The Giro d’Italia 2023 starts on Saturday at Fossacesia Marina and will end on Sunday May 28 in Rome.
Top start to the first big round of the season. The Giro 2023 starts on Saturday May 6 with the first of its three individual time trials between Fossacesia Marina and Ortona. On the program, a route of 21 stages for a total of 3,449 kilometers of racing, with 51,000 meters of elevation gain in total (more than 2,400 meters on average per stage), and which will end in Rome, Sunday May 28 .
On paper, sprinters and climbers will have the opportunity to express themselves during these three weeks of testing. But a large number of stages, often mountainous, offer a very perilous profile. Franceinfo: sport introduces you to the 4 most enticing stages of the Giro 2023, those which will be crucial in the fight for the general classification.
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