Mountains of the Giro d'Italia
Ponte di Legno - Val Martello. The Tour of Italy, on May 27, again found herself last year after this stage was canceled due to too much snow. A short stage, 139 km, but full of pitfalls, which includes three climbs, a more steep other.
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The first hurdle to overcome is the ascent of the Gavia where there are points where you touch slope of 16% and it will come to over 2000 meters in height. You will pass Santa Caterina and arrive without too much difficulty, in Bormio. From here begins the second steep climb to the Stelvio Pass where you will reach the over 2700 meters above sea level, with points of slope between 7% and 10%, and down to the Vinschgau and take the road to Val Martello and take l & rsquo , last hard climb.
A hard stage that will see how beautiful Runners pass between the mountains and enjoy, even in the hard work, the stunning scenery as the peaks of the Ortler and Cevedale and run along the alpine lakes in the National Park Italian.
The Stelvio is Was stage of the Tour of Italy several times, including in 1953 when Fausto Coppi won the pink jersey, and is called the "Cima Coppi" to be the point most top of its stroke.
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