Cima Campo (Turnerkamp)

We run few kilometers before the first famous climb known in the world as "Scale di Primolano", where Fausto Coppi's career underwent a radical change during the Tour of 1950. In the general standings, on the eve of Vicenza - Bolzano with transit on the Dolomites, the leader was the Swiss Hugo Koblet, with Fausto at 3' 58" and Bartali at 6'12". But on the "Scale di Primolano", starting his counter-offensive, the "Campionissimo" was bumped by Armando Peverelli. Fausto Coppi fell, broke his pelvis and was forced to retire.
After this climb we run another 6 kilometers flat up to Arsiè. From here begins the long climb that leads to Cima Campo. The climb is 15 kilometers at 6.5% average and peaks up to 10%. The ascent presents beautiful glances on landscapes that change constantly. At the height of the climb we enter the province of Trento, descend through woods and green meadows through characteristic villages. However, we still expect 6-7 kilometers of ascents before the 7 easy final kilometers.