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The 91ST GIRO D’ITALIA
2008
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The route of the 2008 Giro d'Italia was unveiled in Milan on 1st
December 2007.
 The
race features 4 time trials, starting with a team time trial in Palermo,
with the final stage being an individual time trial into
Milan. There is also a mountain time trial.
The race runs from 10th
May to 1st June, with a total distance of 3423.8 km.
We will be operating 3 packages to the 2008 Giro; see below for full
details.
Click
here for a report and photos of the 2002 Giro d'Italia trip.
(External Site)
For detailed info & stage profiles on the 91st Giro
d'Italia visit http://www.giroditalia.it
Our 2008 Giro packages in brief:
The final week - Premium Tour
The 2008 Giro d’Italia will produce one of the most
exciting and spectacular finales in recent years.
Packed into the final week of the 2008 Giro d’Italia are no less than 5 mountain
stages and 2 Individual Time Trials, including a Mountain TT to Plan de Corones
and a final stage TT into Milan.
This trip will allow you to see all these important
stages.
FIND OUT MORE: THE
FINAL WEEK PREMIUM TOUR >>
Ride & watch a classic
mountain stage of the Giro d’Italia
Have you ever dreamed of riding a Mountain stage of the Giro
d’Italia?
Sports Tours Cycling Graham Baxter have
brought to you the new concept of riding a classic mountain stage of
the Giro d’Italia
2 days before the Giro completes the same stage and staying on to watch
the pros complete the same stage.
For the 2008 Giro d’Italia we have chosen
stage 15 from Arabba to Passo Fedaia (Marmolada). It is a classic Dolomite
Mountain stage over
a 153km that takes in no less than 5 mountain passes (Passo Pordoi,
Passo San Pelegrino, Passo Giau, Passo Falzarego before finishing on
top of the Passo Fedaia (Marmolada).
FIND OUT MORE: RIDE
& WATCH A CLASSIC MOUNTAIN STAGE OF THE GIRO >>
The Dolomite
weekend
This tour is aimed at those clients who don’t have 10 days to follow
the final week of the Giro, but want to see some of the most exciting
mountain stages the Giro d’Italia
has to offer.
FIND OUT MORE: THE
DOLOMITE WEEKEND >>
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