She is Italy turn has lived in Eleven -a stage From Wednesday, Between Vieggio and Castelnovo Ne’monti, a small stage change in general, although it can be known -well -known. Richard Carapaz He became a great winner on the day after attacking the final climb.
The Ecuadorian left alone for the success of the stage and for a jump in the classification. It is true that cutting time has not been great for him, but Yes you won positions and deducted for a few seconds that could be very important About the residue of the race.
[TODOS LOS RESULTADOS Y CLASIFICACIONES DEL GIRO DE ITALIA]
Isaac del Toro He remains the leader after winning a battle for a second place in Sprint with favorites. Mexico, this way, took a bonus and put six more seconds in a Juan Ayuso That follows in six seconds and saves a few moments of doubt at the last climb.
Italian classification of Italy after eleven phases
11th Stage, Viaregio-Castelnov Ne ‘Monti, 186 km
1. Richard Carapaz (Ecuador/EF Education-EasyPost) 4h35’20 “
2. Isaac del Toro (Mexico/UAE Emirates) to 10 “
3. Giulio Ciccone (Italy/Lidl-Trek) ID.
4. Thomas Pidcock (Great Britain/Q36.5 Pro Cycling) ID.
5. Egan Bernal (Colombia/Ineos Grenadiers) ID.
6. Antonio Tiberi (Italy/Bahrain-Victorus) ID.
7. Juan Ayuso (Spain/UAE Emirates) ID.
8. Einer Rubio (Colombia/Movistar) ID.
9. Derek Gee (Canada/Israel-Premier Tech) ID.
10. Diego Ulissi (Italy/Astana) ID.
Generally
1. Isaac del Toro (Mexico/UAE Emirates) 38H 47’01 “
2. Juan Ayuso (Spain/UAE Emirates) at 31 “
3. Antonio Tiberi (Italy/Bahrain-Victorus) to 1’07 “
4. Simon Yates (Great Britain/Visma-lease a bike) A 1’09 “
5. Primoz Roglic (Slovenia/Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe) to 1’24 “
6. Richard Carapaz (Ecuador/EF Education-EasyPost) to 1’56 “
7. Giulio Ciccone (Italy/Lidl-Trek) to 2’09 “
8. Brandon McNulty (United States/UAE Emirates) to 2’16 “
9. Adam Yates (Great Britain/UAE Emirates) to 2’33 “
10. Thymen arensman (Netherlands/Ineos Grenadiers) ID.
Source: La Verdad
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