The amateur cycling season organized by Gs Alpi is set to return, featuring a calendar packed with great classics, epic challenges, and breathtaking landscapes. The organizing committee has announced that online registration for all events scheduled for the coming year will officially open on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
This quartet of unmissable events is designed to appeal to every type of cyclist, blending a passion for physical exertion with the beauty of the Italian landscape. The official 2027 Gs Alpi calendar is as follows:
- Granfondo Laigueglia — February 28, 2027
- Granfondo Torino — April 18, 2027
- Granfondo Gavia Mortirolo — July 4, 2027
- Granfondo Alassio — September 26, 2027
Laigueglia: the great opening classic between the sea and the hinterland
As is tradition, the honor of kicking off the new season goes to the Granfondo Laigueglia—now in its 29th edition—scheduled for Sunday, February 28, 2027. The event will feature its well-established and popular 112-kilometer route with 1,700 meters of elevation gain—an iconic course that winds between the blue waters of the Ligurian Sea and the challenging climbs of the hinterland. Online registration will close at 8:00 PM on Wednesday, February 24, 2027. Early-bird rates, available in tiered time slots, start at €55 (€35 for individuals with disabilities). Special attention is reserved for the first 1,500 entrants, who will receive an exclusive VeloPlus gadget in their race pack: technical, aerodynamic, and anatomically fitted shoe covers, designed to eliminate turbulence and provide wind protection during the opening kilometers of the race.
Other upcoming events: Turin, Alassio, and the legendary Gavia and Mortirolo passes
The Gs Alpi calendar continues on April 18, 2027, with the Granfondo Torino—an unmissable event for experiencing the thrill of cycling through the historic streets of Turin and the surrounding Piedmontese hills.
On July 4, 2027, the spotlight shifts to high altitude for the Granfondo Gavia Mortirolo, with Ponte di Legno once again serving as the official base for the third consecutive year. This alpine granfondo promises a uniquely captivating experience: the route follows the very same roads used by the Giro d’Italia, giving participants the chance to tackle the legendary mountain passes featured in the iconic race. In 2027, the Giro d’Italia itself will include a stage defined by a double ascent of the Mortirolo and a climb up the Gavia. Bringing the season to a close on September 26, 2027, will be the Granfondo Alassio, which will take the peloton back to the roads of the Riviera di Ponente for an epic end-of-summer finale.
All these events make up the Gran Trofeo Gs Alpi, the awards ceremony for which—covering the 2026 season—took place just a few days ago at the Motovelodromo in Turin.
The official websites for each event have been updated with all the necessary logistical information, rules, and registration details. All that remains is to get your bike ready and secure your race bib.
See you at the starting line!