The Caruso crash didn't help the peloton's case either.The peloton of a World Tour race would have caught him with ease but the Giro di Sicilia does not have that field strength.
yeah, almost took out Albanese, who was probably the favourite. But Fiorelli was ahead of it, attacked right after, and didn't really come close to Suter. So I think he'd still have won.The Caruso crash didn't help the peloton's case either.
Both Fiorelli and Albanese had a couple of teammates in the group finishing at 4" so it's a bit strange none of them went to the front in the final km.
They know the terrain betterSicily quietly having a better Etna stage than the Giro
lol, yeah, I was about to say the same. Great move to send Kepplinger up the road.How on earth is Bahrain the team playing the numbers game with this lineup?
This is UAE, undoubtedly we have team Fisher-Black, team Ulissi, team Majka and team Bennett all going for their own chances.UAE should have enough helpers here to just control it for now, this makes no sense.
It's also fine tactically if they want to attack, but then they should actually do so. These half-assed pulls only to let some attack from the group and then start chasing again is just such a waste.This is UAE, undoubtedly we have team Fisher-Black, team Ulissi, team Majka and team Bennett all going for their own chances.