Ciclismo Internacional

By David Hunter Castel Di Sangro > Campo Felice 157.8km A day out in the mountains.

By David Hunter Foggia > Guardia Sanframondi 171.4km Too hard for the sprinters, not hard enough for the GC riders, this one is another good stage for the breakaway.

By David Hunter Notaresco > Termoli 182.4km Another one for the sprinters.

By David Hunter Grotte Di Frasassi > Ascoli Piceno 160.8km The first mountaintop finish of the Giro. Nothing much should happen until the final climb.

By David Hunter Modena > Cattolica 176.9km Time for our second sprint finish. The route is arrow straight, don’t think I’ve ever seen anything like this before.

By David Hunter Piacenza > Sestola 187.5km A very interesting looking stage.

By David Hunter Biella > Canale 191km The first stage where we get to debate the type of finish we get.

By David Hunter Stupinigi > Novara 179.4km Nailed on sprint, nothing else to note about the stage.

By David Hunter Torino 8.6km ITT The Giro begins with an 8.6km ITT around the streets of Turin. This is going to be fast.

By David Hunter Are you ready for the first grand tour of the year? RCS have done a great job, the route of the 2021 Giro d’Italia looks amazing. With something for everyone, this race promises to keep us entertained all the way to Milan. Key Stages Stage 11 The Strade Bianche stage. We have over…

By David Hunter Fribourg > Fribourg 16.2km ITT The race ends with a TT.

By David Hunter Sion > Thyon 2000 162km The big day.

By David Hunter Estavayer > Estavayer 169km Like stage 1, but just a little harder.

By David Hunter La Neuveville > Saint-Imier 165km This is a tough day in the saddle.

By David Hunter The first proper road stage.

By David Hunter Oron > Oron 4km Prologue A very interesting looking prologue.

By David Hunter The spring classics are over, off to Switzerland we go. The next period on the calendar is all about preparing for the Giro or Tour, but the races themselves are very important, they won’t be used as a simple training ride. Romandie has attracted fewer Giro riders compared to usual, most decided to…

By David Hunter Liège > Liège 259km The last monument for a while.