Gravel

Gran Fondo Strade Bianche | 138km

Mar 7, 2026

Siena, Italy🇮🇹

Registration Closed

Registration closed

Elevation Profile

2,000m

368m

143m

138 km

descent

steep

Course Map

Distance

138

Kilometers

Elevation

2,000

Meters

Est. Time

5h 30m

At ~25km/h avg

Avg Grade

1.4%

Overall gradient

Participants

8,500

Max capacity

Terrain

mixed

Surface

Weather

5-16°C

0% rain

Intensity

High

Race Results

Edition

Finishers

4,287

of 4,287 starters (100.0% finish rate)

Winner

NARDIN ALBERTO

3:46

36.3 km/h avg

Median Time

5:35

+1:49 vs winner

24.7 km/h avg

Where in the field?4,287 finishers

6:14Slow 25%

5:35Mid-field

4:58Fast 25%

3:46Winner · 36.6 km/h

Middle 50%80% of field

Where would you place?

Your avg. speed

22.1Slow 25%

24.7Mid-field

27.8Fast 25%

36.3Winner

km/h

or drag the slider

Drag the slider or type your avg. speed to see where you'd finish.

Know your FTP and weight? We're building a power-based predictor that uses course profile data to estimate your time per segment. For now, avg. speed against the field is your best bet.

Finishing times

4,287 · 30-min

3:45

4:15

4:45

5:15

5:45

6:15

6:45

7:15

7:45

14:00

15:15

Median (5:35)

Top Finishers4,287 total

#NameTimeSpeedCat

1NARDIN ALBERTO3:4636.335–39

2LOISCIO GIOVANNI3:4636.3Elite

3FACCHINI PATRICK3:4736.235–39

4IMPELLIZZERI SIMONE3:4736.2Elite

5ANTOMARCHI JULIEN3:4736.240–44

6VAN GILS YANNICK3:4736.2Elite

7RAIMONDI MATTEO3:4736.119–34

8DI LORENZO PASQUALE3:4836.135–39

9FRIGNANI DIEGO3:4836.119–34

10RINALDI MARCO3:4836.119–34

11ZOPPI STEFANO3:4935.935–39

12DI FELICE FRANCESCO3:4935.9Elite

13MARTINELLI IVAN3:4935.835–39

14CALIPA NICOLAS3:5235.4Elite

15PRETE LUCA3:5235.435–39

View all results on endu.net →

Finished this race? Claim your result →

The Experience

The Gran Fondo Strade Bianche is a legendary gran fondo following the same white gravel roads (strade bianche) as the professional race through the rolling hills of Tuscany. The long route covers 137.7 km with 2,000 m of elevation across 10 iconic gravel sectors, starting and finishing in historic Siena. The course features punchy climbs and rough terrain characteristic of this UNESCO-listed landscape.