To give this some perspective, the Tropea finish of the Giro which Gatto won/Contador attacked was 650m @ 7.8%, with a double hairpin at the steepest part of the climb. On the other hand, in the Giro there was still a good km to the finish.
If I had to pick something which this finish resembles, it would be Toledo last year, which Gilbert won over Farrar, with Velits and Nibali in the top10.
Sagan will attack half way up the climb, otherwise a sprinter wins (perhaps not Cav, but a sprinter nonetheless).
If I had to pick something which this finish resembles, it would be Toledo last year, which Gilbert won over Farrar, with Velits and Nibali in the top10.
Sagan will attack half way up the climb, otherwise a sprinter wins (perhaps not Cav, but a sprinter nonetheless).