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It may be downplayed as a ‘hilly’ stage in the road manual but make no mistake: Stage 7 will be brutal. The Giro d’Italia journeys from Diamante to Potenza via four categorised climbs, with nearly 4500m of elevation awaiting the peloton. It’s no wonder that Eurosport expert Adam Blythe has dubbed Friday’s stage as “one of the hardest” of this year’s race.
After flirting with Hungary and Sicily, we're finally on the Italian mainland as Stage 6 arrives on Thursday. While the final Sicilian stage was billed as 'flat' in the race manual, this outing is even flatter. There is a teasing Cat.
Stage 5 is billed as 'flat' in the race manual, but a quick glance at the route profile proves that is a loose definition of the word. A steady ride from Catania to Messina is punctuated by a Cat. 2 whopper up Portella Mandrazzi, with Juan Pedro Lopez (Trek-Segafredo) hoping for a serene first day in pink after wrestling the leader's jersey of Mathieu van der Poel (Alpecin-Fenix) on Mount Etna.
The 2022 Giro d'Italia heads to Sicily and the first mountain stage of the year and a race up the volcano of Mount Etna. After a day of rest — or day of travel from Hungary to Italy — the peloton returns to test the mettle of the climbers with a gruelling 30km uphill finish. Ad/> Mathieu van der Poel still leads the General Classification after victory on Stage 1 and second place in the Individual Time Trial of Stage 2.
The Giro d'Italia remains in Hungary for a third and final day for Stage 3 as the sprinters come to the fore as they battle for supremacy. The 201km mostly flat stage from Kaposvar to Balatonfured is tailor made for the fast finishers with Mark Cavendish and Caleb Ewan among the favourites.
The Giro d’Italia is set to continue for Stage 2, although the race does not travel over to Italy until Tuesday, with Hungary hosting the early stages in this 2022 edition of the famous race. Hungary has been welcoming the riders for the Grande Partenza at this, the opening Grand Tour of 2022.
Refresh for updates from Felix Lowe on Friday, or watch uninterrupted coverage above from 11:00 BST Ad/> HOW CAN I WATCH THE GIRO ON TV AND LIVE STREAM? Giro d'ItaliaGirmay aiming to make history at Giro d’Italia in his first Grand Tour eventAN HOUR AGO Each and every stage will be broadcast in its entirety on Eurosport, discovery+ and GCN+, bookended by The Breakaway, presented by Orla Chennaoui and Dan Lloyd. Rob Hatch and Hannah Walker will be in the commentary box with regular contributions from pundits Robbie McEwen, Sean Kelly and Adam Blythe, with Bradley Wiggins doing his thing on the back of a motorbike. 'It scares me' — Cavendish on his rivalry fears with team-mate Jakobsen Mark Cavendish is hoping a rivalry is not manufactured with Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl team-mate Fabio Jakobsen as the pair vie for the same sprint spot at the Tour de France.
The Giro d’Italia gets underway on Friday in the historic Italian city of… Budapest?! Yep, Hungary is hosting the Grande Partenza for the opening Grand Tour of 2022, with three stages on the menu in central Europe before the race heads to Sicily next week. Ad/> The opening stage is a largely flat 195km run from the capital to Visegrad, with a punchy 5.5km finish at 4.2%.