Stage 5 of the Giro d'Italia takes competitors from Ceglie Messapica to the historic town of Matera over a course of 151 kilometers. Although the majority of the route runs flat, the final 30 kilometers contain climbs that may impact the performance of sprinters. This stage represents a shift from the previous flat stage, requiring teams to strategize for the increased difficulty posed by the hills, which could influence the final sprint outcome.
Today's Giro d'Italia stage is challenging for sprinters, featuring a 151km route from Ceglie Messapica to Matera, with significant climbs towards the end.
While much of the stage runs flat along the Gulf of Taranto, the final 30km includes hills that will test the riders' endurance and speed.
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