Del Toro could have been in the radio saying, “Guys, I’ve got no legs. I’m not going to survive over this climb. He knows Chicone is a fast finisher.” So that Yan Christristen could have then been given that instruction. Okay, come across on the climb and let’s get Chicone under pressure. And this is the winner of a former winner of this race of course, Neilson Powas, who won the classic Sebastian four years ago. And now it’s up to Julio Chicorn. What a fascinating battle. Is he going to outsmart the two riders of UAT Emirates?
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He is – ZOOF – fast
Did the person who wrote this title watch the race? Jan Cristen bridged to the two riders and went straight over the top, Isaac could not keep up so was dropped by his own team mate. Cristen was then cooked and Ciccone disappeared up the road. Your title is on about the same level as UAE's tactics.
Basque Country has very similar roads and landscapes than Abruzzo . Cicco clearly felt comfortable there
Didn't Del Toro end up catching him? Ciccone looked cooked there, tbh