Giro d'Italia Women 2025: Stage 5 preview
July 10, 2025: Mirano - Monselice, 120km


Stage 5 is one for the sprinters with a flat 120km from Mirano into Monselice. It will mark a reprieve from the climbing, before the decisive final thrꦉee stages.
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