Schlagwort-Archive: Rigoberto Uran

La Vuelta 22 – Etappe 17

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Aracena – Monasterio De Tentudía – 162 Km


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1 URAN Rigoberto COL EF EDUCATION – EASYPOST 03:42:28
2 PACHER Quentin FRA GROUPAMA – FDJ 00:00
3 HERRADA Jesus ESP COFIDIS 00:02
4 SOLER Marc ESP UAE TEAM EMIRATES 00:15
5 ELISSONDE Kenny FRA TREK – SEGAFREDO 00:26
6 CHAMPOUSSIN Clement FRA AG2R CITROEN TEAM 00:29
7 de MARCHI Alessandro ITA ISRAEL-PREMIER TECH 00:46
8 JUNGELS Bob LUX AG2R CITROEN TEAM 00:55
9 GESBERT Elie FRA TEAM ARKEA – SAMSIC 01:09
10 CRADDOCK G Lawson USA TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE-JAYCO 01:30
11 MADER Gino SUI BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS 02:06
12 GUGLIELMI Simon FRA TEAM ARKEA – SAMSIC 02:43
13 GONCALVES ALMEIDA Joao Pedro POR UAE TEAM EMIRATES 05:02
14 EVENEPOEL Remco BEL QUICK-STEP ALPHA VINYL TEAM 05:11
15 MAS Enric ESP MOVISTAR TEAM 05:11

Gesamt:

1 EVENEPOEL Remco BEL QUICK-STEP ALPHA VINYL TEAM 65:14:05
2 MAS Enric ESP MOVISTAR TEAM 02:01
3 AYUSO PESQUERA Juan ESP UAE TEAM EMIRATES 04:51
4 RODRIGUEZ CANO Carlos ESP INEOS GRENADIERS 05:20
5 LOPEZ Miguel Angel COL ASTANA QAZAQSTAN TEAM 05:33
6 GONCALVES ALMEIDA Joao Pedro POR UAE TEAM EMIRATES 06:51
7 ARENSMAN Thymen NED TEAM DSM 07:46
8 O’CONNOR Ben AUS AG2R CITROEN TEAM 09:11
9 URAN Rigoberto COL EF EDUCATION – EASYPOST 09:33
10 HINDLEY Jai AUS BORA – HANSGROHE 11:40

Ausreißergruppe dominiert 17. Etappe der Vuelta

Die heutige 162 km lange Etappe verlief überwiegend wellig, ehe es zum Schluss hinauf auf den Monasterio de Tentudía ging. Obwohl der Kampf um die Ausreißergruppe gleich nach dem Start begann, konnte sich die Spitze erst nach rund 50 km erfolgreich distanzieren und bestimmte von da an das Renngeschehen. Im anspruchsvollen finalen Anstieg kam es zu mehreren Attacken aus der Spitzengruppe, und am Ende konnte R. Uran sich durchsetzen und den Tagessieg am Monasterio de Tentudía erringen. Dahinter hatte sich die GC-Gruppe im steilen Anstieg ausgedünnt, aber es gelang Jai Hindley mit den Favoriten mitzuhalten und die Ziellinie nur 6 Sekunden hinter dem aktuell Gesamtführenden R. Evenepoel zu überqueren.

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„Wir hätten jemanden in der Ausreißergruppe haben sollen, um auf den Etappensieg zu fahren, das war auch der Plan. Aber Pläne gehen halt nicht immer auf. Wir wussten, dass es eine große Chance für die Spitzengruppe gibt, aber wir haben sie einfach verpasst. Das Gute am heutigen Tag war, dass Jai im Finale bei den Besten dabei war, was auch für die nächsten Tage hoffen lässt. Wir werden jetzt den Tag kurz analysieren und die Jungs wieder motivieren, ihr Glück zu probieren und wieder in eine Spitzengruppe zu gehen, um auf einen Etappensieg zu fahren.“ – Jens Zemke, Sportlicher Leiter

El Toro Uran powers to victory

An eventful finale of stage 17 of La Vuelta 22 saw Rigoberto Uran (EF Education-EasyPost) take the win at Monasterio de Tentudia, ahead of his breakaway companions Quentin Pacher (Groupama-FDJ) and Jesus Herrada (Cofidis). The Colombian star completes his treble of Grand Tour stage wins, after previous successes in the Tour de France and the Giro d’Italia. On the uphill finish, Joao Almeida (UAE Team Emirates) was the best of the GC contenders, 9’’ ahead of Remco Evenepoel (Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl), who retains La Roja on a day that began with the withdrawal of Primoz Roglic (Jumbo-Visma). On Thursday, the riders face a mountain stage with three major ascents on the way to another unprecedented summit finish at Alto de Piornal.

The peloton of La Vuelta 22 face new uphill challenges with stage 17 leading them to an unprecedented summit finish at Monasterio de Tentudia. The roads go up and down all day long, adding up to 2,500m of elevation. 139 riders start from Aracena, without the 3-time defending winner Primoz Roglic (Jumbo-Visma), following his crash in Tomares. Filippo Conca (Lotto Soudal) and Bryan Coquard (Cofidis) are also out of La Vuelta 22.

Soler, Herrada, Craddock… 13 riders at the front
Attacks fly from the start but a group of 13 baroudeurs only manage to get away after a first in which they cover 48.8km.
Clément Champoussin, Bob Jungels (AG2R Citroën), Gino Mäder, Fred Wright (Bahrain Victorious), Jesus Herrada (Cofidis), Rigoberto Uran (EF Education-EasyPost), Quentin Pacher (Groupama-FDJ), Alessandro De Marchi (Israel Premier Tech), Lawson Craddock (BikeExchange-Jayco), Kenny Elissonde (Trek-Segafredo), Marc Soler (UAE Team Emirates), Elie Gesbert and Simon Guglielmi (Arkea-Samsic) make the break of the day.

Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl control the day
After such a hard battle for the break, the pace drops in the bunch. Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl control the peloton and the gap rises to 7’20’’ as the attackers enter the last 60km of the stage.
Fred Wright goes first through the intermediate sprint in Segura de Leon (km 133.2), meaning that Mads Pedersen (Trek-Segafredo) will have to wait at least for one more stage to virtually secure the green jersey. The peloton trail by 6’55’’.

Countless attacks
Craddock opens up the battle for the stage win with 19km to go. After a series of attacks and counter-attacks, he faces the final ascent (10.3km at 5% with very irregular slopes) with a lead of 10’’.
The American baroudeur opens a gap of 25’’ to his chasers and holds on until the last kilometre. As he is caught, Champoussin attacks, Herrada counters… But Uran eventually surges to victory in an eventful finale.
In the GC group, Enric Mas (Movistar) attacks with 3km to go but Remco Evenepoel (Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl) controls his Spanish rival. Joao Almeida (UAE Team Emirates) eventually manages to open a gap of 9’’ to Remco Evenepoel, who keeps La Roja for a 12th stage in a row.

Tour de Suisse – Etappe 7 EZF

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Disentis – Sedrun – Andermatt ITT – 23,2 Km


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1 URAN Rigoberto COL EF EDUCATION – NIPPO 00:36:02
2 ALAPHILIPPE Julian FRA DECEUNINCK – QUICK-STEP 00:40
3 MÄDER Gino SUI BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS 00:54
4 CARAPAZ Richard ECU INEOS GRENADIERS 00:54
5 DUMOULIN Tom NED JUMBO-VISMA 00:56
6 CATTANEO Mattia ITA DECEUNINCK – QUICK-STEP 00:58
7 POZZOVIVO Domenico ITA TEAM QHUBEKA ASSOS 01:00
8 FARIA DA COSTA Rui Alberto POR UAE TEAM EMIRATES 01:00
9 KRAGH ANDERSEN Søren DEN TEAM DSM 01:04
10 KÜNG Stefan SUI GROUPAMA – FDJ 01:05
11 POELS Wout NED BAHRAIN VICTORIOUS 01:14
12 DE LA PARTE Victor ESP TOTAL DIRECT ENERGIE 01:16
13 SCHACHMANN Maximilian GER BORA – HANSGROHE 01:23
14 LATOUR Pierre-Roger FRA TOTAL DIRECT ENERGIE 01:32
15 RUTSCH Jonas GER EF EDUCATION – NIPPO 01:35

Gesamt:
1 CARAPAZ Richard ECU INEOS GRENADIERS 20:37:27
2 URAN Rigoberto COL EF EDUCATION – NIPPO 00:17
3 ALAPHILIPPE Julian FRA DECEUNINCK – QUICK-STEP 00:39
4 SCHACHMANN Maximilian GER BORA – HANSGROHE 01:07
5 FUGLSANG Jakob DEN ASTANA – PREMIER TECH 01:15
6 WOODS Michael CAN ISRAEL START-UP NATION 03:10
7 POZZOVIVO Domenico ITA TEAM QHUBEKA ASSOS 03:16
8 OOMEN Sam NED JUMBO-VISMA 03:39
9 FARIA DA COSTA Rui Alberto POR UAE TEAM EMIRATES 03:43
10 CHAVES Johan Esteban COL TEAM BIKEEXCHANGE 04:29

Zeitfahren sorgt für Bewegung in der Gesamtwertung: Maximilian Schachmann jetzt Gesamtvierter vor der letzten Etappe der Tour de Suisse

Mit 23,2 km Länge stand das zweite Einzelzeitfahren auf dem Programm der diesjährigen Rundfahrt. Gleich nach dem Start in Disentis-Sedrun ging es fast 10 km bwrgauf zum Oberalppass, ehe es von da wieder bergab ins Ziel nach Andermatt ging. Für Maximilian Schachmann, der aussichtsreich auf dem dritten Gesamtrang lag, gab es heute eine Chance vor der morgigen Königsetappe eine gute Ausgangsposition einzufahren. Maximilian rollte als letzter BORA – hansgrohe Fahrer von der Startrampe. Bei der Zwischenzeit verlor er 1:15 Minuten auf den Schnellsten und kam letztlich in 37:25 Minuten ins Ziel, 1:23 Minuten hinter dem Tagessieger R. Uran. In einem starken Fahrerfeld belegte der Berliner damit den 13. Platz und liegt auf dem 4. Rang in der Gesamtwertung, bevor die Rundfahrt morgen mit einer schwierigen Bergetappe zu Ende geht.

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„Es war kein leichtes Zeitfahren, denn wir hatten etwas Gegenwind. Ich habe mir das Rennen gut eingeteilt und habe versucht, nicht zu viel Zeit zu verlieren. Es gab mehrere gute Zeitfahrer hier und ich glaube, dass ich am Ende ein solides Resultat eingefahren habe und kann damit doch ziemlich zufrieden sein. Morgen geht’s auf eine schwere Etappe und ich hoffe, dass ich da auch gut abschneiden kann.“ – Maximilian Schachmann

„Das war ein schweres Zeitfahren mit einem Berg, der 600 Höhenmeter hatte und auch einer ziemlich schwierigen Abfahrt. Es war klar, dass Max hier Vollgas fahren musste und das hat er auch gut umgesetzt. Er ist jetzt Vierter im GC und hat seinen Abstand auf einige Kontrahenten vergrößert, also es war doch ein gutes Rennen.“ – Steffen Radochla, Sportlicher Leiter

Uran fractures collarbone in Paris-Nice

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Rigoberto Uran fractured his left clavicle on Monday during the second stage of Paris-Nice, from Les Bréviaires to Bellegarde, and was forced to abandon the race.
The Colombian went down on his left side in the middle of a pack of riders midway through the stage, and he was immediately taken for evaluation at a nearby medical facility. Dr. Jon Greenwall, team doctor at Paris-Nice, said that beyond the clavicle break and some road rash, there were no other concerns with Uran’s health. Specifically, he did not suffer a head injury.
“I had a tough crash,” Uran said after leaving the hospital. “Today, there was a lot of wind. I touched a rider, another rider touched my wheel. […] I feel disappointed, of course. I had good legs. That’s cycling.“
Uran is slated to travel to his European base of Monaco immediately and have surgery to repair the fracture Wednesday morning. Once the surgery is completed, Uran will be able to return to the trainer when he feels ready and will likely resume riding outside in a few weeks’ time.
His return to racing will be carefully evaluated.
“It’s always tough when you see anyone on the team take a hard fall like that. These guys put a ton of time in during the offseason training for the early season, so I feel for them when there’s a setback,” said EF Pro Cycling CEO, Jonathan Vaughters. “We wish Rigo a speedy recovery and look forward to welcoming him back to the races once he’s ready.”
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A cast of stars for the Milano-Torino

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The world’s oldest Classics race, with its first edition in 1876, will feature many of the world’s best pro riders. Challenging last year’s winner Miguel Angel Lopez will be many top names including Dumoulin, Barguil, Quintana, Aru, Uran, Pinot, Chaves, Zakarin Landa, Kwiatkowski, Kruijswijk, Roglic, Dan Martin and Alaphilippe.


Milan, 27 September 2017 – Many of the top names in professional cycling will be at the start of the 98th edition of Milano-Torino – the oldest Classic bicycle race, having been first run in 1876. Organised by RCS Sport/La Gazzetta dello Sport, its last edition was won by Miguel Angel Lopez, who will be challenged by, among others, his teammate Fabio Aru (Astana Pro Team), Giro d’Italia winner Tom Dumoulin and Tour de France mountains classification winner Warren Barguil (Team Sunweb), Giro runner-up Nairo Quintana (Movistar Team), Tour de France runner-up Rigoberto Uran (Cannondale Drapac Professional Cycling Team), Milano-Sanremo winner Michal Kwiatkowski and his teammate Mikel Landa (Team Sky) and others including Esteban Chaves and Adam Yates (Orica – Scott), Steven Kruijswijk and Primoz Roglic (Team Lotto NL – Jumbo), Daniel Martin and Julian Alaphilippe (Quick – Step Floors), Ilnur Zakarin (Team Katusha Alpecin) and Thibaut Pinot (FDJ).

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Slipstream Sports announces EF Education First as new naming partner

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Cannondale-Drapac announces EF Education First as new naming partner

EF Education First and #GreenArgyle fans have teamed up to #SaveArgyle. Slipstream Sports rides on in 2018 thanks to a newly inked deal with EF Education First. The family-owned global education company will become the first naming partner of the American-registered squad in 2018 and will eventually become majority owner of Slipstream Sports.

Team EF Education First-Drapac p/b Cannondale will remain wholeheartedly committed to the gutsy, open and engaging approach for which it has become known.

“We are honored to begin working alongside Slipstream Sports, Cannondale, Drapac, and all of the wonderful partners at Slipstream Sports to keep our cyclists riding into 2018 and for years to come,” said Edward Hult, CEO North America, EF Education First. “We were inspired to step in and become the team’s title partner, and will become majority partner, after learning about the #SaveArgyle campaign and witnessing the incredible outpouring of support from fans around the world.

“We have been moved by the powerful way that cycling unites people of diverse backgrounds in a peaceful, fun, and friendly way to achieve extraordinary athletic feats,” Hult added. “It aligns perfectly with EF’s mission of opening the world through education and our commitment to bringing different cultures together.”

Slipstream Sports CEO Jonathan Vaughters describes EF Education First as “the perfect partner” alongside the “whole athlete” focus embraced by Drapac Group owner and chairman Michael Drapac,

“Drapac’s focus is athlete education, athletes being healthy and whole, having options in life,” said Vaughters. “That’s what these guys at EF are all about. Education is what they do. They’re about breaking down cultural barriers and teaching people how to communicate. It’s a sponsor that feels socially relevant in this day as the world becomes increasingly global and communication among cultures becomes more critical. I think it also matches the ethos of Slipstream Sports. I couldn’t ask for a better fit.

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Rigoberto Uran finishes second overall at 2017 Tour de France

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A time trial in Marseille clinched the best general classification result for Slipstream Sports in the team’s nine-year Tour de France history.

Colombian Rigoberto Uran started stage 20 in third place overall, six seconds behind Frenchman Romain Bardet (AG2R La Mondiale) and 29-seconds adrift of race leader Chris Froome (Team Sky). By stage finish, Uran had moved up one spot.

In Paris on Sunday evening, Uran climbed onto the podium as the 2017 Tour de France runner-up to Froome, who secured his fourth Tour title.

“Finishing second to Froome at less than a minute seems pretty good to me,” said Uran. “It’s a quality final podium in Paris, so this is the greatest success of my career. This result is dedicated to my family, friends, my team and everyone who has supported me during the last three weeks.”

While the 22-kilometer lone effort out on the roads of Marseille determined the final general classification order, it was, of course, a culmination of work done up until that point to put Uran in a position to capitalize on a strong penultimate stage time trial.

A stage win into Chambery on the final day of the first week announced Uran as contender. From there, Uran’s star rose alongside his results as he cannily pocketed bonus seconds, 22 in total, and carefully metered his efforts.

“We knew it would be difficult to win the Tour but not impossible, so we gave it everything,” said Uran. “It’s been a great Tour.”

At Uran’s disposal as the race unfolded was a Cannondale-Drapac squad that included three Americans and four Tour debutants, a team selected largely to target stage wins, breakaways and animate the race. The squad punched above their collective weight, particularly in the final two weeks of the Tour when general classification ambitions became more realistic, more poignant.

“Many things came together for us to end up here,” noted head sport director Charly Wegelius. “Rigo finally had a clear run at a three-week race without hiccups, on a route that suited both him and our style of racing. His teammates all rose to the occasion and made up for their lack of experience – we had four Tour rookies! – with heart and hard work. I’m very proud of them.”

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Uran wins dramatic Tour de France stage nine

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Rigoberto Uran won a crash-filled stage of the Tour de France in dramatic fashion on Sunday. The Colombian, riding with only two gears due to a late race mechanical issue, won a six-up sprint in Chambéry. To add to the drama, the race jury required finish line photos to declare Uran the winner ahead of Warren Barguil (Team Sunweb).

The stage nine victory is Uran’s first Tour de France stage win and his first victory in Cannondale-Drapac #GreenArgyle.

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Rafal Majka stürzt schwer auf Tour de France Königsetappe

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Der BORA – hansgrohe Kapitän beendete die Etappe, musste danach aber direkt ins Krankenhaus gebracht werden. Das Team wird sich nach Abschluss der Untersuchungen zum Zustand von Majka umgehend äußern. Emanuel Buchmann beendete die Etappe auf Rang 24., musste nach dem Sturz von Majka aber viel Kraft investieren, um zur Gruppe um Froome wieder aufzuschließen, und konnte am Ende nicht mehr mit den Besten mithalten.

Nach einer unglaublich schnellen Bergetappe gestern wartet heute die erste Königsetappe der Tour de France auf das Fahrerfeld. Nicht weniger als 7 Bergwertungen, darunter drei der höchsten Kategorie, und in Summe an die 5000hm, müssen die Fahrer auf 181,5km zwischen Nantua und Chambéry zurücklegen. Besonders nach dem harten Rennverlauf gestern, eine Herausforderung, bei der sich keiner der Klassementfahrer wird verstecken können.

Für BORA – hansgrohe war die Taktik heute gleich wie gestern. Wenn möglich Emanuel Buchmann in eine größere Gruppe zu bekommen, um Druck auf die großen Mannschaften auszuüben. Mit Rafal Majka wollte man bis ins Finale abwarten, um am Mont du Chat beim zu erwartenden Kampf der Favoriten dabei zu sein.

Nachdem die Etappe direkt mit einem Anstieg begann, ließen auch die ersten Attacken nicht lange auf sich warten. Das Tempo war wieder enorm hoch, und einige Fahrer verloren schnell den Anschluss an das Hauptfeld, während vorne sich immer wieder Gruppen lösten. Diesmal dauerte es aber nicht über 50km, bis sich eine Spitzengruppe gefunden hatte, die das Feld auch gewähren ließ. Schon bei der 1. Bergwertung des Tages waren 37 Fahrer an der Spitze, von BORA – hansgrohe mit dabei war Pawel Poljanski. Im Feld kontrollierte Sky das Tempo und ließ den Vorsprung der Gruppe auf ca. 3 Minuten anwachsen.

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Gaviria makes it three

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GAVIRIA MAKES IT THREE

The Colombian rider beat Mareczko and Bennett in Reggio Emilia. Tomorrow’s stage TV live coverage starting from 13.05.

Reggio Emilia, 18 May 2017 – The Colombian rider Fernando Gaviria (Quick-Step Floors) claimed his third stage victory at the Giro100 as he fended off Italy’s Jakub Mareczko (Wilier Triestina – Selle Italia) and Irishman Sam Bennett (Bora – Hansgrohe) in a bunch sprint in Reggio Emilia at the end of today’s 229km stage which included riding on the A1 Panoramica motorway. Dutchman Tom Dumoulin (Team Sunweb) retained the Maglia Rosa for the third consecutive day.

STATISTICS

This is the 25th Giro d’Italia stage victory for Colombian riders, equalling the total for Dutchmen set by Tom Dumoulin when he won Tuesday’s Sagrantino time trial stage.
Before Fernando Gaviria, two other Colombians have won three stages at the Giro but he’s the first one to make the triple in a single edition. The other two are Lucho Herrera (Tre Cime di Lavaredo and Monte Generoso in 1989, Terminillo in 1992) and Nairo Quintana (Val Martello and Cima Grappa in 2014, Blockhaus in 2017).
It’s the second time that Colombian riders have combined to win four stages in a single Giro after Nairo Quintana (twice), Rigoberto Uran and Julian Arredondo imposed themselves on the 2014 edition. That year, their first win was on stage 12. This year, stage 12 marks the fourth Colombian victory.

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Uran and Co. look to animate Liège-Bastogne-Liège

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Liège-Bastogne-Liège. La Doyenne. The Old Lady. The third of the Monuments. The last Ardennes. The unofficial shift from one-day classics to stage racing.

Cannondale-Drapac hope to surprise in the 103rd running of the Belgian classic. The team of eight will back a single leader despite multiple cards to play.

“Over the last few weeks, we’ve seen the best guys appearing early,” said sport director Tom Southam. “If the best guys appear early here, I’m not worried about that. We’ll be there with the right guys. We have a lot of guys in good shape coming out Basque Country, coming out of Trentino, and we plan to back one of them. I don’t want to say any more than that.”

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EINE AUSSERGEWÖHNLICHE BESETZUNG FÜR TIRRENO-ADRIATICO 2017

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Die 52. Auflage des Corsa dei Due Mari (Race of the Two Seas) beginnt am Mittwoch, 8. März, mit vielen namhaften Fahrern. Die Strecke von Lido di Camaiore nach San Benedetto del Tronto umfasst einen Team Time Trial und einen Individual Time Trial, zwei Sprintstadien und ein Bergfinish auf dem Terminillo. Angefügt sind die vorläufige Eintragsliste und das vorläufige Betriebsprogramm.

Mailand, 5. März 2017 – Die 52. Auflage des Tirreno-Adriatico NamedSport vom 8. bis 14. März, organisiert von RCS Sport / La Gazzetta dello Sport, zeichnet sich durch eine außergewöhnliche Besetzung aus. Das Rennen verbindet das Tyrrhenische Meer mit der Adria durch sieben Etappen: ein Team Time Trial und ein Einzelzeitfahren öffnen und schließen das Rennen; Dazwischen gibt es zwei Etappen für Sprinter, zwei für Finisseurs und ein aufsteigendes Ende des 1.675m Monte Terminillo (Campoforogna). Viele große Fahrer werden erwartet, um die Corsa dei Due Mari zu starten.

DIE GC CONTENDERS
Zu den GC-Anwärtern gehören Nairo Quintana (Movistar Team), Gewinner des Corsa dei Due Mari im Jahr 2015; Vincenzo Nibali (Bahrain-Merida), der Sieger des Giro d’Italia im Jahr 2016, der nach dem Sieg in 2012 und 2013 seinen dritten Sieg erringt. Weitere Konkurrenten sind Fabio Aru (Astana Pro Team), Thibaut Pinot (FDJ), Bauke Milema (Trek-Segfredo), Tejay van Garderen (BMC Racing Team), Tom Dumoulin (Team Sunweb), Geraint Thomas und Mikel Landa (Team Sky), Adam Yates (Orica-Scott), Rafał Majka (Bora-Hansgrohe), Rigoberto Uran (Cannondale-Drapac Pro Radsport-Team) und Rui Costa (UAE Abu Dhabi), der jüngste Sieger der Abu Dhabi Tour.

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