The 11th stage concluded, with the ‘usual’ victory in the sprint at Francavilla al Mare Jonathan Milanwe are already thinking about 12th stage on Thursday, still on the Adriatic Coast: departure from Martinsicuro (in the Teramo area) and arrive at Fanoabout the insidious Marche ‘walls’, after 193 km. And with Slovenian Tadej Pogacar always in the pink jersey.
Route and altimetry
Flat stage for the first 50 km and subsequently dotted with walls and climbs until the finish. After a first part along the Adriatic, overcome Civitanova Marche you move away from the sea to face a route made up of continuous ups and downs with more or less difficult ups and downs: 10 of them can be cataloged (4 of which are classified as GPM). The last tear, unpublished, of Mount Jupiter is located 9 km from the finish line and presents slopes over 10%. Final part rather structured around the historic center of Fano skirting the walls with various curves and counter-curves and short straight sections interspersing them. Last kilometer slightly uphill. Final straight line 450 meters long and 8 meters wide, on asphalt.
Where to follow the Giro d’Italia
The entire Corsa Rosa will be broadcast live in full by Eurosport, channel 210 of the Sky remote control. The departure from Martinsicuro is scheduled for 12:30with expected arrival between 16:30 not 17:00. The stage can also be followed on Sky Go e su NOW.
From Coppi to Roglic: the roll of honor of the Giro d’Italia
From Venaria Reale to Rome: whoever completes this route fastest will win the 107th edition of the Giro d’Italia. Primoz Roglic is the reigning champion, but he will not be at the start of the race. However, the great favorite Pogacar could keep the Maglia Rosa in Slovenia. Binda, Coppi and Merckx have the record of victories, while Italy is the most successful country, even if the Italian success has been missing since 2016 with Vincenzo Nibali. Here is the Giro’s roll of honour, from 1909 to today GIRO D’ITALIA, THE 11TH STAGE LIVE
1909-1919 (The Giro was not held during the First World War)
1909 – Luigi Ganna (Italy) 1910 – Carlo Galetti (Italy) 1911 – Carlo Galetti (Italy) 1912* – Atala (Italy) 1913 – Carlo Oriani (Italy) 1914 – Alfonso Calzolari (Italy) 1919 – Costante Girardengo (Italy, in photo) *team ranking
1920-1929
1920 – Gaetano Belloni (Italy) 1921 – Giovanni Brunero (Italy) 1922 – Giovanni Brunero (Italy) 1923 – Costante Girardengo (Italy) 1924 – Giuseppe Enrici (Italy) 1925 – Alfredo Binda (Italy, in the photo) 1926 – Giovanni Brunero ( Italy) 1927 – Alfredo Binda (Italy) 1928 – Alfredo Binda (Italy) 1929 – Alfredo Binda (Italy)
1930-1939
1930 – Luigi Marchisio (Italy) 1931 – Francesco Camusso (Italy) 1932 – Antonio Pesenti (Italy) 1933 – Alfredo Binda (Italy) 1934 – Learco Guerra (Italy) 1935 – Vasco Bergamaschi (Italy) 1936 – Gino Bartali (Italy, in photo) 1937 – Gino Bartali (Italy) 1938 – Giovanni Valetti (Italy) 1939 – Giovanni Valetti (Italy)
