Giro d'Italia 2021 Giro d'Italia, Stage 13: Ravenna – Verona 198 km

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Who will be victorious?

  • Peter Sagan

    Votes: 10 15.9%
  • Fernando Gaviria

    Votes: 13 20.6%
  • Elia Viviani

    Votes: 5 7.9%
  • Giacomo Nizzolo

    Votes: 18 28.6%
  • Davide Cimolai

    Votes: 1 1.6%
  • Dylan Groenewegen

    Votes: 8 12.7%
  • Matteo Mosschetti

    Votes: 2 3.2%
  • Andrea Pasqualon

    Votes: 1 1.6%
  • David Dekker

    Votes: 1 1.6%
  • I can't think of any other sprinter. I'm sorry.

    Votes: 4 6.3%

  • Total voters
    63
  • Poll closed .
May 14, 2009
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What, they have already started the race and there's not even two pages in this thread yet.
Three man break, but there's no need to write their names or teams as it is as predictable as today's mass sprint finish.
 
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Yes.

I have such a burning hatred for this idiotic vehicle, I can't even put it into words.
This is worse than the stupidest American pick-up truck. It's a pure *** the earth, useless vanity project and I deeply hope it becomes a money grave for the "person" that came up with that idea.

It's an absolute disgrace that a cycling team makes advertisements for this thing.

I take it you don't like it then? :D
 
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Yes.

I have such a burning hatred for this idiotic vehicle, I can't even put it into words.
This is worse than the stupidest American pick-up truck. It's a pure *** the earth, useless vanity project and I deeply hope it becomes a money grave for the "person" that came up with that idea.

It's an absolute disgrace that a cycling team makes advertisements for this thing.

absolutely hideous too, an offense against god and man
 
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Marengo and Pellaud are the bromance of the Giro so far, but Benbilla are closing in on them after yesterday. They have to watch out for Evenmeida and Dan Martin/gravel as well.
 
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If there were wildcards for individual riders, I'm pretty sure Pellaud would be first to get one
There are some tours like Romandie, Suisse or Poland that have a local national team composed of invited countrymen from various conti groups. Considering Pellaud is Suisse and he was already in national team in Romandie i bet he'll also get a wildcard for Suisse.

procyclingstats is always fun. Who is the most constant rider?
Rivi!
Best result: 141
Worst result: 172

consistency :smirk:
Interestingly, he's not even lanterne rouge. He's a couple of spots off that distinguished title.
 

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So I can stay up tonight to watch this crap but I have to be in bed early during the Zoncolon sigh
 
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Today is the biggest chance ever for Giacomino Nizzolo.
In the 2 sprints he partecipated after very flat stages he was the best after Ewan and Merlier,
defeated in both occasion with a narrow margin.
In Termoli he had some problems on the last short climb.

Ewan and Merlier are gone.
Sagan , as he said in interview with RAI, does not feel so competitive in sprints after very flat stages.
Viviani seems a far relative of the 2018 Viviani.
Gaviria will have problems with Molano.
Groenewegen seems with the head still in Poland.

If Nizzolo does not win today will never win anymore.

I don't agree. Stages 18 and 21 in 2016 were Nizzolo's biggest chances ever because there was basically no opposition left at that time.
 
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There is a tough fight today for Trofeo Fuga (classification of most kilometers in a break of less than 10 cyclists). They should upgrade this classification and give it a jersey. The white jersey of the best young rider is obviously redundant.
 
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I don't agree. Stages 18 and 21 in 2016 were Nizzolo's biggest chances ever because there was basically no opposition left at that time.

I think you mean stage 17 (I was at the finish line)....
big mistake of TREK that left Kluge go for the win...

Yes, maybe was his biggest chance
 
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I could literally be able to ride the stage today! :)

I think most average casual cyclists could keep pace with the peloton for a couple hours or so at least in a stage like this, but getting back on after nature breaks or random accelerations etc, and holding on in the last 10km would be difficult if you're not a strong amateur.
 
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I think most average casual cyclists could keep pace with the peloton for a couple hours or so at least in a stage like this, but getting back on after nature breaks or random accelerations etc, and holding on in the last 10km would be difficult if you're not a strong amateur.
I would pace behind a car after a nature break, like the pros do! :D