The routes for both the men's and women's 2026 Giro d'Italia will be unveiled in Rome on Monday. This edition marks the final race directed by Mauro Vegni, who has been the race director.
The 2026 Giro is anticipated to feature a balance of sprint stages and demanding mountain climbs, promising opportunities for sprinters as well as climbers throughout the race.
The 2026 edition "is expected to be packed with sprint opportunities and high mountains," underscoring the contrasting challenges riders will face.
Mauro Vegni is concluding his tenure as race director with this edition, adding significance to the route announcement.
The 2026 Giro promises a dynamic race with varied terrain, balancing fast finishes and tough ascents to test riders’ versatility.