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BORGO VALSUGANA, Italy : Belgian Dries De Bondt of Alpecin-Fenix led a breakaway group to win stage 18 of the Giro d'Italia on Thursday in a closely-fought sprint to the line, beating Edoardo Affini of Jumbo-Visma in a photo finish.
Follow updates here from Stage 14 Ad/> Stage 13 recap Giro d'ItaliaDemare hat-trick as Cavendish and breakaway cruelly denied on Stage 1316 HOURS AGO A nail-biting finish to the short but eventful 150km Stage 13 from Sanremo to Cuneo saw a four-man break agonisingly swept up in the final kilometre as Frenchman Arnaud Demare (Groupama-FDJ) showed his class and confidence with a third win in this Giro d’Italia. Frenchman Nicolas Prodhomme (Ag2R-Citroen), Dutchmen Julius van den Berg (EF Education-EasyPost) and Pascal Eenkhoorn (Jumbo-Visma), and the Italian Mirco Maestri (Eolo-Kometa) held a maximum lead of over six minutes after the day’s only categorised climb, the Colle di Nava, before the teams of the sprinters combined to crush their dreams after an enthralling game of cat-and-mouse for the last two hours of racing.
And so, France’s long wait for a Grand Tour victory continues. Romain Bardet wasn’t necessarily going to win this Giro. But his performances on Mount Etna and Blockhaus caught the imagination and propelled the Frenchman up into third place in the standings at the halfway point of the race.
A nail-biting finish to the short but eventful 150km Stage 13 from Sanremo to Cuneo saw a four-man break agonisingly swept up in the final kilometre as Frenchman Arnaud Demare (Groupama-FDJ) showed his class and confidence with a third win in this Giro d’Italia. Frenchman Nicolas Prodhomme (Ag2R-Citroen), Dutchmen Julius van den Berg (EF Education-EasyPost) and Pascal Eenkhoorn (Jumbo-Visma), and the Italian Mirco Maestri (Eolo-Kometa) held a maximum lead of over six minutes after the day’s only categorised climb, the Colle di Nava, before the teams of the sprinters combined to crush their dreams after an enthralling game of cat-and-mouse for the last two hours of racing.
Stefano Oldani claimed a maiden race victory on home soil in a sprint finish ahead of his compatriot Lorenzo Rota on stage 12 of the Giro d’Italia.
Un 33% de éxito, o lo que es lo mismo, una de cada tres etapas de este Giro de Italia ha visto triunfar a la fuga. (24 años), prometedor corredor italiano que inauguró su palmarés profesional a lo grande tras rematar una numerosa fuga que contó con corredores del nivel de Mathieu van der Poel, entre otros. Ya avisó el corredor del Alpecin-Fenix, nacido en Milán, de su potencial en la etapa con final en el Etna, donde rodó en solitario durante muchos minutos en cabeza de carrera. Hoy, en Génova, le dio a Italia su segundo éxito parcial en esta Corsa Rosa, sólo un día después del portentoso esprint de Alberto Dainese. La general no sufrió cambios en un día tranquilo para los favoritos, por lo que consecutivo.
Asian Football Confederation President Sheikh Salman bin Ibrahim Al-Khalifa reiterated his praise for the Member Associations and Regional Associations for their commitment in charting the organization’s recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic at the 32nd AFC Congress held virtually on Wednesday.
Mark Cavendish has vowed to continue cycling at the highest level for “at least two more years”, and says he’s ready to take on the Tour de France if his team needs him. Competing in the latest edition of the Giro d’Italia has seen the 36-year-old taste more success, after sprinting to victory on Stage 3. That exceptional performance in Hungary saw Cavendish take his 16th career stage win in the event.