Tre Giorni Giudicarie Dolomiti

A stage race for youth women's cycling

The Tre Giorni Giudicarie Dolomiti is one of the premier events in Italian youth women's cycling. Established in 2022 and organized by the Società Ciclistica Storo, a historic club in the municipality of Storo in the province of Trento (Trentino-Alto Adige), the race spans three days in late June and brings together some of the brightest prospects in Italian cycling every year. The event is reserved for the Donne Juniores (17-18 years old), Allieve (15-16 years old), and Esordienti (13-14 years old) categories, featuring a total of twelve competitive races across the three days.

Three stages between Giudicarie and Valle del Chiese

The format includes three distinct tests designed to reward the most well-rounded cyclist. The first day features the Notturna Castel Romano, a track-style circuit race held at night in the village of Creto, with scratch qualifying and points races. The second day is dedicated to the Crono Idroland, an individual time trial held between the hamlet of Baitoni and the countryside of Storo, in the Lake Idro area, which also awards provincial time trial titles. The third and final day is the Coppa Giudicarie Centrali, a road race starting and finishing in Sesena, Tione di Trento, passing through the territories of Tre Ville and Borgo Lares.

Jerseys and rankings

In each category, three distinctive jerseys are awarded: the leader's jersey for the general classification, the best young rider jersey, and the jersey reserved for the best athlete from the Trentino region. The final points classification rewards the most consistent rider over the three days, often keeping the outcome uncertain until the very last stage.

A territory to discover by bike

The Tre Giorni Giudicarie Dolomiti highlights the Giudicarie district and the Valle del Chiese, located at the foot of the Brenta Dolomites and just a stone's throw from Lake Idro. The routes wind through mountain villages, countryside, and historic centers, offering challenging paths for young athletes and a high-profile sporting event for spectators. With each passing edition, the race has grown in prestige and aspires to become a true classic of youth women's cycling on the national stage.