Giro d'Italia 2018: Stage 21 highlights - Video
Chris Froome (Team Sky) won the 2018 Giro d'Italia in Rome, his third straight Grand Tour after winning the Tour de France and the Vuelta a España last year.
Chris Froome (Team Sky) won the 2018 Giro d'Italia in Rome, his third straight Grand Tour after winning the Tour de France and the Vuelta a España last year.
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The British national anthem rang out across the Eternal city of Rome on Sunday evening, signalling the first-ever British win at the Giro d’Italia. Chris Froome (Team Sky) stood centre on the final...
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Chris Froome (Team Sky) has hit back at doubts and criticism expressed about his performances at the Giro d'Italia, saying he doesn't "ride according to what Twitter trolls are going to write about.
It was a Giro d'Italia of many parts for Sam Oomen, who played a key supporting role for Tom Dumoulin, helped himself to ninth place overall and underscored his potential in three-week races. Small...
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Chris Froome's stunning Giro d'Italia victory should put him among the pantheon of cycling greats but the British rider's results are likely to remain contentious for a long time, perhaps beyond the Tour de France in which he intends to defend his title.
Chris Froome (Team Sky) changed saddles and his position on the bike before the final decisive mountain stages of the Giro d’Italia after suffering with a serious saddle sore problem that had been affecting his ability to ride at his very best.
ESPN.co.uk | Chris Froome lashes out at Twitter trolls on facts after Giro d'Italia win |
The way in which Mitchelton-Scott's Simon Yates gained time from, and then lost time to, defending Giro d'Italia champion Tom Dumoulin (Sunweb) was dramatic, and would have made for an exciting race in itself.
Australia's Rohan Dennis (BMC) cleverly netted the leader's pink jersey on stage 2 of this Giro d'Italia, having just missed out in the opening time trial won by defending champion Tom Dumoulin (Sunweb).
"I'm extremely tired, as everybody else is in this peloton," Mitchelton-Scott's Simon Yates told Cyclingnews in Rome at the conclusion of what has been an extraordinary Giro d'Italia for the 25-year-old British rider.
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