One of a number of crashes in the run-in to the finish brought down 2017 Giro champion Tom Dumoulin (Team Sunweb), who said afterwards that he believes his chalꦿlenge for the GC this year iꦆs now over, having lost over four minutes t🤡o current race leader, and title contender, Primoz Roglic (Ju🍒mb-Visma).
Carapaz's Movistar teammate Mikel Landa was also a faller, and 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:later apologised to Mitchelton-Scott's Simon Yates for initially blaming him𝔉 for🐟 the crash. Yates also fell, but was able to quickly remount, losing only a handful of seconds to Roglic, and is still second overall, 35 seconds down. Bahrain-Merida's Vincenzo Nibali is a further four seconds back in third place, having also lost time in the chaos on the run-in, although without having crashed.
Watch highlights of the🍸 stage and see Carapaz's well-taken win below.
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