Men's Road Cycling UCI Giro d'Italia 2019

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Team Dimension Data

151 -  Ben O'Connor

152 -  Scott Davies

153 -  Enrico Gasparotto

154 -  Amanuel Ghebreigzabhie

155 -  Ryan Gibbons

156 -  Giacomo Nizzolo

157 -  Mark Renshaw

158 -  Danilo Wyss

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Team Ineos

161 -  Pavel Sirakov

162 -  Eddie Dunbar

163 -  Tao Geoghegan Hart

164 -  Sebastián Henao

165 -  Christian Knees

166 -  Jhonatan Narváez

167 -  Salvatore Puccio

168 -  Iván Ramiro Sosa

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Team Jumbo-Visma

171 -  Primož Roglič

172 -  Koen Bouwman

173 -  Laurens De Plus

174 -  Sepp Kuss

175 -  Tom Leezer

176 -  Paul Martens

177 -  Antwan Tolhoek

178 -  Jos van Emden

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Team Katusha - Alpecin

181 -  Ilnur Zakarin

182 -  Enrico Battaglin

183 -  Jenthe Biermans

184 -  Marco Haller

185 -  Reto Hollenstein

186 -  Viacheslav Kuznetsov

187 -  Daniel Navarro

188 -  Dmitry Strakhov

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Team Sunweb

191 -  Tom Domoulin

192 -  Jan Bakelants

193 -  Chad Hega

194 -  Chris Hamilton

195 -  Jai Hindley

196 -  Sam Oomen

197 -  Robert Power

198 -  Louis Vervaeke

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Trek - Segafredo

201 -  Bauke Mollema

202 -  Gianluca Brambilla

203 -  Giulio Ciccone

204 -  Will Clarke

205 -  Nicola Cionci

206 -  Michael Gogl

207 -  Markel Irizar

208 -  Matteo Moschetti

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UAE-Team Emirates

221 -  Fernando Gaviria

222 -  Tom Bohli

223 -  Simone Consonni

224 -  Valerio Conti

225 -  Marco Marcato

226 -  Juan Sebastián Molano

227 -  Jan Polanc

228 -  Diego Ulissi

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come on rogla,you can do it

he is gonna be without one of his best helpers, but he is in great form

and i think he is gonna be in pink tommorow allready

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Stage 1
Bologna > Madonna di San Luca (ITT)

The ITT starts with 6 flat kilometres on broad, mostly straight urban boulevards, and ends with a steep 2 km climb to the Sanctuary of San Luca.

 

Final kilometres

The closing phases of the stage are very demanding: 2,100 metres before the finish, the route takes a sharp U-turn to the right, and the climb to San Luca begins. The climb alternates sharp ramps (up to 16%) and short lengths with 8-9% gradients. The roadway is narrowed and runs along an arcade, climbing all the way to the sanctuary. The road reaches the maximum gradient after the first pass under the cloister, by a double curve (“le Orfanelle”). The home straight is short (90 m), and the finish line sits on 5 m tarmac.

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Discover the Departure

Bologna

 

A natural crossroads in Italy and Europe, Bologna is rich in tradition, art, culture and food. An ancient University seat, the city beats at the heart of Italy under the shade of its famous towers, preserving the charm of its Medieval centre recognised by UNESCO as the largest and best preserved in the world with its 40 km of porticoes and over 50 museums. It is located in the Motor Valley, the location of Ducati, Lamborghini and the Imola racing circuit and, in 2006, it was declared by UNESCO “Creative City of Music” thanks to its musical excellence in the past and the wealth of current musicians.

 

Gastronomy

Bologna is the capital of good food par excellence: its fame started in Medieval university colleges and grew through trade in the modern age. Nowadays, strolling around the city’s alleyways, we breathe in the same cheerful atmosphere of the taverns of the past that safeguard the city’s culinary secrets. Markets and festivals also pass on traditional recipes because the culture of eating well has always been a distinctive trait of Bologna and its friendly inhabitants who love the pleasures of the table. Here are a few typical dishes: tagliatelle with Bolognaise ragù, tortellini, lasagne, mixed fried platter Bologna-style, breaded cutlet Bologna-style, rice tart.

Places of Interest

The journey to discover Bologna starts in Piazza Maggiore, the historic soul of the city overlooked by ancient buildings such as Palazzo Re Enzo, Palazzo dei Notai and Palazzo d’Accursio. The fountain of Neptune dominates the square of the same name. It is a monumental piece of work by sculptor Giambologna and rises majestically opposite Sala Borsa, a building that encompasses the ruins of the Roman city. The historic Palazzo dell’Archiginnasio definitely deserves a visit, home to the Anatomical Theatre, the original location of the oldest University in the West founded in 1088, as well as the Basilica of San Petronio, which houses the biggest sundial in the world. On strolling around the porticoes and squares, you come across the two famous Towers: the Asinelli tower soars upward together with the Garisenda tower from which the main streets radiate.