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Baby Giro

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The Baby Giro is the traditional nickname for the Giro d'Italia Under-23, now branded Giro Next Gen, an Italian men's road-cycling stage race for riders under 23. It is run over several stages, with separate daily results and an overall classification based on accumulated time. The event gives developing riders experience with stage-race tactics, climbing, team support, and competition on Italian roads before they enter senior professional racing. It belongs to the espoir, or under-23, category.

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Why is it called the Baby Giro?

The nickname Baby Giro reflects that it is the under-23 version of the Giro d'Italia, run over multiple stages just like the senior race. It has been the traditional name among Italian fans for decades.

What is the Baby Giro's official name now?

It is now branded as the Giro Next Gen, the current name for the Giro d'Italia Under-23. The rebranding occurred in the 2020s as the race was refreshed on the calendar.

Who can ride the Baby Giro?

It is a men's road-cycling stage race open only to riders under 23 years old. Riders battle for stage wins and an overall classification decided on accumulated time.

How does the Baby Giro compare to other under-23 stage races?

It is regarded as one of the top stage races on the men's under-23 calendar, alongside events like the Tour de l'Avenir. Many riders use it as a springboard toward professional contracts.

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