The Giro d’Italia 2026 continues on Thursday, 14th May, with stage 6 taking the peloton from Paestum to Napoli. After the long, climbing-heavy stage to Potenza, this looks like a very different kind of test: short, mostly flat, coastal at first, then increasingly urban and technical as the race heads towards Naples. On paper, the […]

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Guillermo Thomas Silva moved into the maglia rosa after winning Stage 2 of the men’s Giro d’Italia 2026 in Veliko Tarnovo, making history as the first Uruguayan rider to win a stage at any Grand Tour. The XDS Astana rider won the uphill sprint after a chaotic 221km stage from Burgas, beating Florian Stork and […]

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The men’s Giro d’Italia 2026 begins on Friday, 8th May with Stage 1 from Nessebar to Burgas, giving the race its first Grande Partenza in Bulgaria. It is an unusual opening for the Corsa Rosa, but the sporting shape is familiar enough: a flat coastal stage, a nervous peloton, sprint teams under pressure and the […]

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The men’s Giro d’Italia 2026 has the feel of a race built for climbers, but not one where they can ignore the clock. The race runs from Friday, 8th May to Sunday, 31st May, starts with three stages in Bulgaria and finishes in Rome after more than 3,400km of racing. The route includes 49,150 metres […]

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Eschborn-Frankfurt looks different in 2026. The route is harder, the climbing load is heavier and the field reflects that shift. The organisers have leaned into a more selective race shape, with two ascents of the Feldberg, a double climb of the Mammolshainer Stich and the steep Burgweg added to the decisive section. That changes how […]

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