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Giro d'Italia 2026

A three-week route book with big mountain days, transfer rhythm, and late-race swings.

Giro d’Italia 2026 crosses Bulgaria from the Black Sea to Sofia before the first rest day, then turns Italy into a slow-burn elimination race with Blockhaus, the 42 km Massa TUDOR time trial, and a final week that stacks Carì, Alleghe, and Piancavallo before Rome. The official route hub frames the full course at 3,468 km and 48,700 metres of climbing.

May 8 - May 31Bulgaria to Rome21 stages3468 kmGrand TourStage raceResults
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Stage result, overall standings, and jersey leaders are published here after official classifications are available.

OfficialUpdated 2026-06-02Official Giro Stage 1 rankings
Stage 21May 31 · Roma to Roma
Official

Stage 21 result

Top 20
PosRiderTeamTime/gap
1Jonathan MILANLIDL-TREK3:05:50
2Giovanni LONARDITEAM POLTI VISITMALTASame time
3Paul PENHOETGROUPAMA-FDJ UNITEDSame time
4Dylan GROENEWEGENUNIBET ROSE ROCKETSSame time
5Madis MIHKELSEF EDUCATION - EASYPOSTSame time
6Jensen PLOWRIGHTALPECIN-PREMIER TECHSame time
7Tobias Lund ANDRESENDECATHLON CMA CGM TEAMSame time
8Corbin STRONGNSN CYCLING TEAMSame time
9Toon AERTSLOTTO INTERMARCHE'Same time
10Luca MOZZATOTUDOR PRO CYCLING TEAMSame time
11Paul MAGNIERSOUDAL QUICK-STEPSame time
12Matteo MALUCELLIXDS ASTANA TEAMSame time
13Sakarias Koller LOLANDUNO-X MOBILITYSame time
14Edoardo ZAMBANINIBAHRAIN VICTORIOUSSame time
15Orluis AULARMOVISTAR TEAMSame time
16Alec SEGAERTBAHRAIN VICTORIOUSSame time
17Martin MARCELLUSIBARDIANI CSF 7 SABERSame time
18Ivan GARCIA CORTINAMOVISTAR TEAMSame time
19Robert DONALDSONTEAM JAYCO ALULASame time
20Guillermo SILVAXDS ASTANA TEAMSame time

Final overall standings

Top 20
PosRiderTeamTime/gap
1Jonas VINGEGAARDTEAM VISMA - LEASE A BIKE83:22:51
2Felix GALLDECATHLON CMA CGM TEAM+5:22
3Jai HINDLEYRED BULL - BORA - HANSGROHE+6:25
4Thymen ARENSMANNETCOMPANY INEOS+7:02
5Derek GEELIDL-TREK+7:56
6Afonso EULALIOBAHRAIN VICTORIOUS+9:39
7Michael STORERTUDOR PRO CYCLING TEAM+10:13
8Davide PIGANZOLITEAM VISMA - LEASE A BIKE+10:52
9Damiano CARUSOBAHRAIN VICTORIOUS+11:24
10Egan BERNALNETCOMPANY INEOS+12:54
11Mathys RONDELTUDOR PRO CYCLING TEAM+15:12
12Jan HIRTNSN CYCLING TEAM+22:06
13Sepp KUSSTEAM VISMA - LEASE A BIKE+22:12
14David DE LA CRUZPINARELLO-Q36.5 PRO CYCLING TEAM+23:14
15Gregor MUHLBERGERDECATHLON CMA CGM TEAM+23:53
16Ben O'CONNORTEAM JAYCO ALULA+24:12
17Chris HARPERPINARELLO-Q36.5 PRO CYCLING TEAM+30:43
18Johannes KULSETUNO-X MOBILITY+34:26
19Igor ARRIETAUAE TEAM EMIRATES XRG+55:50
20Giulio CICCONELIDL-TREK+56:40
Jonas Vingegaard portrait from Paris-Nice 2023.
Final Maglia Rosa winnerJonas VINGEGAARDTEAM VISMA - LEASE A BIKE83:22:51
Paul Magnier portrait.
Final Maglia Ciclamino leaderPaul MAGNIERSOUDAL QUICK-STEP200 pts
Final Maglia Azzurra leaderGiulio CICCONELIDL-TREK277 pts
Final Maglia Bianca leaderAfonso EULALIOBAHRAIN VICTORIOUS83:32:30
Jersey leader photo credits

Race status

Race withdrawals

Riders confirmed as out of the race by result sources.

27 listed
  • Matteo MOSCHETTIPINARELLO-Q36.5 PRO CYCLING TEAM
    WithdrawnStage 2
  • Santiago BUITRAGOBAHRAIN VICTORIOUS
    WithdrawnStage 2
  • Marc SOLERUAE TEAM EMIRATES XRG
    WithdrawnStage 2
  • Jay VINEUAE TEAM EMIRATES XRG
    WithdrawnStage 2
  • Andrea VENDRAMETEAM JAYCO ALULA
    WithdrawnStage 3
  • Adam YATESUAE TEAM EMIRATES XRG
    WithdrawnStage 3
  • Wilco KELDERMANTEAM VISMA - LEASE A BIKE
    WithdrawnStage 4
  • Kaden GROVESALPECIN-PREMIER TECH
    WithdrawnStage 4
  • Arnaud DE LIELOTTO INTERMARCHÉ
    WithdrawnStage 4
  • Milan MENTENLOTTO INTERMARCHÉ
    WithdrawnStage 5
  • Joshua GIDDINGSLOTTO INTERMARCHÉ
    WithdrawnStage 5
  • Timo DE JONGTEAM PICNIC POSTNL
    WithdrawnStage 5
  • Samuele BATTISTELLAEF EDUCATION - EASYPOST
    WithdrawnStage 5
  • Felix ENGELHARDTTEAM JAYCO ALULA
    WithdrawnStage 6
  • Fabio CHRISTENPINARELLO-Q36.5 PRO CYCLING TEAM
    WithdrawnStage 8
  • Jake STEWARTNSN CYCLING TEAM
    WithdrawnStage 8
  • Davide BALLERINIXDS ASTANA TEAM
    WithdrawnStage 11
  • Edward PLANCKAERTALPECIN-PREMIER TECH
    WithdrawnStage 11
  • Martin TJØTTAUNO-X MOBILITY
    WithdrawnStage 11
  • Erlend BLIKRAUNO-X MOBILITY
    WithdrawnStage 11
  • Lennert VAN EETVELTLOTTO INTERMARCHÉ
    WithdrawnStage 12
  • Sjoerd BAXPINARELLO-Q36.5 PRO CYCLING TEAM
    WithdrawnStage 12
  • Javier ROMOMOVISTAR TEAM
    WithdrawnStage 12
  • Christian SCARONIXDS ASTANA TEAM
    WithdrawnStage 14
  • Enrico ZANONCELLOBARDIANI CSF 7 SABER
    WithdrawnStage 15
  • Pascal ACKERMANNTEAM JAYCO ALULA
    WithdrawnStage 16
  • Nickolas ZUKOWSKYPINARELLO-Q36.5 PRO CYCLING TEAM
    WithdrawnStage 17

Overview

Race overview

Current spoiler-safe Giro route context for the Piancavallo mountain finale and Rome closing circuit.

The 109th Giro is in its closing weekend. The spoiler-safe desk stays route-first: stage 20 is the final mountain test from Gemona del Friuli 1976-2026 to Piancavallo, using Forgaria nel Friuli, Clauzetto, and a double Piancavallo finale; stage 21 then closes the race on a 131 km Rome circuit, with parade rhythm first and a fast city finish after that.

Time trial pivotS10
Mountain pressure13 stages
Summit finishesS7, S20
Longest dayS7 - 244 km
Route scale
The official route hub lists 3,468 km, a 165.1 km average stage distance, and 48,700 metres of altitude gain across the 21-stage route
Grande Partenza
Three stages across Bulgaria, from Nessebar on the Black Sea to Sofia, for the Giro’s 16th foreign start
First mountain turning point
Stage 7 runs 244 km from Formia to Blockhaus, the first true summit finish

Watchlist

Riders to watch

A race-specific watchlist from official Giro provisional entry-list and race-week jersey-preview sources; riders without Giro-specific official support are intentionally left out.

Jonas Vingegaard portrait from Paris-Nice 2023.
Jonas VingegaardTeam Visma | Lease a BikeGC anchor

The official Maglia Rosa preview frames Vingegaard as the overall-race benchmark, and the official provisional entry-list article confirms his Giro debut and all-three-Grand-Tours target.

Preliminary startlist
Jai HindleyRed Bull-BORA-hansgrohePast Giro winner

The official entry-list article places Hindley in Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe's Giro leadership group, while the Maglia Rosa preview keeps him as the experienced 2022 winner supporting the team's mountain push.

Preliminary startlist
Giulio PellizzariRed Bull-BORA-hansgroheMaglia Bianca marker

The official young-rider preview frames Pellizzari as the clear Maglia Bianca reference point, and the official Maglia Rosa preview also marks him as Red Bull-BORA-hansgrohe's sharpest GC riser.

Preliminary startlist
Giulio CicconeLidl-TrekMaglia Azzurra hunter

The official Maglia Azzurra preview marks Ciccone as a former mountains-classification winner with freedom to target breakaways, and the official provisional entry-list article lists him among the climbers targeting stage wins and the blue jersey.

Preliminary startlist
Jonathan MilanLidl-TrekSprint benchmark

The official entry-list article and race-week Maglia Ciclamino preview both frame Milan as the sprint-field benchmark, making him the clearest fast-finisher reference for the Giro’s flat stages and points-jersey scan.

Preliminary startlist
Portrait of Filippo Ganna.
Filippo GannaNetcompany IneosTime-trial marker

The official entry-list article calls Ganna the Viareggio-Massa individual time-trial favourite and notes the extra pull of a stage finishing in his hometown of Verbania.

Preliminary startlist
Rider portrait credits
Watchlist sources
Distance3468km
Stages2121-stage route book
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Route book

Stage route book

Scan the full Giro d’Italia route in one spoiler-safe 21-stage guide, grouped week by week.

Stage guide

Stage route book

All 21 Giro stages on one spoiler-safe route book.

Week 1Stage 1 to Stage 3
  1. Stage 1May 8

    Nessebar to Burgas

    147 kmFlat
    A flat Black Sea opener from Nessebar to Burgas, shaped for the fast men and the first maglia rosa.

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    Stage 1

    Nessebar to Burgas

    Official Giro d'Italia 2026 stage 1 profile for Nessebar to Burgas.
    ProfileOfficial organizer profile - 147 km - FlatSource Giro d'Italia
  2. Stage 2May 9

    Burgas to Veliko Tarnovo

    221 kmHills
    The long ride to Veliko Tarnovo tightens near Lyaskovets Monastery Pass, so puncheurs and durable sprinters both have a reason to believe.

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    Stage 2

    Burgas to Veliko Tarnovo

    Official Giro d'Italia 2026 stage 2 profile for Burgas to Veliko Tarnovo.
    ProfileOfficial organizer profile - 221 km - HillsSource Giro d'Italia
  3. Stage 3May 10

    Plovdiv to Sofia

    175 kmFlat
    Plovdiv to Sofia crosses Borovets Pass before a long enough run to the capital for quick finishers who climb well.

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    Stage 3

    Plovdiv to Sofia

    Official Giro d'Italia 2026 stage 3 profile for Plovdiv to Sofia.
    ProfileOfficial organizer profile - 175 km - FlatSource Giro d'Italia
Week 2Stage 4 to Stage 9
Rest day before this week
  1. Stage 4May 12

    Catanzaro to Cosenza

    138 kmFlat
    The Calabrian restart is short but not lazy, with 1,800 metres of rise before Cosenza gives the sprint teams a controlled first Italian finish.

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    Stage 4

    Catanzaro to Cosenza

    Official Giro d'Italia 2026 stage 4 profile for Catanzaro to Cosenza.
    ProfileOfficial organizer profile - 138 km - FlatSource Giro d'Italia
  2. Stage 5May 13

    Praia a Mare to Potenza

    203 kmHills
    Praia a Mare to Potenza packs 4,100 metres into the Basilicata hills, making this a breakaway and puncheur day rather than a simple transfer.

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    Stage 5

    Praia a Mare to Potenza

    Official Giro d'Italia 2026 stage 5 profile for Praia a Mare to Potenza.
    ProfileOfficial organizer profile - 203 km - HillsSource Giro d'Italia
  3. Stage 6May 14

    Paestum to Napoli

    142 kmFlat
    Paestum to Napoli keeps the climbing light and points the race toward a city finish where sprint trains should finally get clean road.

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    Stage 6

    Paestum to Napoli

    Official Giro d'Italia 2026 stage 6 profile for Paestum to Napoli.
    ProfileOfficial organizer profile - 142 km - FlatSource Giro d'Italia
  4. Stage 7May 15

    Formia to Blockhaus

    244 kmMountains
    Blockhaus delivers the Giro’s longest stage and its first truly brutal mountain finish.

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    Stage 7

    Formia to Blockhaus

    Official Giro d'Italia 2026 stage 7 profile for Formia to Blockhaus.
    ProfileOfficial organizer profile - 244 km - MountainsSource Giro d'Italia
  5. Stage 8May 16

    Chieti to Fermo

    156 kmHills
    Chieti to Fermo keeps the Adriatic week lumpy, with enough late climbing for puncheurs to pressure the pure sprint teams.

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    Stage 8

    Chieti to Fermo

    Official Giro d'Italia 2026 stage 8 profile for Chieti to Fermo.
    ProfileOfficial organizer profile - 156 km - HillsSource Giro d'Italia
  6. Stage 9May 17

    Cervia to Corno alle Scale

    184 kmHills
    Cervia to Corno alle Scale turns a hilly profile into a summit-style test before the second rest day.

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    Stage 9

    Cervia to Corno alle Scale

    Official Giro d'Italia 2026 stage 9 profile for Cervia to Corno alle Scale.
    ProfileOfficial organizer profile - 184 km - HillsSource Giro d'Italia
Week 3Stage 10 to Stage 15
Rest day before this week
  1. Stage 10May 19

    Viareggio to Massa TUDOR ITT

    42 kmITT
    The 42 km Massa time trial can redraw the general classification after the first rest day.

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    Stage 10

    Viareggio to Massa TUDOR ITT

    Official Giro d'Italia 2026 stage 10 profile for Viareggio to Massa TUDOR ITT.
    ProfileOfficial organizer profile - 42 km - ITTSource Giro d'Italia
  2. Stage 11May 20

    Porcari (Paper District) to Chiavari

    195 kmHills
    Porcari to Chiavari crosses Ligurian terrain after the time trial, a 195 km trap day for breakaways and punchy finishers.

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    Stage 11

    Porcari (Paper District) to Chiavari

    Official Giro d'Italia 2026 stage 11 profile for Porcari (Paper District) to Chiavari.
    ProfileOfficial organizer profile - 195 km - HillsSource Giro d'Italia
  3. Stage 12May 21

    Imperia to Novi Ligure

    175 kmFlat
    Imperia to Novi Ligure gives the fast teams a long chase across 175 km, but 2,250 metres of climbing keeps it from being a pure drag strip.

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    Stage 12

    Imperia to Novi Ligure

    Official Giro d'Italia 2026 stage 12 profile for Imperia to Novi Ligure.
    ProfileOfficial organizer profile - 175 km - FlatSource Giro d'Italia
  4. Stage 13May 22

    Alessandria to Verbania

    189 kmFlat
    Alessandria to Verbania runs toward Lake Maggiore, a flatter-looking day that can still sting before the lakeside finish.

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    Stage 13

    Alessandria to Verbania

    Official Giro d'Italia 2026 stage 13 profile for Alessandria to Verbania.
    ProfileOfficial organizer profile - 189 km - FlatSource Giro d'Italia
  5. Stage 14May 23

    Aosta to Pila (Gressan)

    133 kmHigh mountains
    Aosta to Pila turns the race uphill again with a compact but serious alpine finish.

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    Stage 14

    Aosta to Pila (Gressan)

    Official Giro d'Italia 2026 stage 14 profile for Aosta to Pila (Gressan).
    ProfileOfficial organizer profile - 133 km - High mountainsSource Giro d'Italia
  6. Stage 15May 24

    Voghera to Milano

    157 kmFlat
    Voghera to Milano is the cleanest sprint invitation of the second weekend, with only 200 metres of climbing before the city finish.

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    Stage 15

    Voghera to Milano

    Official Giro d'Italia 2026 stage 15 profile for Voghera to Milano.
    ProfileOfficial organizer profile - 157 km - FlatSource Giro d'Italia
Week 4Stage 16 to Stage 21
Rest day before this week
  1. Stage 16May 26

    Bellinzona to Carì

    113 kmMountains
    The short Carì stage opens the last week with immediate climbing pressure.

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    Stage 16

    Bellinzona to Carì

    Official Giro d'Italia 2026 stage 16 profile for Bellinzona to Carì.
    ProfileOfficial organizer profile - 113 km - MountainsSource Giro d'Italia
  2. Stage 17May 27

    Cassano d'Adda to Andalo

    202 kmHills
    Cassano d'Adda to Andalo stretches beyond 200 km and 3,300 metres, giving breakaway climbers a serious last-week doorway.

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    Stage 17

    Cassano d'Adda to Andalo

    Official Giro d'Italia 2026 stage 17 profile for Cassano d'Adda to Andalo.
    ProfileOfficial organizer profile - 202 km - HillsSource Giro d'Italia
  3. Stage 18May 28

    Fai della Paganella to Pieve di Soligo

    171 kmFlat
    Fai della Paganella to Pieve di Soligo looks marked flat, but 2,050 metres after a mountain start make it a nervous transfer toward Veneto.

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    Stage 18

    Fai della Paganella to Pieve di Soligo

    Official Giro d'Italia 2026 stage 18 profile for Fai della Paganella to Pieve di Soligo.
    ProfileOfficial organizer profile - 171 km - FlatSource Giro d'Italia
  4. Stage 19May 29

    Feltre to Alleghe (Piani di Pezzè)

    151 kmHigh mountains
    Alleghe offers one of the last pure mountain chances to crack the race open.

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    Stage 19

    Feltre to Alleghe (Piani di Pezzè)

    Official Giro d'Italia 2026 stage 19 profile for Feltre to Alleghe (Piani di Pezzè).
    ProfileOfficial organizer profile - 151 km - High mountainsSource Giro d'Italia
  5. Stage 20May 30

    Gemona del Friuli 1976-2026 to Piancavallo

    200 kmMountains
    Piancavallo is the final summit finish and the last big GC examination before Rome.

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    Stage 20

    Gemona del Friuli 1976-2026 to Piancavallo

    Official Giro d'Italia 2026 stage 20 profile for Gemona del Friuli 1976-2026 to Piancavallo.
    ProfileOfficial organizer profile - 200 km - MountainsSource Giro d'Italia
  6. Stage 21May 31

    Roma to Roma

    131 kmFlat
    Rome closes the race with parade mood first and a final fast finish after that.

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    Stage 21

    Roma to Roma

    Official Giro d'Italia 2026 stage 21 profile for Roma to Roma.
    ProfileOfficial organizer profile - 131 km - FlatSource Giro d'Italia
Desk update info

First published on 2026-04-17.

Last updated on 2026-05-08.

Official guide

Official guide

Official race links and race-week context for the whole Giro page.

Standings

Stage 19 podium

Sepp KUSS won the Feltre to Alleghe (Piani di Pezzè) stage ahead of Derek GEE and Giulio CICCONE.

Result visible
  1. 1. Sepp KUSSTEAM VISMA - LEASE A BIKE - 4:28:33
  2. 2. Derek GEELIDL-TREK - +0:13
  3. 3. Giulio CICCONELIDL-TREK - +0:36
Desk update info

First published on 2026-05-29.

Last updated on 2026-05-29.

Standings

Stage 18 podium

Paul MAGNIER won the Fai della Paganella to Pieve di Soligo stage ahead of Edoardo ZAMBANINI and Jonathan MILAN.

Result visible
  1. Paul Magnier portrait.
    1. Paul MAGNIERSOUDAL QUICK-STEP - 3:46:50Soudal Quick-Step
  2. 2. Edoardo ZAMBANINIBAHRAIN VICTORIOUS - +0:00
  3. 3. Jonathan MILANLIDL-TREK - +0:00
Rider photo credits
Desk update info

First published on 2026-05-29.

Last updated on 2026-05-29.

Standings

Stage 17 podium

Michael VALGREN won the Cassano d'Adda to Andalo stage ahead of Andreas LEKNESSUND and Damiano CARUSO.

Result visible
  1. 1. Michael VALGRENEF EDUCATION - EASYPOST - 4:41:33
  2. 2. Andreas LEKNESSUNDUNO-X MOBILITY - +0:03
  3. 3. Damiano CARUSOBAHRAIN VICTORIOUS - +0:06
Desk update info

First published on 2026-05-28.

Last updated on 2026-05-28.

Standings

Stage 16 podium

Jonas VINGEGAARD won the Bellinzona to Carì stage ahead of Felix GALL and Jai HINDLEY.

Result visible
  1. Jonas Vingegaard portrait from Paris-Nice 2023.
    1. Jonas VINGEGAARDTEAM VISMA - LEASE A BIKE - 2:57:40Team Visma-Lease a Bike
  2. 2. Felix GALLDECATHLON CMA CGM TEAM - +1:09
  3. 3. Jai HINDLEYRED BULL - BORA - HANSGROHE - +1:11
Rider photo credits
Desk update info

First published on 2026-05-27.

Last updated on 2026-05-27.

Standings

Stage 15 podium

Fredrik DVERSNES won the Voghera to Milano stage ahead of Mirco MAESTRI and Martin MARCELLUSI.

Result visible
  1. 1. Fredrik DVERSNESUNO-X MOBILITY - 3:03:18
  2. 2. Mirco MAESTRITEAM POLTI VISITMALTA - Same time
  3. 3. Martin MARCELLUSIBARDIANI CSF 7 SABER - Same time
Desk update info

First published on 2026-05-26.

Last updated on 2026-05-26.

Standings

Stage 14 podium

Jonas VINGEGAARD won the Aosta to Pila (Gressan) stage ahead of Felix GALL and Jai HINDLEY.

Result visible
  1. Jonas Vingegaard portrait from Paris-Nice 2023.
    1. Jonas VINGEGAARDTEAM VISMA - LEASE A BIKE - 3:53:01Team Visma-Lease a Bike
  2. 2. Felix GALLDECATHLON CMA CGM TEAM - +0:49
  3. 3. Jai HINDLEYRED BULL - BORA - HANSGROHE - +0:58
Rider photo credits
Desk update info

First published on 2026-05-24.

Last updated on 2026-05-24.

Standings

Stage 13 podium

Alberto BETTIOL won the Alessandria to Verbania stage ahead of Andreas LEKNESSUND and Jasper STUYVEN.

Result visible
  1. 1. Alberto BETTIOLXDS ASTANA TEAM - 3:51:33
  2. 2. Andreas LEKNESSUNDUNO-X MOBILITY - +0:26
  3. Jasper Stuyven at the 2023 Omloop Het Nieuwsblad team presentation.
    3. Jasper STUYVENSOUDAL QUICK-STEP - +0:44Soudal Quick-Step
Rider photo credits
Desk update info

First published on 2026-05-23.

Last updated on 2026-05-23.

Standings

Stage 12 podium

Alec SEGAERT won the Imperia to Novi Ligure stage ahead of Toon AERTS and Guillermo SILVA.

Result visible
  1. 1. Alec SEGAERTBAHRAIN VICTORIOUS — 3:53:00
  2. 2. Toon AERTSLOTTO INTERMARCHÉ — +0:03
  3. Guillermo Thomas Silva at the 2024 Itzulia Basque Country rider presentation.
    3. Guillermo SILVAXDS ASTANA TEAM — +0:03XDS Astana Team
Rider photo credits
Desk update info

First published on 2026-05-22.

Last updated on 2026-05-22.

Race desk note

Stage 11 result note

A spoiler-route Stage 11 result note and GC update from the official Giro classifications.

Result visible

Stage 11 turned the Porcari to Chiavari coast road into a breakaway verdict: Jhonatan NARVAEZ beat Enric MAS in a two-up finish, Diego ULISSI took third at 11 seconds, and Afonso EULÁLIO kept the Maglia Rosa by 27 seconds over Jonas VINGEGAARD. The Results Centre now carries the official Stage 11 top 20, post-stage GC, jersey leaders, and official withdrawals without exposing the update on safe routes.

Desk update info

First published on 2026-05-21.

Last updated on 2026-05-21.

Standings

Stage 11 podium

Jhonatan NARVAEZ won the Porcari to Chiavari stage ahead of Enric MAS and Diego ULISSI.

Result visible
  1. 1. Jhonatan NARVAEZUAE TEAM EMIRATES XRG — 4:33:43
  2. 2. Enric MASMOVISTAR TEAM — +0:00
  3. 3. Diego ULISSIXDS ASTANA TEAM — +0:11
Desk update info

First published on 2026-05-21.

Last updated on 2026-05-21.

Race desk note

Stage 10 result note

A spoiler-route Stage 10 result note and GC update from the official Giro classifications.

Result visible

Stage 10 turned the Viareggio to Massa time trial into a clean clock test: Filippo GANNA won in 45:53, Thymen ARENSMAN made it a Netcompany INEOS one-two at 1:54, and Rémi CAVAGNA completed the podium at 1:59. Afonso EULÁLIO kept the Maglia Rosa by 27 seconds over Jonas VINGEGAARD, with ARENSMAN jumping to third overall; the Results Centre now carries the official Stage 10 top 20 and post-stage GC without exposing the update on safe routes.

Desk update info

First published on 2026-05-20.

Last updated on 2026-05-20.

Standings

Stage 10 podium

Filippo GANNA won the Viareggio to Massa TUDOR ITT ahead of Thymen ARENSMAN and Rémi CAVAGNA.

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  1. Portrait of Filippo Ganna.
    1. Filippo GANNANETCOMPANY INEOS — 45:53INEOS Grenadiers
  2. 2. Thymen ARENSMANNETCOMPANY INEOS — +1:54
  3. 3. Rémi CAVAGNAGROUPAMA-FDJ UNITED — +1:59
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First published on 2026-05-20.

Last updated on 2026-05-20.

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Stage 9 result note

A spoiler-route Stage 9 result note and jersey-leader update from the official Giro classifications.

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Stage 9 made the Corno alle Scale finish a GC checkpoint: Jonas VINGEGAARD won in 4:20:21, Felix GALL finished second at 12 seconds, and Davide PIGANZOLI was third at 34 seconds. Afonso EULÁLIO kept the Maglia Rosa and young-rider lead, Paul MAGNIER kept the Ciclamino jersey, and VINGEGAARD extended his Azzurra lead; the Results Centre now carries the official Stage 9 top 20 and post-stage GC without exposing the update on safe routes.

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First published on 2026-05-18.

Last updated on 2026-05-18.

Standings

Stage 9 podium

Jonas VINGEGAARD won the Cervia to Corno alle Scale stage ahead of Felix GALL and Davide PIGANZOLI.

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  1. Jonas Vingegaard portrait from Paris-Nice 2023.
    1. Jonas VINGEGAARDTEAM VISMA - LEASE A BIKE — 4:20:21Team Visma-Lease a Bike
  2. 2. Felix GALLDECATHLON CMA CGM TEAM — +0:12
  3. 3. Davide PIGANZOLITEAM VISMA - LEASE A BIKE — +0:34
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First published on 2026-05-18.

Last updated on 2026-05-18.

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Stage 8 result note

A spoiler-route Stage 8 result note and jersey-leader update from the official Giro classifications.

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Stage 8 turned the Fermo walls into a breakaway-style verdict: Jhonatan NARVAEZ won in 3:27:26, Andreas LEKNESSUND took second at 32 seconds, and Martin TJØTTA was third at 42 seconds. Afonso EULÁLIO kept the Maglia Rosa and young-rider lead, Paul MAGNIER kept the Ciclamino jersey, and Jonas VINGEGAARD kept the Azzurra jersey; the Results Centre now carries the official Stage 8 top 20, post-stage GC, and withdrawals without exposing the update on safe routes.

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First published on 2026-05-17.

Last updated on 2026-05-17.

Standings

Stage 8 podium

Jhonatan NARVAEZ won the Chieti to Fermo stage ahead of Andreas LEKNESSUND and Martin TJØTTA.

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  1. 1. Jhonatan NARVAEZUAE TEAM EMIRATES XRG — 3:27:26
  2. 2. Andreas LEKNESSUNDUNO-X MOBILITY — +0:32
  3. 3. Martin TJØTTAUNO-X MOBILITY — +0:42
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First published on 2026-05-17.

Last updated on 2026-05-17.

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Stage 7 result note

A spoiler-route Stage 7 result note and jersey-leader update from the official Giro classifications.

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Stage 7 made Blockhaus the Giro’s first GC flashpoint: Jonas VINGEGAARD attacked on the final climb and won solo, with Felix GALL second at 13 seconds and Jai HINDLEY third at 1:02. Afonso EULÁLIO limited the damage to keep the Maglia Rosa and the young-rider lead, Paul MAGNIER kept the Ciclamino jersey, and VINGEGAARD moved into the Azzurra jersey; the Results Centre now carries the official Stage 7 top 20 and post-stage GC table without exposing the update on safe routes.

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First published on 2026-05-16.

Last updated on 2026-05-16.

Standings

Stage 7 podium

Jonas VINGEGAARD won the Formia to Blockhaus stage ahead of Felix GALL and Jai HINDLEY.

Result visible
  1. Jonas Vingegaard portrait from Paris-Nice 2023.
    1. Jonas VINGEGAARDTEAM VISMA - LEASE A BIKE — 6:09:15Team Visma-Lease a Bike
  2. 2. Felix GALLDECATHLON CMA CGM TEAM — +0:13
  3. 3. Jai HINDLEYRED BULL - BORA - HANSGROHE — +1:02
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First published on 2026-05-16.

Last updated on 2026-05-16.

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Stage 6 result note

A spoiler-route Stage 6 result note and jersey-leader update from the official Giro classifications.

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Stage 6 delivered a nervy Naples sprint after a slippery, crash-hit finale: Davide BALLERINI won in Piazza del Plebiscito ahead of Jasper STUYVEN and Paul MAGNIER. The official classifications keep Afonso EULÁLIO in the Maglia Rosa, with MAGNIER leading the points table, Diego Pablo SEVILLA still on top of the mountains standings, and EULÁLIO also leading the young-rider classification; the Results Centre now includes the official Stage 6 podium, post-stage leader rows, and the organizer-listed withdrawal of Felix ENGELHARDT.

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First published on 2026-05-15.

Last updated on 2026-05-15.

Standings

Stage 6 podium

Davide BALLERINI won the Paestum to Napoli stage ahead of Jasper STUYVEN and Paul MAGNIER.

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  1. 1. Davide BALLERINIXDS ASTANA TEAM — 3:19:30
  2. Jasper Stuyven at the 2023 Omloop Het Nieuwsblad team presentation.
    2. Jasper STUYVENSOUDAL QUICK-STEP — +0:00Soudal Quick-Step
  3. Paul Magnier portrait.
    3. Paul MAGNIERSOUDAL QUICK-STEP — +0:00Soudal Quick-Step
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First published on 2026-05-15.

Last updated on 2026-05-15.

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Stage 5 result note

A spoiler-route Stage 5 result note and jersey-leader update from the official Giro classifications.

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Stage 5 turned the Basilicata hills into the Giro’s first major classification shake-up: Igor ARRIETA won in Potenza ahead of Afonso EULÁLIO and Guillermo SILVA, while EULÁLIO moved into the Maglia Rosa. The official classifications keep Paul MAGNIER in the points lead and Diego Pablo SEVILLA in the mountains lead, with EULÁLIO also heading the young-rider table; the Results Centre now includes the official Stage 5 podium, post-stage leader rows, and four organizer-listed withdrawals.

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First published on 2026-05-14.

Last updated on 2026-05-14.

Standings

Stage 5 podium

Igor ARRIETA won the Praia a Mare to Potenza stage ahead of Afonso EULÁLIO and Guillermo SILVA.

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  1. 1. Igor ARRIETAUAE TEAM EMIRATES XRG — 5:07:51
  2. 2. Afonso EULÁLIOBAHRAIN VICTORIOUS — +0:02
  3. Guillermo Thomas Silva at the 2024 Itzulia Basque Country rider presentation.
    3. Guillermo SILVAXDS ASTANA TEAM — +0:51XDS Astana Team
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First published on 2026-05-14.

Last updated on 2026-05-14.

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Stage 4 result note

A spoiler-route Stage 4 result note and jersey-leader update from the official Giro classifications.

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Stage 4 brought the Giro back onto Italian roads and into a selective Cosenza finish: Jhonatan NARVAEZ won from Orluis AULAR and Giulio CICCONE, while CICCONE’s bonus seconds moved him into the Maglia Rosa. The official classifications keep Paul MAGNIER in the points lead, Diego Pablo SEVILLA in the mountains lead, and Jan CHRISTEN in the young-rider lead; the Results Centre now includes the post-stage top 20s and official Stage 4 withdrawals.

Desk update info

First published on 2026-05-13.

Last updated on 2026-05-13.

Standings

Stage 4 podium

Jhonatan NARVAEZ won the Catanzaro to Cosenza stage from Orluis AULAR and Giulio CICCONE, with the podium on the same stage time.

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  1. 1. Jhonatan NARVAEZUAE TEAM EMIRATES XRG — 3:08:46
  2. 2. Orluis AULARMOVISTAR TEAM — Same time
  3. 3. Giulio CICCONELIDL-TREK — Same time
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First published on 2026-05-13.

Last updated on 2026-05-13.

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Stage 3 finish note

A spoiler-route Stage 3 finish note from the official Giro live hub.

Fresh race news

The official Giro live hub has Paul Magnier winning Stage 3 into Sofia after the breakaway was caught inside the final kilometre. The organizer feed framed the closing sprint around Magnier, Jonathan Milan, and Dylan Groenewegen, while the late race notes also record Manuele Tarozzi taking the Red Bull KM bonus sprint before the race came back together.

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First published on 2026-05-10.

Last updated on 2026-05-11.

Fresh-race window ends on 2026-05-11.

Standings

Stage 3 podium

Paul MAGNIER won the Plovdiv to Sofia stage from Jonathan MILAN and Dylan GROENEWEGEN, with the podium on the same stage time.

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  1. Paul Magnier portrait.
    1. Paul MAGNIERSOUDAL QUICK-STEP — 4:09:42Soudal Quick-Step
  2. 2. Jonathan MILANLIDL-TREK — Same time
  3. 3. Dylan GROENEWEGENUNIBET ROSE ROCKETS — Same time
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Desk update info

First published on 2026-05-11.

Last updated on 2026-05-11.

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Stage 2 result note

A spoiler-route Stage 2 result note and jersey-leader update from the official Giro classifications.

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Stage 2 has shifted the Giro race desk from preview mode to results mode: Guillermo SILVA won in Veliko Tarnovo ahead of Florian STORK and Giulio CICCONE, and the official classifications also put SILVA into the Maglia Rosa. Paul MAGNIER keeps the points lead, Diego Pablo SEVILLA keeps the mountains lead, and SILVA also leads the young-rider table; the full top 20s now sit in the Results centre.

Desk update info

First published on 2026-05-09.

Last updated on 2026-05-09.

Standings

Stage 2 podium

Guillermo SILVA won the Burgas to Veliko Tarnovo stage from Florian STORK and Giulio CICCONE, with the top three all on the same stage time.

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  1. Guillermo Thomas Silva at the 2024 Itzulia Basque Country rider presentation.
    1. Guillermo SILVAXDS ASTANA TEAM — 5:39:25XDS Astana Team
  2. 2. Florian STORKTUDOR PRO CYCLING TEAM — Same time
  3. 3. Giulio CICCONELIDL-TREK — Same time
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First published on 2026-05-09.

Last updated on 2026-05-09.

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Opening stage watchpoints

A race-day Stage 1 note for the spoiler route.

Fresh race news

Stage 1 has moved from route preview to race-day watch: the official stage page keeps the double Cape Agalina circuit and slightly rising Burgas run-in as the route notes, while the official race-day preview frames the opener as a likely Black Sea sprint, puts Jonathan Milan at the head of the fast-man scan, and flags Cape Agalina as the first Maglia Azzurra touchpoint.

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First published on 2026-05-04.

Last updated on 2026-05-08.

Fresh-race window ends on 2026-05-10.

Standings

Stage 1 podium

Paul MAGNIER won the Nessebar to Burgas opener from Tobias Lund ANDRESEN and Ethan VERNON, with the top three all on the same stage time.

Result visible
  1. Paul Magnier portrait.
    1. Paul MAGNIERSOUDAL QUICK-STEP — 3:21:08Soudal Quick-Step
  2. 2. Tobias Lund ANDRESENDECATHLON CMA CGM TEAM — Same time
  3. 3. Ethan VERNONNSN CYCLING TEAM — Same time
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Desk update info

First published on 2026-05-08.

Last updated on 2026-05-08.

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