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Non vedi correttamente? Guarda sul tuo browser GIRO D’ITALIA: NONO POSTO DI COLLI E 160 KM IN FUGA DEL GIOVANE BERLATO, TERZO NELLA CLASSIFICA GPM.Si è corsa oggi la seconda tappa del Giro d’Italia, 177 Km da Albenga a Genova con un GPM. Il team NIPPO Vini Fantini si è reso protagonista di una lunga fuga con il giovane Giacomo Berlato che con 5 compagni di fuga ha percorso oltre 160 km venendo ripreso a 11 km dal traguardo. GIRO D’ITALIA: NINTH PLACE FOR DANIELE COLLI AND 160 KM OF ESCAPE OF THE YOUNG GIACOMO BERLATO, THIRD IN THE GPM RANKING.Today second stage of the Giro d’Italia, 177 km of race from Albenga to Genova,with one GPM. The NIPPO Vini Fantini was among teams most involved with a long escape of the young Giacomo Berlato with other 5 riders. Around 160 km of escape for him, watched by the group 11 km before the final arrival. During the final sprint ninth place for Daniele Colli, behind the winner Elia Viviani. |
Today the second stage of the 98th Giro d’Italia took place, a sprint stage of 177 kilometres from Albenga to Genova. Immediately after the official start five riders escaped the peloton. With eleven kilometres left to cover, in the first local lap of 9.5 kilometres, they were all caught. At the end the spectators got to see the expected bunch sprint. André Greipel rode in first position in the last hectometres, which were slightly uphill. He was passed by Moreno Hofland and Elia Viviani, who won. Greipel finished on the third place.
André Greipel: “This wasn’t an easy stage, that last climb really hurt. The entire stage I was positioned in the first part of the peloton. The escapees had a maximal advantage of more than nine minutes. After Orica-GreenEdge had stabilized the gap, we let Sander Armée help in the chase. He did that together with riders of Giant-Alpecin and Trek. The situation never was problematic.”
“It was hectic on the local circuit, with some crashes, but I didn’t see those. The plan was that Adam Hansen would put me and Greg Henderson in a good position for the last straight line and so he did. With three hundred metres to go I started the sprint, too soon. I made that choice because I didn’t want to get boxed in. Fifty metres from the end Hofland and Viviani passed me by. I would have loved to win, but the others were better today. The preparation was fine, but the final touch was missing. Hopefully I can win next time.”
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CCC Sprandi Polkowice protagonista nella 2° Tappa
Genova 10.05.2015
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e subito il portacolori del Team Owsian Lukasz assieme a 5 compagni di avventura ha rendersi protagonista della fuga di giornata partita nei primissimi km durata oltre km 160.
Seppur con un compagno di squadra in fuga, tutti i ragazzi hanno corso sempre nelle primissime posizioni per evitare le consuete cadute e per controllare eventuali contrattacchi degli uomini di classifica.
Raggiunta la fuga a 11 km dall’arrivo di Genova, dopo appena un km una caduta generale ha coinvolto Szmyd Sylwester provocandogli una ferita profonda al gomito destro, senza però gravi conseguenze,
Tutti gli uomini del team hanno lavorato per portare nelle prime posizioni i velocisti e giocarsi la vittoria finale, il primo a tagliare il traguardo è stato lo sloveno Grega Bole 11° mentre un ottimo 14° per Matysiak BartÅ‚omiej.