October 25, 2009 (Milan, Italy) – Giro d’Italia organizer RCS Sport, unveiled the 2010 route deciding to start the race outside of Italy for the first time in the event’s 45-year history with an ITT in Amsterdam and continuing in the Netherlands for three stages before transferring to Savigliano, Italy for Stage 4. The 21-stage Giro runs from May 3-30 and covers 3,416km including three ITTs, one TTT, and six mountain stages before ending up in Verona, Italy.

2010 Giro d’Italia
Stage 1 – Saturday, May 8 – Amsterdam ITT – 8.4km
Stage 2 – Sunday, May 9 – Amsterdam-Utrecht – 209km
Stage 3 – Monday, May 10 – Amsterdam-Middelburg – 209km
Rest Day – Tuesday, May 11 – Savigliano
Stage 4 – Wednesday, May 12 – Savigliano-Cuneo TTT – 32.5km
Stage 5 – Thursday, May 13 – Novara-Novi Ligure – 168km
Stage 6- Friday, May 14 – Fidenza-Marina di Carrara – 166km
Stage 7 – Saturday, May 15 – Carrara-Montalcino – 215km
Stage 8 – Sunday, May 16 – Chianciano-Monte Terminillo – 189km
Stage 9 – Monday, May 17 – Frosinone-Cava de’ Tirreni – 188km
Stage 10 – Tuesday, May 18 – Avellino – Bitonto – 220km
Stage 11 – Wednesday, May 19 – Lucera – L’Aquila – 256km
Stage 12 – Thursday, May 20 – Città Sant’Angelo-Porto Recanti – 191km
Stage 13 – Friday, May 21 – Porto Recanti – Cesenatico – 222km
Stage 14 – Saturday, May 22 – Ferrara-Asolo (Monte Grappa) – 201km
Stage 15 – Sunday, May 23 – Mestre-Zoncolan – 218km
Rest Day – Monday, May 24 – Friuli
Stage 16 – Tuesday, May 25 – San Vigilio di Marebbe-Plan de Corones ITT – 12.9km
Stage 17 – Wednesday, May 26 – Brunico-Pejo Terme – 173km
Stage 18 – Thursday, May 27 – Levico Terme – Brescia – 151km
Stage 19 – Friday, May 28 – Brescia-Aprica – 195km
Stage 20 – Saturday, May 29 – Bormio-Passa del Tonale – 178km
Stage 21 – Sunday, May 30 – Verona ITT – 15.3km