Giro d'Italia Women 2024: Stage 1 preview
July 7, 2024: Brescia-Brescia (ITT), 14.6KM
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Stage 1 sees the riders tackle a 14.6km time trial in Brescia, Lombardy, opening up the overall classification on the first stage. The route is relatively flat and will favour the pure time trialists.
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