MILAN: Giro d'Italia organisers unveiled an epic route on Tuesday for next year's centenary edition that could entice the country's top two riders into a thrilling duel. The May 5-28 Grand Tour starts with three stages in Sardinia, home of 2015 runner-up Fabio Aru, before hopping across the Mediterranean for two stages in Sicily, where reigning champion Vincenzo Nibali was born. The 100th edition, which will pay homage to Italy's greatest cyclists, will then snake its way up...
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