Girobio - Giro Ciclistico d'Italia 2009

Girobio - Giro Ciclistico d'Italia Stages

1. Stage 1Friday, June 12 2009

   Location:

   Firenza - Modena

   Distance:

   174 km

   • Report: Facchini wins Baby Giro's first stage

2. Stage 2Saturday, June 13 2009

   Location:

   Modena - Lonato Del Garda

   Distance:

   151.7 km

   • Report: Caruso claims solo victory

3. Stage 3Sunday, June 14 2009

   Location:

   Lonato Del Garda - Asiago

   Distance:

   166.6 km

   • Report: Briton's Kennaugh takes baby win
4. 

   Stage 4Monday, June 15 2009

   Location:

   Pozzoleone

   Distance:

   25.3 km

   • Report: Australia's Porte wins Baby Giro's time trial,
   • Photos
5. 

   Stage 5Tuesday, June 16 2009

   Location:

   Paderno Del Grappa - Feltre

   Distance:

   146.8 km

   • Report: Piscopiello solos to victory,
   • Photos
6. 

   Stage 6Thursday, June 18 2009

   Location:

   Ferrara - Carpegna

   Distance:

   144.1 km

   • Report: Peruffo best of three-man break,
   • Photos
7. 

   Stage 7Friday, June 19 2009

   Location:

   Casenatico - Carpegna

   Distance:

   165.1 km

   • Report: Russian Silin takes the stage,
   • Photos
8. 

   Stage 8Saturday, June 20 2009

   Location:

   Pennabilli - Bucine

   Distance:

   166.7 km

   • Report: Koren delivers blow,
   • Photos
9. 

   Stage 9Sunday, June 21 2009

   Location:

   Cavriglia - Gaiole in Chianti

   Distance:

   156.8 km

   • Report: Sarmiento steals GiroBio on final day,
   • Photos

Girobio - Giro Ciclistico d'Italia Photos

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  Colombian Cayetano Sarmiento (Colombian National Team) won the race overall.

• Kristijan Koren (Bottoli Nordelettrica Ramonda), 22, takes stage eight
• Enrico Peruffo (Palazzago) outsprints Marcel Fischer (German National Team) and Simon Aguero Gullermo (Argentina National Team) to win stage six.
• Kristijan Koren (Bottoli Nordelettrica Ramonda) wins the two man sprint for the final stage victory.
• Richie Porte and team director Andrea Tafi enjoy their success on the podium.
• Bedogni/Grassi/Natalini/Gr.Praga team director Andrea Tafi chases Richie Porte during his ride.
• Peter Kennaugh (Great Britain National Team) is just two seconds behind overall after making up 33 seconds on the race leader during the time trial.
• British rider Peter Kennaugh (Great Britain National Team) moved closer to the overall lead during the time trial.
• Riders stand on the podium following stage four of the Baby Giro.
• Fabio Piscopiello (Vega Pref.Montappone) solos to victory in stage five of the Baby Giro.
• Australia's Richie Porte (Bedogni/Grassi/Natalini/Gr.Praga) put in a winning ride during the time trial.
• Egor Silin (Russian National Team) had plenty of time to celebrate, reaching the finish with nearly a minute lead on second place.
• Italian Adriano Malori (Bottoli Nordelettrica Ramonda) matched Porte's time but was awarded second place.