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168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Primoz Roglic (168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Jumbo-Visma) waved and smiled to the growing number of Slovenian fans at the 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Giro d'Italia after the finish Anterselva, apparently unconcerned about the handful of seconds he lost to race leader Richard Carapaz and the Ecuadorian's Mov🦋istar teammate Mikel Landa.

Roglic promised he would fight until the final time trial stage in Ve🍒rona on Sunday, but he also had an air of resignation, revealing for the first time that he had suffered some chest pain in his crash on the descent of the Civiglio during Sunday's stage to Como.

"I still have a pain herඣe, especially around m♛y chest, but like with the stomach it is getting better. I can be optimistic about that," he said, admitting it was affecting his riding.

"Everything affects a little, let's say it like that. For sure i🀅t doesn't 😼help. Of course it's not easy for anyone, it's a big fight for everyone."

After losing 19 seconds to Landa and seven seconds to Carapaz on the final climb up to the finish at Anterselva, Roglic is no📖w 2:16 down on the Ecuadorian rider and 22 down on Vincenzo Nibali (Bahrain-Merida), who also suffered on the final climb and finished in Roglic's slipstream. When Landa attacked and then Carapaz did the same closer to the finish, Roglic did not move, sitting on the wheels and trying to limit his lo🎶sses.

Roglic knows he has to try to survive in the final mo⛦untain stages on Friday and Saturday and then try to gain as much time🎃 as possible in Sunday's 17km time trial.

He was evasive about his chaജnces of still winning the Giro d'Italia.

"We'll see. Ther🌠e's still a long way to go," he said furtively.

"Of course the days are going past, but for me the most important thing is that I'm staying healthy and in one piece. The fight will be for sure until the end. I'll fight until th🥂e end, so it'll be fun to watch."