We rode on the course with Gravel tires with 42 ", 45" tires and a more agile 32 x 40 ratio.
Below are the technically and physically most demanding parts:
- from km 10 to km 12 the "little Stelvio": ascent on a series of hairpin bends on gravel-rough ground with slopes often higher than double digits, the following km on asphalt continue with challenging but technically more pedalable slopes
- from km 15.3 to km 17.8 uphill with challenging slopes on VERY bumpy ground (also due to the rains that dig the ground) (pay attention to the barbed wire that delimits the road laterally)
- from km 28.2 to km 29.3 uphill with demanding slopes in a very dense undergrowth, possibility of slippery ground in case of rain or humidity - bumpy ground
- from km 35.6 to km 36.4 uphill with challenging slopes on uneven ground
- from km 39.4 to km 41.8 gravel forest road initially uphill then downhill, very easy technically but pay attention to the gates to contain livestock along the road
- from km 41.8 to km 42.3 singletrack ups and downs in counter-slope on dirt and grass: be careful in case of wet-slippery surfaces
- from km 42.3 to km 42.7 descent on a rough / stony ground
YT video from Verona to Lausen:

Hello, do you know if there is anyone who leaves from Milan? And what time would it be better to arrive on Saturday? Or better on Friday?

I would like to participate, what time is the meeting? From the arena?