Welcome to our coverage of stage 21 of the 2024 Giro d’Italia. After twenty days of racing in Italy, the race arrives at the capital in Rome. Having led the race from stage 2 and taken six stage wins along the way, Tadej Pogačar is set to be crowned the overall winner of the race.
The Slovenian is not expected to add to his tally on today's stage (although you should never rule him out), as is it is set to be a sprint finish in front of the Colosseum. At 125km in length, the stage will take the riders to the coast at Ostia before heading into historic centre of the 'Eternal City' for eight laps of a 9.5km finishing circuit.
