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Will Tadej Pogačar win the Giro d'Italia 2025?
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The Giro d'Italia 2025 will be the race's 108th edition. The prestigious three-week, 21-stage event is the opener in the trio of Grand Tours, followed by the Tour de France and the Vuelta a España.

Starting on 9 May 2025, the Corsa Rosa has its Grande Partenza in Albania for the first time in its history. After three days on Albanian soil the route returns to Italy, where the top GC contenders will battle it out for the prestigious maglia rosa, or pink jersey.

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Date

9 May - 1 June 2025

Total distance

3413km

Number of stages

21

Start location

Durres, Albania

Finish location

Rome, Italy

UCI ranking

WorldTour

Edition

108th

Total climbing / elevation gain

52,500m

Leader's jersey colour

Pink (Maglia Rosa)

Last winner

Tadej Pogačar (Slovenia)

TV coverage (UK)

Eurosport

TV coverage (US)

TBC

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Stage

Day

Start

Finish

Distance

Terrain

1

9 May

Durrës (Albania)

Tirana (Albania)

164km

Hilly

2

10 May

Tirana (Albania)

Tirana (Albania)

13.7km

ITT

3

11 May

Vlorë (Albania)

Vlorë (Albania)

160km

Hilly

4

13 May

Alberobello

Lecce

187km

Flat

5

14 May

Cegli Messapica

Matera

144km

Flat

6

15 May

Potenza

Napoli

226km

Flat

7

16 May

Castel Di Sangro

Tagliocozzo

168km

Mountains

8

17 May

Giulianova

Castelraimondo

197km

Hilly

9

18 May

Gubbio

Siena

181km

Hilly (gravel sectors)

10

20 May

Lucca

Pisa

28.6km

ITT

11

21 May

Viareggio

Castelnovo ne'Monti

185km

Hilly

12

22 May

Modena

Viadana

172km

Flat

13

23 May

Rovigo

Vincenza

180km

Hilly

14

24 May

Treviso

Nova Gorica / Gorizia

186km

Hilly

15

25 May

Fiume Veneto

Asiago

214km

Mountains

16

27 May

Piazzolo sul Brenta

San Valentino

199km

Mountains

17

28 May

San Michele All'adige

Bormio

154km

Hilly

18

29 May

Morbegno

Cesano Maderno

144km

Flat

19

30 May

Biella

Champoluc

166km

Mountains

20

31 May

Verres

Sestriere

203km

Mountains

21

1 June

Rome

Rome

141km

Flat

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Year

Winner

Country

Team

2024

Tadej Pogačar

Slovenia

UAE Team Emirates

2023

Primož Roglič

Slovenia

Team Jumbo-Visma

2022

Jai Hindley

Australia

Bora-Hansgrohe

2021

Egan Bernal

Colombia

Ineos Grenadiers

2020

Tao Geoghegan Hart

UK

Ineos Grenadiers

2019

Richard Carapaz

Ecuador

Movistar

2018

Chris Froome

UK

Team Sky

2017

Tom Dumoulin

Netherlands

Sunweb

2016

Vincenzo Nibali

Italy

Astana

2015

Alberto Contador

Spain

Tinkoff-Saxo

2014

Nairo Quintana

Colombia

Movistar

2013

Vincenzo Nibali

Italy

Astana

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