Mark Cavendish made his decision
According to reports in ‘La Gazzetta dello Sport,’ the British sprinter is close to announcing his retirement date.
According to reports in ‘La Gazzetta dello Sport,’ the British sprinter is close to announcing his retirement date.
The German finished ahead of Derek Gee and Alberto Bettiol.
The former sprinter commented on the shortening of Friday’s stage.
British cyclist: “I expect more from him next week.”
The Colombian beat fellow escapees Pinot and Cepeda
“The doctor didn’t order us to be professional cyclists,” the Astana Qazaqstan rider commented.
The 13th stage of the Corsa Rosa, trespassing in Switzerland and finishing in Crans Montana, will be shortened by 125 km due to bad weather in Piedmont.
“His incredible zest for life gave us authentic magical moments on and off the course,” they let Eolo Kometa know.
“It will be the first big test,” emphasizes the Ineos-Grenadiers bearer.
In Rivoli, the Bora-Hansgrohe bearer came out on top.
He will return home to get the full diagnosis.
“I was beaten by two young people with incredible potential,” he noted.
In the final sprint of stage 11, the German wins over the San Salvo winner by a matter of millimeters. Thomas still in pink.
The British winner of the pink race in 2020 went downhill on the wet asphalt and was taken away in an ambulance.
At 219 km, the Camaiore-Tortona is the longest stage. Among those who withdrew in various capacities were Cattaneo, Vendrame and Gandin.
“We will continue to monitor and implement our testing protocol on the three athletes and staff who remain in the race.”
The director of the Corsa Rosa intervenes in person after the world champion’s withdrawal, shedding light on protocols.
The Belgian rainbow winner, after taking the stage and the Maglia Rosa, received news of his Covid positivity.
Encore against the clock for the Belgian rider of Soudal Quick-Step, who takes back the leadership symbol.
The Irishman was ahead of Derek Gee and Filippo Zanna.
“After testing positive for Covid-19 and showing mild flu-like symptoms,” Ineos Grenadiers writes.
“I hope to be able to defend it again on Saturday, but on Sunday I think my adventure will end,” said the Norwegian.
The 25-year-old Rovereto native precedes breakaway companions Vacek and Petilli. Fourth at more than three minutes Evenepoel ahead of Roglic, Leknessund still pink jersey.
“The time trial would be able to do it, the World Championship in line would not.”
The Dane was ahead of Jonathan Milan and Pascal Ackermann.
The Belgian world champion went down twice yesterday but showed up at the starting line despite the inevitable aftermath of the crashes. Positive was 28-year-old Frenchman Clément Russo.
“I didn’t think the escape would go that far,” he stressed.
The Belgian former pink jersey was the victim of two mishaps during the stage from Atripalda to Salerno.
The Australian on the wet asphalt beats Milan, Pedersen and Dainese. The Belgian ends up on the ground again with less than 3 km to go after a crash at the start of the stage.