The Corsa Rosa is the first Grand Tour of the season and this year it will include a start in a nation that will for the first time in it's history host a Grand Tour, Albania; and also several mountain stages in it's second half whilst the first half will feature some tricky stages including one that goes through a lot of the Strade Bianche course. We preview stage 10.
The second and final time-trial of the race, of moderate length. It will be flat, but the Giro organizers did not plan on making a traditional day against the clock. The 28 kilometers will be enough to create differences, however amongst the best things should stay relatively similar.
There isn't too much to analyze, as the roads truly are mostly flat almost from start to finish. Right before the second intermediate sprint there is a tricky descent with a few hairpins that will require some attention, but as long as they keep it upright there, then it's smooth sailing into Pisa and it's leaning tower.
Lucca - Pisa, 28.6 kilometers
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Map Giro d'Italia 2025 stage 10
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Original: Rúben Silva
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