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The red jersey, also known as the “Maillot Rojo,” is worn by the rider with the lowest cumulative time over all stages. It signifies the overall race leader.

Time trials are stages where riders race individually against the clock, with the fastest time determining the winner.

The Giro d’Italia is an annual multi-stage bicycle race held in Italy. It is one of the prestigious Grand Tours of cycling, alongside the Tour de France and Vuelta a España.

The pink jersey, also known as the “Maglia Rosa,” is worn by the rider with the lowest cumulative time over all stages. It represents the overall race leader.

The first Giro d’Italia was held in 1909 as a way to promote the Italian newspaper La Gazzetta dello Sport.

The Giro d’Italia typically takes place in May, spanning over three weeks.

Apart from the yellow jersey, there are also jerseys for the best climber (polka dot), best sprinter (green), and best young rider (white).

The Tour de France is an annual prestigious cycling race held in France. It is one of the most iconic events in the cycling calendar, consisting of multiple stages over three weeks.

The first Tour de France was held in 1903, organized by French newspaper L’Auto to increase its circulation.

The yellow jersey, also known as the “Maillot Jaune,” is worn by the rider with the lowest cumulative time over all stages. It symbolizes the overall race leader.