The full result is on the Giro website, but it's an absolute cancer. You always have to click on the "load more" button and it only ever shows five more riders and it automatically rolls to the top of the page
yes, it's amazing how bad it isThe full result is on the Giro website, but it's an absolute cancer. You always have to click on the "load more" button and it only ever shows five more riders and it automatically rolls to the top of the page
At least he’s okay but stinks about the crash. The way he went on the hill in the TT it might be hard to contest the potential sprint finishes with the hills, but I have faith.
There's always stage 9.I know it's early but not far off some gc guys probably going for stages and mountains jersey. If likes of Haig, Buitrago, Carthy, Pinot etc lose any more time, it's going to be tough
Ciccone mateYoungest Italian Giro stage winner since Cipo in 1989.
It could be that it is only applied behind the largest group and not ahead of it but I haven‘t studied the actual rules.The largest group was the one at +0'19'' (56 riders), yet there is a gap to the rider at +0'17'' (Krieger). Surely that's not how the "3 seconds for a gap"-rule in expected bunch sprints works?
turns out the UAE rider is also not at fault. I really should watch these situations a few more times before making a call in the moment.@F_Cance It's a UAE guy that makes the first swerve by the barriers!
And right there, Stage 2 it looks like Roglic's group avoids crashing because a sprinter on the other side forcefully pushes another rider who has legal position. 19 more stages to go and each moment is a risk! Groves should be thrown out....Sagan got booted for far less.Remco told Sporza that it was Groves who pushed Ballerini which caused the chain reaction and the crash.
Footage:
View: https://twitter.com/procyclinglover/status/1655247589879455750?cxt=HHwWjICxobi6z_gtAAAA
Fortunato is already on nearly 4 minutes and might be on the attack already at Gran Sasso d'Italia and/or Lago Laceno. Given which break makes it.I know it's early but not far off some gc guys probably going for stages and mountains jersey. If likes of Haig, Buitrago, Carthy, Pinot etc lose any more time, it's going to be tough
Ya, they're all losing time there anyway, but they could possibly make back 5 mins just by getting in a good break and attacking far out.There's always stage 9.
Yeah, but Dekker is correct still that nothing would've happened if Tusveld (?) had just looked ahead!Remco told Sporza that it was Groves who pushed Ballerini which caused the chain reaction and the crash.
Footage:
View: https://twitter.com/procyclinglover/status/1655247589879455750?cxt=HHwWjICxobi6z_gtAAAA
My bad, you're right!Ciccone mate
Luckily it's the first time ever you jump to incorrect conclusions.turns out the UAE rider is also not at fault. I really should watch these situations a few more times before making a call in the moment.
View: https://twitter.com/procyclinglover/status/1655247589879455750