The Giro di Campania is back. The 64th edition will be held on Sunday, 20 September 2026, ending a 25-year interruption and bringing a professional one-day race back to the roads of Campania.
The race will start from the Reggia di Caserta, with the official start in Maddaloni, and finish in Piazza del Plebiscito in Naples.
A 192.5-kilometre route across Campania
The course will measure 192.5 kilometres and cross all five Campanian provinces: Caserta, Benevento, Avellino, Salerno and Naples.
According to the Regione Campania, the route will pass through Sannio, Irpinia, the Agro Nocerino and the Amalfi Coast, linking inland areas with the coast before the finish in Naples.
Organisation is entrusted to Terenzi Sport Eventi, with the involvement of the Italian Cycling Federation, the Lega Ciclismo Professionistico and local authorities. The event is supported and promoted by the Regione Campania, which presents the return of the race as a way to promote sport and showcase the region's historic, cultural and landscape heritage.
Agerola identified as the key climb
The main climbing difficulty will be the ascent to Agerola, described in the race materials as a possible decisive point.
The climb is reported at 14 kilometres with an average gradient of 6%. Beyond that sourced description, no detailed forecast of how the race will unfold is provided in the available research.
UCI 1.1 race in the Coppa Italia delle Regioni
The 64th Giro di Campania will be a UCI category 1.1 event included in the Coppa Italia delle Regioni.
Details on teams, starters and favourites were not included in the sources acquired for this article.
How to follow it
The race will be broadcast live on Rai channels from 13:30.
The definitive route, full timetable, safety measures and any operational changes may be updated by the organisers. No official programme of side events for spectators was detailed in the sources acquired.
