The Giro d’Italia 2023 starts with everything! This Saturday, May 6th, the 1st stage of the first championship of the so-called “Big 3” will take place on the Radweltstrecke. Rigoberto Uranone Rubio, Fernando Gaviria and Santiago Buitrago are the great Colombian hopes in an event that has Remco Evenepoel j Primoz Roglic as the main candidate. La República Deportes brings you LIVE all the incidents of the race.
In addition to the Colombians, the Ecuadorians Alexander Cepeda and Jhonatan Caicedo will also be represented from Latin America. This first stage consists of an individual time trial on a 19.6 km flat track that starts in Fossacesia Marina and ends in Ortona. However, the competition promises many auspicious days for climbers.
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When does the first stage of the 2023 Giro d’Italia start?
The departure of the Giro d’Italia 2023 in Fossacesia Marina starts at the following times depending on the country:
- Colombia, Ecuador, Panama: 6:40 a.m
- Venezuela, Dominican Republic, New York: 7:40 a.m
- Chile, Argentina, Uruguay: 8:40 a.m
- Mexico, Nicaragua, Costa Rica: 5:40 a.m
- Spain: 1.40 p.m
Which channel will broadcast Stage 1 of the Giro d’Italia 2023?
The 1st stage of the Giro d’Italia 2023 will be broadcast LIVE on the following channels:
- Colombia: Caracol TV
- South America: DirecTV Sports
- Spain: Eurosport
- North and Central America: GCN.
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Giro de Italia 2023: Stage 1 Perfil (Fossacesia Marina – Ortona)
Profile of the 1st stage of the 2023 Giro d’Italia. Photo: Giro d’Italia
Stages of the Giro d’Italia 2023
- Stage 1 (Saturday 6/5): Fossacesia Marina – Ortona (18.4 km, CRI flat)
- Stage 2 (Sunday 7/5): Teramo – San Salvo (204 km, flat)
- Stage 3 (Monday 8/5): Vasto – Melfi (210 km, low mountain range)
- Stage 4 (Tuesday, May 9th): Venosa – Lake Laceno (184 km, low mountain range)
- Stage 5 (Wednesday, October 5th): Atripalda – Salerno (172 km, mountain)
- Stage 6 (Thursday, November 5th): Naples – Naples (156 km, mountain)
- Stage 7 (Friday, December 5th): Capua – Gran Sasso d’Italia (218 km, high mountains)
- Stage 8 (Saturday, May 13th): Terni – Fossombrone (207 km, half mountain)
- Stage 9 (Sunday, May 14): Savignano sul Rubicone – Cesena (33.6 km, CRI llana)
- Day off (Monday 15.5.)
- Stage 10 (Tuesday, May 16): Scandiano – Viareggio (190 km, mountain)
- Stage 11 (Wednesday, May 17): Camaiore – Tortona (218 km, mountain)
- Stage 12 (Thursday, May 18): Bra – Rivoli (179 km, low mountain range)
- Stage 13 (Friday, May 19): Borgofranco d’Ivrea – Crans Montana (208 km, high mountains)
- Stage 14 (Saturday, May 20): Sierre – Cassano Magnago (194 km, mountain)
- Stage 15 (Sunday, May 21): Seregno – Bergamo (191 km, high mountains)
- Day off (Monday 22.5.)
- Stage 16 (Tuesday, May 23rd): Sabbio Chiese – Monte Bondone (198 km, high mountains)
- Stage 17 (Wednesday, May 24th): Pergine Valsugana – Caorle (192 km, flat)
- Stage 18 (Thursday, May 25): Oderzo – Val di Zoldo (160 km, half mountain)
- Stage 19 (Friday, May 26): Longarone – Three Peaks of Lavaredo (182 km, high mountains)
- Stage 20 (Sábado 27/5): Tarvisio – Monte Lussari (18.6 km, CRI montañosa)
- Stage 21 (Sunday, May 28): Rome – Rome (115 km, flat).
Stages of the Giro d’Italia 2023. Photo: Giro d’Italia