(Reuters) - This year's Giro d'Italia includes six mountain finishes and seven other hilly stages, organisers said on Wednesday as they announced full details of the route for the May 8-30 race.
The world's second biggest stage race after the Tour de France will this year have a record overall difference in height of 46,900 metres.
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