The most significant GC-deciding moment is here with the peloton ready to tackle the queen stage 7, and a third and final summit finish at 1,395 metres atop the daunting Monte Nerone at the Giro d’Italia.
This climb might not be as well known as the Mortirolo, Zoncolan or Blockhaus previously featured in the Giro d’Italia, but the category 1 ascent promises to be a leg-breaking ascent and a worthy centre-piece of this edition of the Italian Grand Tour.
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