The Giro d'Italia Donne will take place from the 6th to the 13th July 2025 and will be one of the key moments in the women's peloton season. The Italian Grand Tour will feature a route from north to south, missing out on the Passo del Mortirolo which was expected, but featuring interesting stages away from the Alps in it's majority. We preview stage 7.
Perhaps the queen stage? In the Appeninnes the riders will have a 157-kilometer long stage packed with climbs from start to finish. The differences might only be made in the final climb, but they could be huge. The summit finish in the long Monte Nerone will be very difficult and could be the key moment of the race.
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Stage 7: Fermignano - Monte Nerone, 157 kilometers
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leedorney15-05-2025 - and his "worst" result - 7th in TTmobk14-05-2025
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santiagobenites14-05-2025 - On one side, he was unhappy due to the TDF no, but i suppose money and other aspects made the differenceabstractengineer14-05-2025
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- I love it when the "little guy" wins!acem8214-05-2025
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