The Giro d'Italia has already offered us a stunning five days of racing, with Mads Pedersen ruling the Grande Partenza in Albania before claiming the stage 5 win in Matera. Stage 6, though, gives us the first helping of what we might consider a true Italian mountain on the race route.
Stage 6 is long at 226km and is hilly early on before a late climb overlooking the Bay of Naples. The stage begins in Potenza in the Basilicata and heads northwest, taking on two KOMs on the route before unleashing sprinters for the finish in Naples.
