Stewart snatches late win for sea eagles in final stage of Giro d’Italia
Ivan Basso (Trek Factory Racing) leads after a big breakaway on stage 14
Wiggins and Cavendish chase a win on stage 14 of the Giro d’Italia
Giro d’Italia: the final stages as they happened, in pictures
Stage 17: stage 13
The final stage will determine the winner of the Giro d’Italia.
In the final 10 kilometres the peloton is still fighting to make contact between the four leaders.
In stage 13 in Bergamo, Alessandro De Marchi (AG2R La Mondiale) is trying to make up some distance by the end of the stage after a late crash.
It means he will miss the start of the Giro d’Italia. If it goes his way he will be the second Giro d’Italia winner since 2009, and will be aiming for the stage win to secure the title for the Movistar team.
The leader of the men’s time trial with Cavendish has also been fighting with his power from behind and he will be chasing this victory after picking up second place in stage 13.
In the past he was never far from the front of the bunch but has had trouble with the roads that have appeared to open up lately. He needs to keep that in mind as he wants to do well.
Cavendish, however, is working hard on the final uphill sprint and he will also try to make a long, straight line to get to the line.
In the early stages this year, the riders usually have been in similar positions. Then the top sprinters went for a breakaway but only Fabio Ar우리카지노u or Geraint Thomas made it into the바카라 GC but at th카지노 사이트e start it was obvious that Cavendish and Fuglsang were a big threat.
Giant-Shimano-Scarponi had the biggest lead of the four teams but Cavendish is now ready to get out of his comfort zone and try something new.
Fuliwes de Kort has a strong team and, with a break in the rear, is also the strongest of the teams and it’s hard for them to stop them.
Cavendish and Fuglsang will get the chance to go for a move but after that it will come down to a sprint and the final climb to the finish in Varese will decide the winner o