Giro d’Italia, stages and altimetry: the presentation

The stages of the WomEn tour

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Stage 1: 6 July, Bergamo-Bergamo Tudor ITT of 13.6 km. A time trial skimming Città Alta until arriving at Sentierone.
Stage 2: 7 July, Clusone-Aprica from 99 km through Val Camonica with a short break to Santicolo a few kilometers from the finish.
Stage 3: 8 July, Vezza D’Oglio-Trento of 124 km with the start-climb at Passo del Tonale and the finish in Trento.
Stage 4: 9 July, Castello Tesino-Pianezze (Voldobbiadene) of 156 km, with an uphill finish at the end in Pianezza with 11.2 km at 7% gradient.
Step 5: 10 July, Mirano-Monselice of 108 km with a final circuit of 16.4 km at the foot of the Euganean Hills.
Step 6: 11 July, Bellaria-Igea Marina-Terre Roveresche (Orciano di Pesaro) from 144 km through the Romagna Apennines to reach the first of the final climb that leads to the first passage on the finish line. Circuit of approximately 15 km with the climb on arrival through Mondavio.
Stage 7: 12 July, Fermignano-Monte Nerone of 157 km, a mountain stage with the last 8 km very demanding – over 8% on average – leading to the finish.
Stage 8: 13 July, Forlì-Imola (Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari) of 138 km final stage which will see the cyclists involved in the 2020 Cycling World Championship circuit to be covered 4 times with the challenging climb of Cima Gallisterna and the climb of Mazzolano with the passages and the final arrival inside the Enzo and Dino Ferrari Autodrome.