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2003 Giro d'Italia rider journals
Scott Sunderland
Entries
- Introduction - May 7: Sunderland wants a stage win
- Team presentation and more - May 9
- Stage 1 - May 10: Lecce - Lecce, 201 km
- Stage 2 - May 11: Copernico-Matera, 177 km
- Stage 3 - May 12: Policoro-Terme Liugiane, 145 km
- Stage 4 - May 13: Terme Luigiane-Vibo Valentia, 170 km
- Stage 5 - May 14: Messine-Catane, 176 km
- Stage 6 - May 16: Maddaloni-Avezzano, 222 km
- Stage 7 - May 17: Avezzano-Terminillo, 146 km
- Stage 8 - May 18: Rieti-Arezzo, 214 km
- Stage 9 - May 19: Arezzo-Montecatini, 160 km
- Stage 10 - May 20: Montecatini-Faenza, 211 km
- Stage 11 - May 21: Faenza-San Dona, 222 km
- Stage 12 - May 22: San Dona-Monte Zoncolan, 185 km
- Stage 13 - May 23: Pordenone-Marostica, 155 km
- Stage 14 - May 24: Marostica-Alpe Pampeago, 162 km
- Stage 15 - May 25: Merano-Bolzano, ITT, 42.5 km
- Stage 16 - May 26: Arco Trento-Pavia, 207 km
- Stage 17 - May 28: Salice Terme-Asti, 117 km
- Stage 18 - May 29: Santuorio Vico-Chianale, 175 km
- Stage 19 - May 30: Canelli-Cascata del Toce, 239 km
- Stage 20 - May 31: Canobio-Cantu, 133 km
- Stage 21 - June 1: Idsroscalo-Milan, ITT, 33 km
Nationality: Australian
Team: Team fakta-Pata Chips
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Scott Sunderland is riding his first three week tour since his infamous crash in the 1998 Amstel Gold Race, a feat that he didn't think was possible ever again. The determined and experienced Aussie will be one of the leaders of the Danish fakta team, which boasts riders like Magnus Bäckstedt, Frank Høj, Jørgen Bo Petersen and Kurt Asle-Arvesen.
