After a 200km transfer north around Rome to Viterbo, the 6th stage of the Giro is a fast, nervous ride across the back country of the Maremma region to the Tuscan port town of Marina Di Grosseto. Although attackers will try to stay away, the three final circuits of 6km each will set the stage perfectly for the sprinters teams to flex their muscles in the finale.
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