Weather: cloudy and a rising chance of rain for the final riders. Wet roads can be slower but the course isn’t too technical, more humid air is faster but colder air is denser and the temperature ...

A time trial, today’s stage accounts for a third of the Giro’s kilometres against the clock so this in an important day for the GC contenders.

The stage goes to Napoli, the fourth visit in as many years. Game, Set, Matera: a third stage win for Mads Pedersen. On paper the stage suited him, but UAE tried to put that paper in the shredder and ...

One of only two summit finishes in this year’s race. Scivolata + volata: a crash and a sprint. Josh Tarling tried to get into the early breakaway but this was closed down, presumably out of precaution ...

A stage almost designed for Mads Pedersen. Casco van Uden: a sprint stage so not much to watch on TV but the crowds came out, especially in towns. Some of them got to see Lidl-Trek’s hiccups, Mads ...

A mountain stage? Yes, and Mads Pedersen has his work cut out if he wants the maglia rosa back. Primož inter pares: the stage win for Josh Tarling, the overall for Primož Roglič who fared the best of ...

“A day for the sprinters”, code for saying tune in for the finale. That Was Albania: it wasn’t Yorkshire or Slovenia. Just taking a race to a new country isn’t sufficient to attract media attention ...

One week to go and here are all the 2025 Giro d’Italia stage profiles together on one page. From here to the end of May you’ll also find them at inrng.com/giro ...

Roll up, roll up, the only grand tour of the year without Tadej Pogačar and there’s no Jonas Vingegaard nor Remco Evenepoel either. Primož Roglič back for more and Juan Ayuso as his main challenger ...

A time trial, today’s stage accounts for a third of the Giro’s kilometres against the clock so this in an important day for the GC contenders. Monte Carlo simulation: Albania looked the part.

Tadej Pogačar attacks on La Redoute to go solo and win Liège-Bastogne-Liège for the third time. Nobody could or would respond, especially as Remco Evenepoel was out of team mates and out of position.

A long sprint, Remco Evenepoel has launched with 250m to go and Tadej Pogačar seems to have the measure of him. But out of the slipstream comes Mattias Skjelmose to deliver the surprise, sprinting ...