Giro d'Italia 2022
The Marmolada, and the ninety seconds that took the maglia rosa
- 6 – 29 May 2022
- Italy
- 21 stages
- 3,441 km
- 54,510 m climbed
- Won by Jai Hindley
The overall
| Rank | Rider | Team | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jai Hindley | BORA - hansgrohe | 86:31:14 |
| 2 | Richard Carapaz | INEOS Grenadiers | +1:18 |
| 3 | Mikel Landa | Bahrain - Victorious | +3:24 |
- Points
- Arnaud DémareGroupama - FDJ
- Mountains
- Koen BouwmanJumbo-Visma
- Young rider
- Juan Pedro LópezTrek - Segafredo
21 stages
- Stage 1: Stage 1Van der Poel takes the first maglia rosa195 km1,387 mMathieu van der Poel
- Stage 2: Stage 2Yates flies up the ramp9.4 km81 mSimon Yates
- Stage 3: Stage 3Cavendish, nine years later201 km1,155 mMark Cavendish
- Stage 4: Stage 4Kämna wins, López takes the maglia rosa170 km3,580 mLennard Kämna
- Stage 5: Stage 5Démare wins in Messina174 km1,938 mArnaud Démare
- Stage 6: Stage 6Démare by millimetres in Scalea192 km1,555 mArnaud Démare
- Stage 7: Stage 7Bouwman wins on the 13% kick196 km4,728 mKoen Bouwman
- Stage 8: Stage 8De Gendt outfoxes them in Naples154 km2,243 mThomas De Gendt
- Stage 9: Stage 9Hindley wins Blockhaus by a tyre191 km5,080 mJai Hindley
- Stage 10: Stage 10Girmay makes history in Jesi194 km1,766 mBiniam Girmay
- Stage 11: Stage 11Dainese from a long way back203 km340 mAlberto Dainese
- Stage 12: Stage 12Oldani wins the cat-and-mouse204 km2,827 mStefano Oldani
- Stage 13: Stage 13Caught at 700 metres151 km1,806 mArnaud Démare
- Stage 14: Stage 14Solo in Turin148 km3,167 mSimon Yates
- Stage 15: Stage 15Ciccone alone at Cogne177 km4,019 mGiulio Ciccone
- Stage 16: Stage 16Hirt takes it, Hindley takes seconds201 km5,268 mJan Hirt
- Stage 17: Stage 17Buitrago wins in Lavarone165 km3,946 mSantiago Buitrago
- Stage 18: Stage 18De Bondt times it perfectly152 km1,215 mDries De Bondt
- Stage 19: Stage 19A badly placed corner decides it178 km3,424 mKoen Bouwman
- Stage 20: Stage 20Covi wins, Hindley takes pink167 km4,731 mAlessandro Covi
- Stage 21: Stage 21Hindley crowned in the Verona amphitheatre17.4 km254 mMatteo Sobrero
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