2010 Giro d'Italia

The 93rd Giro d' Italia was held to 30 May 2010 from 8. The bicycle race was held in 21 stages over a distance of 3418 kilometers. It won for the second time the Italian Ivan Basso.

Team

The following teams have received an invitation from the organizer:

  • France ag2r La Mondiale
  • Kazakhstan Astana
  • Spain Caisse d' Epargne
  • Spain Footon - Servetto
  • United States Garmin -Transitions

 

  • Lampre- Farnese Vini Italy
  • Italy Liquigas- Doimo
  • Belgium, Omega Pharma -Lotto
  • Belgium Quick Step
  • Rabobank Netherlands

 

  • United States HTC - Columbia
  • Russia Katjuscha
  • Germany Team Milram
  • Italy Acqua & Sapone
  • Italy Androni Giocattoli
  • France Bbox Bouygues Télécom

 

  • United States BMC Racing Team
  • Switzerland Cervélo Test Team
  • France Cofidis

 

  • Ireland Colnago -CSF Inox

Stages

The stage plan was presented on October 24, 2009 in Milan by the Director of the Giro, Angelo Zomegnan the public. After the Giro 2009 for the first time in 20 years did not end in Milan, a deviating from tradition destination has been chosen this year with Verona again.

Jerseys in the itinerary

At the Giro d' Italia, there are numerous ratings. For identification of each leader special jerseys were authorized for four votes. The table shows the support of the respective jerseys during each stage or the leaders of the respective Ranking in the evening of the previous day.

David Arroyo Michele Scarponi Cadel Evans Alexander Vinokourov Richie Porte Carlos Sastre Marco Pinotti Matthew Lloyd (cyclist) Johann Tschopp Bauke Mollema Race stage Geox-TMC Team Sky Team Katusha General classification in the Giro d'Italia Amsterdam Bradley Wiggins Tyler Farrar Middelburg Wouter Weylandt Savigliano Cuneo Carrara Montalcino Chianciano Terme Monte Terminillo Frosinone Avellino Bitonto Lucera Porto Recanati Filippo Pozzato Cesenatico Manuel Belletti Ferrara Asolo Mestre Monte Zoncolan Time trial Kronplatz Peio Damien Monier Levico Terme Brescia Aprica Bormio Points classification in the Giro d'Italia Paul Voss Graeme Brown Valerio Agnoli 2010 Tour de France
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