2023 Giro d'Italia Race Center - TV, Startlist, Profile & Previews
CyclingWednesday, 10 May 2023 at 08:30
The 2023 Giro d'Italia route has finally been announced! The race will feature several very tough high-mountain stages, aswell as a lot of time-trialing kilometers which will make for a very balanced race throughout three weeks from the 6th to the 28th of May.
In this article you can find a wrap-up of all the information needed to know for the Giro d'Italia. It includes previews, startlist, profile, TV Guide as well as all the relevant information for the race. Follow all news related to the race here.
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Estimated start and finish times for Giro d'Italia:
Stage 1: 13:50-17:10CET
Stage 2: 12:20-17:15CET
Stage 3: 11:45-17:15CET
Stage 4: 12:30-17:15CET
Stage 5: 12:40-17:15CET
Stage 6: 12:55-17:15CET
Stage 7: 11:15-17:15CET
Stage 8: 11:50-17:15CET
Stage 9: 13:10-17:10CET
Stage 10: 12:05-17:15CET
Stage 11: 11:25-17:15CET
Stage 12: 12:30-17:15CET
Stage 13: 11:00-17:15CET
Stage 14: 12:05-17:15CET
Stage 15: 11:45-17:15CET
Stage 16: 10:50-17:15CET
Stage 17: 12:50-17:15CET
Stage 18: 12:20-17:15CET
Stage 19: 11:35-17:15CET
Stage 20: 11:30-18:30CET
Stage 21: 15:25-18:45CET
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- Nothing much is up for grabs if you don’t even fight for the win - which is how Del Toro rode today regarding Yates taking victory from him.AndrewK31-05-2025
- Felix Serna says it exactly right about Del Toro. How could anyone just voluntarily give up victory in that manner? Carapaz obviously was trying to fight for the win, but I think clearly he ended up disgusted by the way Del Toro was riding - not even willing to ride hard on the descent to fight for the win - and thus in the end Carapaz just felt what can I do with someone riding like this.AndrewK31-05-2025
- Del Toro made no meaningful effort to defend the jersey from Yates on the road taking it from him. Amazing lack of fight.AndrewK31-05-2025
- Pog at the giro was great to watch for a time - I found his greed in winning stages a turnoff, rather than put time into rivals without needing to chase down riders and deprive them. But that’s racingCrashjames31-05-2025
- With a whole team only a mic and earpiece away.Mistermaumau31-05-2025
- Really weird that neither one nor the other latched onto Yates but there you go.Mistermaumau31-05-2025
- Like a watered down version of THAT TdFMistermaumau31-05-2025
- No, the root problem is UAE management, no better than Visma really.Mistermaumau31-05-2025
- Really good ending to the race. Am sure Adam will still celebrate, in secret. Probably a good thing long-term for Del Toro, he’ll realise things aren’t always as easy as they can seem.Mistermaumau31-05-2025
- This is on both Carapaz and Del Torro and their respective teams they both threw away everything to make sure neither of them could win… blind stupid tactics. Chapeau Simon Yates, cracking ride deserves the winslappers6631-05-2025