Enel and Giro d'Italia. Simply united by the same vision.
We run alongside the professionals who put their heart and mind into every pedal stroke and we cross the whole of Italy with our energy that binds people to the territory making them feel more united.
We talk about the realities of excellence and our sustainability, innovation and circular economy projects linked to the stages of this magical competition.
For the fifth time in its history the great arrival of the Giro d'Italia took place in Rome. The cycling caravan passed through various symbolic places of the Capital up to the Fori Imperiali, where the pink race and the shared values of sustainable growth were celebrated.
The 2022 Giro is the opportunity to celebrate our sixty years of future and energy together.
Guided by the Maglia Rosa and the experience of its 90 years, the Giro d'Italia restarts together with the country. From the Great Departure in Piedmont to the arrival in Milan, the pink caravan returns to cross Italy, full of energy and values.
The 2020 Giro d'Italia was a particular edition: it took place in autumn rather than spring, in a bubble to guarantee the safety of athletes and the public, to celebrate the energy of all the people who did not stop.
The 21 stages of the Giro d'Italia 2019 tell shared values and stories of energy from our territory. Different and unique realities, such as Enel's projects to contribute to the sustainable growth of the country.
The 101st edition of the Giro d'Italia covered over 3,500 kilometers in total, crossing the landscape and artistic heritage of the Bel Paese, from Sicily to the Alps, up to the capital. A journey in which we told the stories that link Enel to the Maglia Rosa.
The story of the hundredth edition of the Giro d'Italia with its protagonists, curiosities and the most important stages from Sardinia to Milan, to celebrate the myth of the pink race and the link between our energy and the territory.
In the Giro d'Italia we identify a country that races towards the future with commitment and energy. The IL GIRO exhibition is dedicated precisely to this bond. A history of Italy, hosted at the Museo di Roma in Trastevere: more than 100 images, largely taken from the Archivio Storico Riccardi, which tell the exploits of Fausto Coppi, Gino Bartali, Felice Gimondi, Moser, Marco Pantani, Vincenzo Nibali and all the cyclists who, since 1909, have contributed to making the Giro d'Italia the symbol of a society aimed at sprinting towards increasingly ambitious goals.
