US EditionGiro d'Italia stage 4 Live – The race arrives in Italy with a day for the sprinters
- After three mountainous stages in Albania starting Friday, Giro d'Italia is on a rest day Monday before Stage 4 begins in Puglia, Italy.
- Organizers scheduled an earlier rest day due to the time-consuming transfer of riders, teams, and equipment from Tirana to Puglia by air or ferry.
- Stage 4 features a flat 189 km route from Alberobello to Lecce, favoring sprinters who struggled in earlier stages like Sam Bennett and Kaiden Groves.
- Mads Pedersen leads overall in the Maglia Rosa after winning Sunday’s stage and is joined by riders like Olav Kooij and Paul Magnier as sprint favorites.
- Stage 4’s flat terrain offers recovery opportunities for riders like Wout Van Aert, who needs rest after illness, and sets the scene for a sprinter-focused contest on Tuesday.
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On Tuesday 13 May, the first stage on Italian soil will take place in the Giro. The fourth stage in this Tour of Italy goes through the southern Italian region of Puglia, starting in Alberobello and finishing in Lecce after 189km. It is the first flat stage and so the sprinters will be the ones to watch out for.
After a day of rest, the Giro continues with stage 4 on Italian roads.
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our telephoto -sport editorial team Adapted: 26 min ago27 minutes agoin Cycle The first stage on Italian soil will take place in the Giro on Tuesday 13 May. The fourth ride in this Tour of Italy goes through the southern Italian region of Puglia, with the start in Alberobello and after 189km the finish in Lecce. It is the first flat ride and it is therefore mainly looking forward to the sprinters. Stay informed If you want to stay informed ab…
While in the previous two victories of Giro leader Mads Pedersen, some of the purebred fast riders were already missing in the final spurt due to the difficult profile, this time it will not be the case. In the 4th stage, which starts in the fairy-tale town of Alberobello, the cyclists will be waiting for a flat road. Will the Dane still win his third victory with the support of the Czech Mathias Vacek, or will someone else be happy? We will fol…
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