2002 Giro D'Italia - Stages

Stages

Stage Route km Stage Winner Leader of the GC
prol. Groningen–Groningen (time trial) 6.5 Juan Carlos Domínguez Juan Carlos Domínguez
1 Groningen–Münster 215 Mario Cipollini Mario Cipollini
2 Cologne–Ans 209 Stefano Garzelli Stefano Garzelli
3 Verviers–Esch-sur-Alzette 206 Mario Cipollini Stefano Garzelli
4 Esch-sur-Alzette–Strasbourg 232 Robbie McEwen Stefano Garzelli
5 Fossano–Limone Piemonte 150 Stefano Garzelli Stefano Garzelli
6 Cuneo–Varazze 190 Giovanni Lombardi Jens Heppner
7 Viareggio–Lido di Camaiore 159 Rik Verbrugghe Jens Heppner
8 Capannori–Orvieto 237 Aitor González Jens Heppner
9 Tivoli–Caserta 41 Mario Cipollini Jens Heppner
10 Maddaloni–Benevento 118 Robbie McEwen Jens Heppner
11 Benevento–Campitello Matese 140 Gilberto Simoni Jens Heppner
12 Campobasso–Chieti 200 Denis Lunghi Jens Heppner
13 Chieti–San Giacomo di Valle Castellana 190 Julio Alberto Pérez Jens Heppner
14 Numana–Numana (time trial) 30 Tyler Hamilton Jens Heppner
15 Terme Euganee–Conegliano 156 Mario Cipollini Jens Heppner
16 Conegliano–Corvara 163 Julio Alberto Pérez Cadel Evans
17 Corvara–Folgaria 222 Pavel Tonkov Paolo Savoldelli
18 Rovereto–Brescia 143 Mario Cipollini Paolo Savoldelli
19 Cambiago–Monticello Brianza (time trial) 46 Aitor González Paolo Savoldelli
20 Cantù–Milan 141 Mario Cipollini Paolo Savoldelli
Total 3,354.5

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