 19th May
Manerba del Garda – Livigno – 222km
Monday, 20th May – Rest Day
Stage 16 – Tuesday, 21st May
Livigno – Santa Cristina – 202km
Stage 17 – Wednesday, 22nd May
Selva di Val Gardena – Passo del Brocon – 159km
Stage 18 – Thursday, 23rd May
Fiera di Primiero – Padova – 178km
Stage 19 – Friday, 24th May
Mortegliano – Sappada – 157km
Stage 20 – Saturday, 25th May
Alpago – Bassano del Grappa – 184km
Stage 21 – Sunday, 26th May
Roma – Roma – 125km
Giro d’Italia Tips
Tadej Pogacar has stayed healthy and, unlike some of his rivals, has also avoided crashes this season as he looks to secure a rare Giro-Tour double in a single season. The Giro route has been reduced in terms of climbing, while two time-trials may have also played into the hands of the man from Slovenia.
Pogacar is trying to become the first rider to win both the pink and yellow jerseys in a season since Marco Pantani in 1998, as he also targets a third Tour de France success later in the year. The 25-year-old has already won three of the four races he has entered this season – triumphing in the Strade Bianche, Liege-Bastogne-Liege and the Volta a Catalunya, while UAE Team Emirates have provided him with a strong support team, which looks capable of guiding Pogacar to potential Giro victory.
His closest rival could be Romain Bardet, who finished second behind Pogacar in this year’s Liege-Bastogne-Liege race. The six mountain-top finishes in Italy should suit Frenchman Bardet, who remains one of the strongest climbers in the sport. The Team DSM-firmenich PostNL rider has finished in the top 10 in seven of his 15 Grand Tours, including two podiums at the Tour de France.
Giro D’Italia 2024 Selections
Tadej Pogacar
Romain Bardet
By Rob Eddy
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