Giro Val d'Aosta - Stage 1: Passy > Passy (time trial)

This first stage marks the return of a mountain time trial. The last cronoscalata in the Tour du Val d'Aoste took place in 2018, at Pré Saint-Gervais, and... Jonas Vingegaard won it. Although it was already scheduled for last year, it was canceled following the death of Samuele Privitera. The organizers have decided “to dedicate the Fair Play Award to his memory.” The winner of the 2.2U race will succeed Jarno Widar. The route of the 2026 Tour du Val d’Aoste: July 16 – Stage 1: Passy – Passy (10.5 km time trial) July 17 – Stage 2: Hône – Forte di Bard (147.5 km) July 18 – Stage 3: Saint-Christophe – Saint-Christophe (154.9 km) July 19 – Stage 4: Valtournenche – Breuil Cervinia (93.6 km) Route: Chedde – Route des Soudans – Route de Servoz – Chemin du Perrey – Route de Maffrey – Plateau d’Assy – Rue d’Anterne – Promenade Marie Curie) - Route du Docteur Davy - Route de Plaine Joux - Finish at Plaine Joux First start: noon Last start: 3:15 p.m. Tip: Take advantage of the discounted fare on the Barmus chairlift during the Giro—€5 round trip instead of €8! Access by bus: Line Y85. Stop: Plaine-Joux. Schedules available at https://borini.com/region/