Giro d'Italia Women
It is among the most prestigious competitions in women's cycling. The 2025 Giro d’Italia Women unfolds over eight stages, starting from Bergamo and finishing at the Imola racetrack, the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari. Once again this year, the participants will face challenging climbs, including the 1,173 meters of the Aprica, followed by the 1,883 meters of the Passo del Tonale—the Cima Strada of this edition, which comes early in the third stage—and the 1,395 meters of Monte Nerone.
In addition to showcasing exceptional athletes, since 1988 the competition has given both fans and newcomers the opportunity to discover hidden and lesser-known corners of our country.
Here are the stages:
1) July 6 – Bergamo to Bergamo, Tudor Individual Time Trial, 14.2 km
2) July 6 – Bergamo to Bergamo, Tudor Individual Time Trial, 14.2 km
3) July 8 – Vezza d’Oglio to Trento, 122 km
4) July 9 – Castello Tesino to Pianezze (Valdobbiadene), 142 km
5) July 10 – Mirano to Monselice, 120 km
6) July 11 – Bellaria-Igea Marina to Terre Roveresche (Orciano di Pesaro), 145 km
7) July 12 – Fermignano to Monte Nerone, 150 km
8) July 13 – Forlì to Imola (Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari), 134 km
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Giro d’Italia Next Generation
First held in 1970, it has served as a launchpad for numerous young stars such as Moser, Pantani, Casagrande, Belli, Simoni, and countless others. The race consists of eight stages across Piedmont, Lombardy, and Emilia-Romagna, offering unforgettable moments and giving many young riders the chance to test themselves—with the dream of one day wearing the coveted pink jersey.
Here are the stages:
1) June 15 – Rho to Rho, TUDOR Individual Time Trial, 8.4 km
2) June 16 – Fiera Milano (Rho) to Cantù, 146 km
3) June 17 – Albese con Cassano to Passo del Maniva, 144 km
4) June 18 – Manerbio to Salsomaggiore Terme, 134 km
5) June 19 – Fiorenzuola d'Arda to Gavi, 153 km
6) June 20 – Ovada to Acqui Terme, 154 km
7) June 21 – Bra to Prato Nevoso, 163 km
8) June 22 – Pinerolo to Pinerolo, 127 km
