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All set for the Giro Next Gen 2024

All set for the Giro Next Gen 2024

Giro Next Gen 2024 kicks off on 9 June

The hunt for the successor to Johannes Staune-Mittet, winner in 2023 of the first edition of the Giro Next Gen Carta Giovani Nazionale organised by RCS Sport on behalf of the Italian Cycling Federation (FCI), will begin on 9 June with an 8.8km time trial through the streets of Aosta.

The time trial, which will decree the first Maglia Rosa of the 2024 edition, will be anticipated on Saturday 8 June by the teams presentation, which will take place at 6.15 PM at the Park of the New University of Valle d’Aosta.

There will be 29 teams at the start, including 14 formations linked to UciWorldTeams and UciProTeams such as Visma | Lease a Bike Development, which will try to defend the title won 12 months ago.

Giro Next Gen Carta Giovani Nazionale: Tv Coverage

The big news of this edition will be the two-hour daily live broadcast. From Sunday 9 June the Giro Next Gen Carta Giovani Nazionale will be broadcast on Discovery+.

Giro Next Gen: the teams

29 teams each of 6 riders:

Nazionale Italiana
Team Visma | Lease a Bike Development
Arvedi Cycling ASD
Astana Qazaqstan Development Team
Biesse – Carrera
CTF Victorious
Cycling Team C5 Campana Imballaggi Geo&Tex Trentino
Decathlon AG2r La Mondiale Development Team
General Store – Essegibi – F.lli Curia
GW Erco Shimano
Hagens Berman Jayco
Israel Premier Tech Academy
Lidl-Trek Future Racing
Lotto Dstny Development Team
MG.K Vis Colors for Peace
Petrolike
Rime Drali
Soudal Quick-Step Devo Team
Team Lotto–Kern Haus PSD Bank
Team MBH Bank Colpack Ballan
Team Polti Kometa
Team Technipes #inEmiliaRomagna
Trinity Racing
Tudor Pro Cycling Team U23
UAE Team Emirates Gen Z
U.C. Trevigiani Energiapura Marchiol
VF Group – Bardiani CSF – Faizanè
Wanty-Re Uz-Technord
Zalf Euromobil Fior

Click here for all the details about the teams of Giro Next Gen.

The Route

Stage 1 (09/06): Aosta-Aosta Tudor ITT
Stage 2 (10/06): Aymavilles-Saint-Vincent
Stage 3 (11/06): Verrès-Pian della Mussa (Balme – Ala di Stura)
Stage 4 (12/06): Pertusio-Borgomanero
Stage 5 (13/06): Bergamo (Kilometro Rosso)-Cremona
Stage 6 (14/06): Borgo Virgilio-Fosse (Sant’Anna d’Alfaedo)
Stage 7 (15/06): Montegrotto Terme-Zocca
Stage 8 (16/06): Cesena-Forlimpopoli

Click here for all the details about the stages of Giro Next Gen 2024.

The Return of the Cycling Cup

After being held during the Giro d’Italia, the Cycling Cup returns to the Giro Next Gen. The event involves young kids that will compete on the finishing straight of three stages – Borgomanero, Cremona and Forlimpopoli.

The aim is to facilitate the approach of young generation to this sport, promote a correct lifestyle and spread the culture of fair play in compliance with the 10 principles set out in the 1992 UNESCO Charter of Children’s Rights in Sport.