Giro Ciclistico d'Italia

The Giro Ciclistico d'Italia (originally: Giro d'Italia Dilettanti , at times also Girobio - Giro d'Italia Dilettanti , Girobio - Giro d'Italia Dilettanti under 27 ), unofficially also called Baby Giro , is an Italian road bike race , a shortened version for young riders on the three-week Giro d'Italia tour .

After the stage race was initially reserved for amateurs , after the introduction of the standard license, participation was finally limited to drivers who had not yet reached the age of 26.

Among the winners there are many drivers who were later very successful, such as Marco Pantani , Danilo Di Luca , Gilberto Simoni , Piotr Ugrumow or Francesco Moser . The race was held for the first time in 1970 and has taken place annually since then, with the exception of 1987 until 2004. Between 2005 and 2008 it was only held in 2006 and then held annually again. After the 2012 edition finally suffered from financial problems, the 2013 race was no longer held. It was part of the UCI Europe Tour and was classified in category 2.2.

After a four-year break, the competition was re-included in the international calendar as a U23 race in category 2.2U of the Europe Tour.

winner

2019 Andres Camilo Ardila 2018 Alexander Vlasov  2017 Pavel Sivakov  not held from 2013 to 2016 2012 Joseph Dombrowski 2011 Mattia Cattaneo  2010 Carlos Betancur 2009 Cayetano Sarmiento from 2007 to 2008 not held 2006 Dario Cataldo 2005 not held 2004 Marco Marzano 2003 Dainius Kairelis 2002 Giuseppe Muraglia 2001 Davide Frattini 2000 Raffaele Ferrara

1999 Tadej Valjavec 1998 Danilo Di Luca 1997 Oscar Mason 1996 Roberto Sgambelluri 1995 Giuseppe Di Grande 1994 Leonardo Piepoli 1993 Gilberto Simoni 1992 Marco Pantani 1991 Francesco Casagrande 1990 Vladimir Belli 1989 Andrei Teteriuk 1988 Dmitri Konyshev 1987 not held 1986 Alexander Krasnov 1985 Sergei Uslamin

1984 Piotr Ugrumow 1983 Vladimir Volochin 1982 Francesco Cesarini 1981 Sergei Voronin 1980 Giovanni Fedrigo 1979 Alf Segersäll 1978 Franco Stiz 1977 Claudio Corti 1976 Francesco Conti 1975 Ruggero Gialdini 1974 Pizzini Leone 1973 Gianbattista Baronchelli 1972 Giovanni Battaglin 1971 Francesco Moser 1970 Giancarlo Bellini

Web links

• Giro Ciclistico d'Italia in the database of Radsportseiten.net
• Giro Ciclistico d'Italia in the ProCyclingStats.com database

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Bye bye Baby Giro? www.cyclingweekly.co.uk, April 12, 2013, accessed November 16, 2016 . 
2. ↑ In 2017 there will be another Baby Giro. radsport-news.com, November 10, 2016, accessed November 16, 2016 .