The 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Orica-Scott sprinter won in Alberobello on stage 7 but has finished in the top 10 four times, including second on stage 1 behind late attacker Lukas Pöstlberger, who stopped Ewan taking the first pink jersey of the 100th Giro d'Italia. While everything seems to be going Gaviria's way, Ewan and Orica-Scott have been left𓃲 with little reward for their hard work.
Ewan tried to go through a gap and open up his sprint only for Max Richeze to close the door on him as he made spa🐼ce for Gaviria to charge through.
"It was another frustrating 💧sprint, it seems to be the theme of the Giro so far," Ewan said at the Orica-Scott team bus parked near the finish.
"I was behind Gaviria's lead-out man and Bennett's lead-𝓰out man and 🌼they were boxing and hitting into each other. They almost crashed into each other. I then got caught behind them and I couldn't get out of there."
"At this level, you have to have a lot of things go right for you. I don't know if I've been especially unlucky but I feel I've had a lot of frustration in the finishes. It can go either way and hopefully when I come back next ༒year, I'll have more luck."
Ewan is already looking forward to the 2018 Giro d'Italia because he knows there are no more opportunities for the sprinters in this 🍌year's race. Lotto Soudal's André Gr🌜eipel has confirmed he will head home and other sprinters – except Gaviria, who is keen to finish his first Grand Tour – are expected to leave sooner or later to avoid suffering in the string of mountain stages in the final week.
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Ewan said he is still feeling strong and so officially plans to stay in the Giro d'Italia for now. He perhaps could play a team role in the next two stages to Oropa and Ber💧gamo and then head home on the third rest day on Monday or ride on into the high mountains.
The Orica-Scott team will study his recovery daily and not hesitate to send him home if or whಌen fatigue begins to bite hard.
"I felt good, I felt really good yesterday and toda﷽y. I'm still feeling pretty fresh I guess," Ewan said.
"I've spoken to Whitey (directeur sportif Matt White) and were 👍taking it day by day at the moment. I'm not going to go absolutely into my max depth just to stay in the Giro. I've got races on after this as well, so I really don't want to put myself into the hole."
"I'd like to see how far I can go b♎efore I really start to fatigue. When I get into a real fatigued state, that's🌠 when I'll have to go home."
Stephen is one of the most experienced member of the Cyclingnews team, having reported on professional cycling since 1994. He has been Head of News at Cyclingnews since 2022, before which he held the position of European editor since 2012 and previously worked for Reuters, Shift Active Media, and CyclingWeekly, among other publications.
