Giro d’Italia, the ninth stage, the route and where to see it on TV
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CESENA – The first part of the Giro closes exactly as it started, with a stopwatch, the last totally flat of the race. Only one more will remain, on the penultimate day, the uphill time trial of Mount Lussari, probably decisive for the fate of the Giro. The 35 km against the clock between Savignano on the Rubicon in Cesena they will naturally revolutionize the general classification. There will be three timing measurements along the route, respectively after 13, 21 and 29 km.
The start from Piazza Borghesi, in the heart of Savignano sul Rubicone. Then the passage from San Mauro Pascoli, after 3800 meters from the start. The first indications regarding the times will arrive, however, at kilometer 13 in Fossa where the first intermediate recording is located. The passage to Sala di Cesenatico in front of Marco Pantani’s villa is a tribute to the Pirate.
The track will point inwards with the riders who will find the second intermediate in Ruffio, after 23.1 kilometres. From here you will enter Cesena, where, at kilometer 29, there will be the last timekeeping. The runners will cross the city, covering even a short stretch on porphyry paving before the flat, straight finish with just one bend 1900 m from the finish at the Technogym village. A chrono very suitable for Philip Ganna: but the Olympic champion is out of action due to Covid. Evenepoel could drive a great wedge between himself and others.
Departure first runner: 1:10 pm
TV And stream: 1:10-2:00 pm RaiSport / 2:00-6:00 pm Rai2; 13:00-17:45 Eurosport 1 / Eurosport, Discovery+, GCN
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