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The Return of Castelli

After more than two decades, Castelli once again returns as the official jersey sponsor of the leader's jerseys for the Giro d'Italia. Whether you prefer to represent the overall leader, pay homage to the race's best climber, or honor the standout junior rider, these official replica jerseys display your commitment to the race in impeccable style.

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Castelli at the
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1981

Castelli becomes the official jersey sponsor of the Giro d'Italia, marking the first Castelli-made Maglia Rosa, which was won by Giovanni Battaglin.

1982

Frenchman Bernard Hinault wins his second Giro d'Italia GC title.
Francesco Moser wins the Maglia Rosa for the only time in his career, in a result that was dictated largely by his impressive time trialing. Moser had won the Points Classification in four previous Giros.

1984

1985

Bernard Hinault wins his third and final Maglia Rosa. Each of his successful GC campaigns was undertaken while wearing Castelli clothing.
Roberto Visentini defeats favorites Francesco Moser and Greg LeMond to win his first and only Maglia Rosa.

1986

Irishman Stephen Roche wins the GC, becoming the first rider hailing from outside of mainland Europe to do so.

1987

1988

Widely remembered for his 1991 GC victory, Franco Chioccioli sports the Maglia Rosa, which he held until Stage 6 of the 1988 edition. Andy Hampsten would go on to win that year's GC, becoming the first and only American to have won the Maglia Rosa.

1989

Laurent Fignon, wearing the Maglia Rosa, outsprints Marizio Fondriest to narrowly win the 1989 GC title.
Gianni Bugno wins the GC and Points Classification in one fell swoop.

1990

1991

In the highpoint of his cycling career, Franco Chioccioli takes the GC win.

1992

Castelli ends its run as the official supplier of leader's jerseys for the Giro d'Italia, with Gianni Bugno winning the Maglia Rosa.
Castelli makes its joyous return to supplying the Giro d'Italia leader's jerseys.

2018

The Maglia Rosa

Borrowing its distinctive pink hue from the newspaper pages of the race's original sponsor, the Gazzetta dello Sport, the Maglia Rosa is an object of adoration for cycling fans the world over. It has been donned by such giants as Coppi, Merckx, and most recently Tom Dumoulin, just to name but a few from the illustrious list who have earned the right to wear this iconic leader's jersey.

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The Leader’s Jerseys

The Giro d'Italia's remaining leader’s jerseys have history and panache to spare. From the points leader's jersey, the red Maglia Ciclamino, to the distinctive blue climber's jersey, the Maglia Azzurra, to the best junior rider's jersey, the Maglia Bianca, each is a faithful rendering of those that will feature heavily throughout this year's race, making them coveted objects for the truest of fans.

The Maglia Azzurra

Awarded in honor of the Mountains classification, the Maglia Azzurra is for the climbers. In the early years, the Mountains classification was earned by Italian legends Gino Bartali and Fausto Coppi seven and three times, respectively, which only adds to its mystique.

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The Maglia Ciclamino

Only won by those who dedicate themselves to continually pushing the pace, the points leader's jersey has been donned by giants like Eddy Merckx, Roger De Vlaeminck, and Francesco Moser. Most recently, it was earned by Columbian Fernando Gaviria.

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The Maglia Bianca

Presented in white to denote the freshness of youth, the jersey denoting the Young Rider classification has only grown more important in recent years as it has been worn by rising stars like Rigoberto Uran, Nairo Quintana, Fabio Aru, and Bob Jungles.

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The Maglia Nera

Although the Maglia Nera was last awarded in 1951, the last place finisher's jersey retains a special place in the hearts of true fans of the Giro d'Italia. Now, it can be had without the need to employ guile and trickery in the pursuit of the sport's most dubious honor.

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The Stage Jerseys

The 101st edition of the Giro d'Italia will offer fans a race for the ages, so it's only fitting to commemorate the noteworthy cities that define year's stages. Starting in Jerusalem and finishing in Rome, this year's edition is bookended by two cities whose influence has been felt across the globe for millennia, making this a historic twist to the world's most beautiful race.

Israel Stage Jersey

The 101st edition of the Giro d’Italia commences with three stages held in Israel. Beginning with a time trial in Jerusalem and taking racers to Tel Aviv, the Negev Desert, and finishing at the shores of the Red Sea, this route adds a historic twist to the legendary race.

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Zoncolan Stage Jersey

Marking the end of Stage 14, the climb up Zoncolan will be a definitive moment in the hunt for the Mountains classification, with an unrelenting final push that will come on the heels of two smaller, yet no less grueling pitches.

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Franciacorta Stage Jersey

With a final effort that will suit the sprinters, Stage 17's finish in picturesque Franciacorta will push racers to deliver precisely timed attacks while moving through the area's idyllic Italian villages, which could set the stage for the most exciting finish of this year's edition.

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Finestre Stage Jersey

The middle of Stage 19 takes racers up the Delle Finestre, this edition's Cima Coppi. With this stage being the last chance for the climbers to contest the Mountains classification, expect to see the sweetness of heroic efforts contrasted against the bitterness shattered dreams.

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Roma Stage Jersey

Stage 21 marks the grand finale of the 101st edition of the Giro d'Italia, and will see riders enjoying a rolling route towards Rome. But despite the gentle route, we could well see some final shakeups to the GC race as the riders reach the historic city.

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