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Juan Pedro Lopez comes of age in the Giro d'Italia on day namesake Miguel Angel Lopez hits fresh low
It looked rather ominous: just a few kilometres into the first summit finish of the Giro and Miguel Angel Lopez was already off the back of the peloton. The Colombian was in deep discussion with his Astana directeur sportif and alongside his compatriot and team-mate Harold Tejeda.
Orla Chennaoui: The power of being authentic as a female sports journalist
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‘The Shark is drowning!’ – Vincenzo Nibali, Tom Dumoulin crumble on Etna as Giro d’Italia explodes into life
Vincenzo Nibali and Tom Dumoulin’s hopes of winning the Giro d’Italia again are already in tatters after the pair cracked on Mount Etna. The duo were two of three former winners in the field, alongside Richard Carapaz (Ineos Grenadiers) who led home the GC favourites on Stage 4. Ad/> Nibali (Astana Qazaqstan) leaked over two minutes on Carapaz – and 4’52” on stage winner Lennard Kamna (Bora-Hansgrohe) – with Dumoulin faring even worse, surrendering over six minutes to the pre-race favourites.
Catalans Dragons launch move for Wakefield Trinity star
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Kamna wins Stage 4 of the Giro on Mount Etna
Lennard Kamna won stage four of the Giro d'Italia and Juan Pedro Lopez took over the leader's pink jersey as the breakaway took the honours on Mount Etna. Richard Carapaz led home a group of overall favourites that included Britain's Simon Yates - who recovered from an early spill - a little over two and a half minutes after Kamna sprinted clear of Lopez to win his second career grand tour stage. "I'm so happy to have the stage win in the pocket," Bora-Hansgrohe's Kamna said.
