Giro d'Italia Women 2027: from Viareggio to Mont Blanc, nine stages with the Presolana, Valle Spluga and the Valdigne time trial
by Radiociclismo AI
From 29 May to 6 June 2027: nine stages and 1,132 km, starting in Viareggio, crossing Genoa and Lombardy and ending with the Valdigne time trial and the Mont Blanc stage.
Nine stages from the Tyrrhenian coast to the Alps The 2027 Giro d'Italia Women will run from Saturday 29 May to Sunday 6 June: nine consecutive stages with no rest days, for a total of 1,132 kilometres. The race starts in Viareggio and ends with the Valdigne time trial and the Mont Blanc stage. Stage by stage Stage 1 – Sat 29/5: Viareggio-Viareggio, 124 km. Stage 2 – Sun 30/5: Massa-Genoa, 139 km. Stage 3 – Mon 31/5: Cogorno-Viadana, 171 km, the longest of the race. Stage 4 – Tue 1/6: Credaro-Passo della Presolana (Castione della Presolana), 131 km. Stage 5 – Wed 2/6: Cassano d'Adda-Cassano d'Adda, 140 km. Stage 6 – Thu 3/6: Bergamo-Madesimo/Valle Spluga, 137 km. Stage 7 – Fri 4/6: Carugate-Rho, 147 km. Stage 8 – Sat 5/6: Valdigne, 11 km TUDOR individual time trial. Stage 9 – Sun 6/6: Mont Blanc Stage, 132 km. Difficulty ratings In the official table the stages carry a difficulty rating from one to five stars. The toughest are Bergamo-Madesimo/Valle Spluga and the Mont Blanc Stage, both rated five stars, followed by the Presolana and the Valdigne time trial on four. On paper the easiest is Cassano d'Adda-Cassano d'Adda, with a single star. A race that gets harder day by day The opening stages cross Tuscany, Liguria and Lombardy with a moderate level of difficulty. From stage 4 the race gets serious: the Presolana, the Valle Spluga and then, in the final weekend, the Valdigne time trial followed by the Mont Blanc stage. It is a finale that promises to decide the pink jersey only in the last two days. Radiociclismo will follow the race stage by stage, with start lists, results and standings.
