Relentless climbs put contenders on alert
Stage 15 - Sunday, May 24: Forlì - Faenza, 161km
Route: You expect the Giro's route to be unpredictable, but organisers RCS Sport have pulled out the stops for this centenary edition. This is another day where the climbs aren't all that big, but they are incessant. It's another day when the contenders will have to be watchful, but when a break should stay clear.
Procycling's top tip: Monte Trebbio features, and as the rider who won this year's Coppi e Bartali stage over that climb, Cunego will be one of the men to watch. In recent Giros, he's been off the pace by this point in the race – can he regain his form of 2004?
Savio speaks: The stage to Faenza is going to be a truly difficult stage. It is open for an escape of substance, but it will not affect the overall classification.
Stage map
Stage profile
The latest race content, interviews, features, reviews and expert buying guides, direct to your inbox!
Latest on Cyclingnews
-
Sepp Kuss hoping to ride Vuelta a España for Grand Tour treble after 'crazy fast' but 'enjoyable' Tour de France
Former Vuelta winner feeling motivated into the final part of the season -
'He's going to win at least seven Tours' – Greg LeMond refutes any comparison between Tadej Pogačar and Lance Armstrong
'Lance didn't have his talent; he 'found' it at 28' says three-time winner LeMond -
Tadej Pogačar's five-star Tour de France performance was his least stressful yet, and paved the way for his very promising successor - Philippa York analysis
Cyclingnews' expert columnist marvels at Pogačar's fifth Tour victory and searing Alpe d'Huez ascent, analyses his GC rivals' progression, and reflects on a memorable final stage -
'Even the biggest champions don't last forever' – Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe prepare Remco Evenepoel for Tour de France victory challenge when Pogačar begins to struggle
DS Patxi Vila points at Pogačar's own Tour past as possible way to move forward for Belgian champion





