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Giro d'Italia9 May 2009 - 31 May 2009 | Italy | GT
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Stage 2 - Petacchi is back! | Jesolo - Trieste2009-05-10 156km -
Rest day | Cuneo - Cuneo2009-05-18
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Rest day | Chieti - Chieti2009-05-26
Latest Content on the Race
Explosive Di Luca not dwelling on stage win
Danilo Di Luca cherishes his Giro d'Italia stage win on stage four
Armstrong back on top, 15 seconds late
Lance Armstrong returned to cycling's heights and finishes 15 seconds behind winner Danilo Di Luca
Rohregger on a roll
Thomas Rohregger is one of the surprises of this year's Giro, having finished in the top 20 in all five stages so far.
Stapleton: Lövkvist a future champion
Thomas Lövkvist's overall Giro d'Italia lead is another representation that cycling's next generation has arrived
Giro stage 4 reactions
by Jens Voigt, Chris Horner, Robbie Hunter, Bradley Wiggins, Lars Michaelsen and Carlos Sastre
Vande Velde abandons Giro
Christian Vande Velde was forced to abandon the Giro d'Italia after falling
Millar: Team time trial a learning exercise
Garmin-Slipstream went into the Giro's opening stage team time trial as the hot favourite.
Climbing nothing new to Petacchi
While some observers were amazed to see Alessandro Petacchi dominate the uphill finish of Giro d'Italia's stage three to Valdobbiadene, the Italian explained that climbing is nothing new in his repertoire.
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Petacchi refutes the idea of his cancelled wins
Due to all the controversial doping affairs, the palmarès – or record books – of cycling can be interpreted in very different ways. -
Froome readies for season's second half and new team
Looking ahead after fourth in first British nationals -
Scarponi signs new Diquigiovanni contract
Gianni Savio's team builds for 2010 with Michele Scarponi
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Petacchi signs with Lampre-NGC
Italian sprinter Alessandro Petacchi with top-level Lampre team for two years -
Basso hit in the back in podium crash
Liquigas rider escapes unharmed -
Sastre says he'll double up in 2010
Cervélo leader explains next season's objectives
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Pate falls short of Giro's Benevento stage
Garmin time trial specialist escapes to second -
Giro boss pretends to boost the Tour de France
One year ago, the promoters of the Giro d'Italia suggested in Palermo that their race was better than the Tour de France -
Di Luca's failed doping control confirmed
Lab's counter-analysis confirms Italian doped
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Alfredo Binda: The Giro's first superstar
Handsome, rugged and talented, Alfredo Binda was undoubtedly the first superstar of the Giro d'Italia -
Analysis: Armstrong’s Tour blood levels debated
Experts discuss American's published results -
Giro's key battlegrounds
Where the Giro is won
