Male Team 23 - 27 Mar Settimana Coppi e Bartali
Settimana Coppi e Bartali 
729 Kilometers 6 Stages
Participants list
- Héctor Carretero
- Matteo Jorgenson
- Einer Rubio
- Juan Diego Alba
- Mathias Norsgaard
- Albert Torres
- Abner González
TV
No live coverage of this event will be available; only highlights in Italy, via RAI Sport.
Bonus
There will be 10-6-4″ up for grabs at the finish of the last four road stages, plus 6-4-2″ at the end of the morning sector.
Stages
Analysis
01
Gatteo (97.8km)
23 March
- 01 Jakub Mareczko Vini Zabù 2h19'05"
- 02 Mark Cavendish Deceuninck – Quick Step "
- 03 Marius Mayrhofer Team DSM "
- 15 Einer Rubio Movistar Team "
- 16 Abner González Movistar Team "
- 25 Matteo Jorgenson Movistar Team "
- 32 Juan Diego Alba Movistar Team "
- 82 Héctor Carretero Movistar Team "
- 127 Mathias Norsgaard Movistar Team "
- 166 Albert Torres Movistar Team "
02
Gatteo (CRE / TTT) (10.8km)
23 March
- 01 Israel Start-Up Nation 11'36"
- 02 Astana – Premier Tech +1"
- 03 Deceuninck – Quick Step +2"
- 08 Movistar Team +21" Team: Matteo Jorgenson Juan Diego Alba Einer Rubio Héctor Carretero Abner González Mathias Norsgaard Albert Torres
03
Riccione - Sogliano (163km)
24 March
- 01 Jonas Vingegaard Jumbo – Visma 4h17'43"
- 02 Iván Sosa INEOS Grenadiers "
- 03 Nick Schultz Team BikeExchange +4"
- 20 Matteo Jorgenson Movistar Team +31"
- 63 Juan Diego Alba Movistar Team +5'32"
- 71 Abner González Movistar Team +7'59"
- 73 Héctor Carretero Movistar Team +9'20"
- 110 Mathias Norsgaard Movistar Team +15'58"
- 127 Einer Rubio Movistar Team +17'06"
04
Riccione (139km)
25 March
- 01 Ethan Hayter INEOS Grenadiers 3h49'21"
- 02 Shane Archbold Deceuninck – Quick Step "
- 03 Nick Schultz Team BikeExchange "
- 17 Matteo Jorgenson Movistar Team "
- 39 Abner González Movistar Team "
- 47 Juan Diego Alba Movistar Team "
- 59 Héctor Carretero Movistar Team "
- 74 Einer Rubio Movistar Team +37"
- 107 Mathias Norsgaard Movistar Team +17'58"
05
San Marino (154km)
26 March
- 01 Jonas Vingegaard Jumbo – Visma 4h26'37"
- 02 Javier Romo Astana – Premier Tech "
- 03 Nick Schultz Team BikeExchange "
- 15 Matteo Jorgenson Movistar Team +2"
- 32 Einer Rubio Movistar Team +47"
- 47 Héctor Carretero Movistar Team +3'51"
- 48 Juan Diego Alba Movistar Team "
- 78 Abner González Movistar Team +9'57"
- 93 Mathias Norsgaard Movistar Team +11'51"
06
Forlì (166km)
27 March
- 01 Mikkel Honoré Deceuninck – Quick Step 3h59'40"
- 02 Jonas Vingegaard Jumbo – Visma "
- 03 Shane Archbold Deceuninck – Quick Step +19"
- 28 Einer Rubio Movistar Team +36"
- 48 Matteo Jorgenson Movistar Team +5'09"
- 50 Abner González Movistar Team "
- 51 Juan Diego Alba Movistar Team "
- 59 Mathias Norsgaard Movistar Team +13'10"
- 74 Héctor Carretero Movistar Team "
Analysis
Six months after its latest edition to date, the Settimana Coppi e Bartali comes back to its traditional March slot, yet again one month away from the Giro d’Italia. Its route will also remain pretty similar to the 2020 race, taking advantage from an extra day of racing -five, instead of four- granted by the UCI.
The only big change actually resides in that extra stage, with all other stages remaining almost the same as last year. The race kicks off on Tuesday 23rd with a double sector in an around Gatteo, which comprises a morning road stage of 97.8km -with three climbs of the ‘Muro di Longiano’ (1km at 10%)– and a 14km team time trial in the afternoon, this time away from the coast.
A day later (Wednesday 24th), riders will climb five times to Sogliano al Rubicone, over a 3.5km ascent at 6%. On Thursday 25th, they will take on the GPMs of Monte Carpegna, Villaggio del Lago and Albereto towards Riccione’s finish. Friday 26th will bring the race to a new venue in the Republic of San Marino, with a hilly course featuring seven 2.2km ascents at 6%. And finally, on Saturday 27th, seven climbs of the Rocca delle Caminate (3.2km at 7%) before the finish in Forlì.