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Men's Road Cycling UCI World Tour 2020 (Giro d'Italia)


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Ganna will also lose the Maglia Rosa - has been delegated to help Thomas.

 

Thomas gets back on to a bigger group on a descent but not looking good.  Seemingly a hip injury.

 

Thomas lost a minute already in the foothills.

 

Brad Wiggins thinks it’s a broken rib - end of race.

 

Simon Yates also in trouble!  Cannot keep up with 8k to go.

 

Idiot fans out in force today.

 

Jonathan Caicedo :ECU & EF Pro wins the stage after being in the day’s breakaway.  Looks like Nibali, Fuglsang, Pozzovivo, Majka, Kruijswijk for the overall.  Yates & Thomas surely out of it for good.


Sagan’s bid for the KoM jersey also a casualty.  :d

 

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@phelps @Gianlu33 Do Italians not work or something? What's up with these finishing times being before 17:00 for literally every stage and today even around 16:00? :( 

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8 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

@phelps @Gianlu33 Do Italians not work or something? What's up with these finishing times being before 17:00 for literally every stage and today even around 16:00? :( 

Think it’s something to do with all the upcoming races which clash.  All the Belgian classics, plus week 3 of the Giro will coincide with Week 1 of the Vuelta, so is possibly UCI imposed.

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It wouldn't be smart to plan stage winners to finish at 17:30-18:00 as usual, October is much colder and sunsets are a couple of hours before if compared to May. And for tv audience there's no big difference between 16:30 or 17:30, it's not prime time.

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3 hours ago, Grassmarket said:

Think it’s something to do with all the upcoming races which clash.  All the Belgian classics, plus week 3 of the Giro will coincide with Week 1 of the Vuelta, so is possibly UCI imposed.

Possibly. Hopefully in the Vuelta it'll finish a bit later, usually tons of people tune in (at least here) for the last part of the stage after work (considering most people, of course not all, are finished by then), but that's a bit difficult now :d 

 

Luckily there's such a thing as working at home and starting a bit earlier to be able to stop earlier and watch anyway :p 

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1 hour ago, heywoodu said:

So Thomas went up the Etna with a fractured pelvis bonk.gif

 

 

Don’t want to hear from any tennis players complaining how cold it is in Paris! :redcard:

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