TRIUMPHANT FINALE! 🏆 | Women’s Giro d’Italia Stage 8 Race Highlights | TNT Sports Cycling

Women’s Giro d’Italia Stage 8 Race Highlights.

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Hello and welcome to highlights the final stage of this year’s Shirro Italia women. This eighth stage will be 134 km from Foley to Imila with a repeat of the 2020 world championship circuit finishing on the auto drone the motor racing circuit in Imla. team signing on earlier on this morning. And in the pink jersey, last year’s winner, Alisa Longini with one stage remaining. Nemi in the white, Oscar Laza in the blue for best queen of the mountains and Linda in the red for the overall points leader coming into the final stage. And this was the final stage. Eight categorized climbs in total. 3 and 1/2 laps of a 28.2 km finishing circuit. the 2020 World Championship route with two categorized climbs, one uncatategorized climb as well. More than 2,400 meters of climbing throughout this 134 km route. So, a big day ahead for the riders. The early breakaway had five runners in it, including crucially Lorena Beves in the red jersey as the overall points leader. Her teammate Michaela Harvey was there as well as well as Leia Corinier of FDJ Suez, Sarra Casola of Benxernic and Amanda Sprat of Little Trek. Their gap was relatively slender over the Pelaton as we began the first of our two categorized climbs out on the circuit. We did have a fourth category climb and a third category climb. This third category climb here maxing out at highs of 14%. quite survailable for the first four riders over the line. None of these riders a contender for the overall climber standings as we looked back at a very reduced pelaton with 45 seconds as we came around for the end of the final lap. Lorena Vivas was back in the bunch. She was unable to hold on to the breakaway on that final climb and what remains of the Pelon. Now Lisa Longer Boggini was in that pink overall leaders jersey and all eyes were on Marlon Royster if she would try to make a move. But at the front of the race it was Karin of FDJ Suez who attacked the breakaway forced Michaela Harvey with her and Amanda Sprat Sar Casola of Fenix unable to hold on to the higher pace and they had such a slender lead over the Pelaton. Corinier really trying to motivate her companions to work hard in this breakaway. On the final lap on the first of our two climbs, it was Silka Snalders of Liveroola Jaca who made a move from what remained of the Pelaton. She went straight across to the breakaway, working well together at the front of the race. At the front of the Pelaton, it was Sarah Jagante, third place on GC looking for points for the Queen of the Mountains competition. She did lose that jersey yesterday to Oelaza, but back in the virtual lead as things stood towards the end of this stage. Sila Smold has pushed on solo dropping Ginier and Harvey as the Pelaton were all strung out behind catching Michaela Harvey headed up by the Maui Star team. Antony Nemite up there as well in the white jersey as the best young rider. Silus models was about to be caught inside the final 8K. All eyes were on Alisa Long Bulgini and Marlon Royce in the just 22 seconds separating those two riders on general classification. Marlon Royceer the early leader of this raceini taking that pink jersey yesterday. Smolders was about to be caught just inside 6K to go and then inside the final 3K Anna Vanderan made a move taking Lyanna Lippet with her attacking on the descent. The previous world road race champion on this very course. There was a response from Smolders behind, but a slender lead for Vanderbrean and Lith as we came into the final 2K on the motor racing circuit. They would round this final bent here and enter the finishing straight with a very slender lead over the group of favorites behind. Anna Vanderan pushing on. Lanna Lippard not coming through for a turn here. Vanderan trying to push onto the line, but Lyanna Lippet getting the jump in the sprint. sprinting away clear of the previous world road race champion Dana Leopard set to take her second stage winner of this year’s Jirro the third win for Moistar all eyes on the rapidly approaching group from behind man Royce won the sprint for third took some bonus seconds but celebration for longer bulborghini as she would take the overall victory in this year’s year celebrations for moist their third stage win this year and a huge victory for Alisa Longi adding to her overall win last year. Now another Grand Tour victory. [Music] Confirmation of the stage was off. Lea Lippet took the win at the same time as Anna Vanderen just 8 seconds back to Marlon Royce ahead of Alisa Longerini music reacas as well all in that group. Celebration for Lyanna Liper. her second stage win this year winner of stage six and stage eight having not won a race since last year’s zero where she won stage six points classification overall standings Lorena Vibes did win this classification from Alisa Long Bini no threat in the end to the rider but took two stage victories herself for SC works pro time the climbers standings Sarah Jagante did take this jersey back from Ostaza on this final stage winning with 81 points It’s from 73. 24 year old from Australia really surprising herself at this year’s Jiro for AG Insurance Sudal. [Music] Young rider overall standings Neidmire did lead this competition from the start of this race and she finished in the lead as well by 47 seconds from Isabella Homegrun of Little Trek. And here we have the overall general classification for this year’s Juralia women after more than 900 kilometers of racing. Alisa Longer Bulgini took the win from Mara Ricer in second 18 seconds back and Sarah Jagante stays on the podium for third.