Passo dello Stelvio

Prato allo Stelvio, Italia

La Passo dello Stelvio es una subida de 24.5 kilómetros. Este es un subida de la categoría más alta (HC). Se encuentra en Prato allo Stelvio, Trentino-Alto Adige, Italia. La pendiente media de esta subida es del 7.5% con un máximo de 9.5%. La Passo dello Stelvio sube de 934 metros al inicio a 2.758 metros en la cima, con un total de 1.824 metros de ascenso.

Perfil

Passo dello Stelvio Perfil

Hechos

Distancia 24.5 km
Desnivel 1824 m
Pendiente Media 7.5 %
Pendiente Máxima 9.5 %
Categoría de la Subida HC
Altura Mínima 934 m
Altura Máxima 2758 m

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Descripción

For many riders, the highest Italian pass is probably the most beautiful and the most famous. The 48 turns from Prato allo Stelvio make this pass a top priority on every to-do list. The Giro d'Italia is a big fan of this col with a lot of visits. Fausto Coppi made a great impression in 1953 on the flanks. Coppi was the first to cross the top in a Grand Tour. Fausto Coppi thought he ‘was going to die’ while climbing the Passo dello Stelvio during the 1953 Giro d’Italia, the man the Italians dubbed ‘campionissimo’ could have perished in worse places. In a battle between Coppi and Koblet for the victory of the Giro 1953, Coppi attacked on the Stelvio. Partway up to the Stelvio, Coppi saw his lover Giulia Locatelli, who would come to be known as “the woman in white”, because of the coat she was photographed wearing. Eventually, Coppi won his fifth Giro. After Binda, he was the second cyclist ever to win the Giro five times. To date, only one more cyclist managed to achieve this: Eddy Merckx.


Ivan Basso (2 times winner of the Giro d'Italia): Every cyclist should do the Stelvio at least once. “No matter how long it takes you, and how much you may struggle, once you’ve done it you’ll feel immensely proud and satisfied. It’s the best feeling of all and you’ll remember it forever.”

- Giro d'Italia 2020 - Stage 18