These are the classification after the twelfth stage of Italy turn

She is Italy turn One has lived Twelfth stage That was called for sprinters to take fame. It has been and Olav Kooij He gave a visuma-to bike the victory on stage after his team’s work and the launch of Waut Van Aert.

This is a stage called not to change the general in the front stables, though the fact has had a minimum difference -because Isaac del Toro He took two seconds to a bonus with Juan Ayuso. That gives you to minimally increase the differences in your partner.

No good difference is expected within it in the next few days. This is the day of the week, with a port of the first and another second, called to provoke important changes to the candidates for success.

Italy classification after the twelfth stage

12th Stage, Modena-Vavadana, 186 km
1. Olav Kooij (Netherlands/Visma-lease a bike) 3h 55’40 “
2. Casper Van Uden (Netherlands/Picnic Postnl) ID.
3. Ben Turner (Great Britain/Ineos Grenadiers) ID.
4. Mads Pedersen (Denmark/Lidl-Trek) ID.
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6. Milan Fettin (Belgium/Cofidis) ID.
7. Max Kanter (Germany/Astana) ID.
8. Paul Magnier (France/Soudal Quick_Step) ID.
9. Matevz Govekar (Slovenia/Bahrain-Victororus) ID.
10. Matteo Moschetti (Italy/Q36.5) ID.
Generally
1. Isaac Del Toro (Mexico/UAE Emirates) 42H 43’28 “
2. Juan Ayuso (Spain/UAE Emirates) to 33 “
3. Antonio Tiberi (Italy/Bahrain-Victorus) to 1’09 “
4. Simon Yates (Great Britain/Visma-liease to bike) to 1’11 “
5. Primoz Roglic (Slovenia/Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe) to 1’26 “
6. Richard Carapaz (Ecuador/EF Education-EasyPost) to 1’58 “
7. Giulio Ciccone (Italy/Lidl-Trek) to 2’11 “
8. Brandon McNulty (United States/UAE Emirates) to 2’18 “
9. Adam Yates (Great Britain/UAE Emirates) to 2’35 “
10. Damaano Caruso (Italy/Bahrain Victorios) ID.