US EditionChris Harper Fights Back From Illness and Relinquishes GC Bid to Win on Giro d'Italia's Headline Stage
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Harper conquers Colle delle Finestre for maiden Giro d’Italia stage win
Australian Chris Harper claimed his maiden Grand Tour stage victory with a long-range and daring solo attack over the Colle delle Finestre on stage 20 of the Giro d’Italia. The man from Adelaide has been in and amongst the breakaways throughout the brutal final week of racing in Italy and the 30-year-old was finally rewarded for his efforts with his first victory in almost six years. A large group went clear in the opening kilometres of racing w…
Yates finished the toughest shot between Verres and Sestriere in the third place, at 1.57 minutes from Harper, which completed the 205 kilometres at 5:27.29 hours, while Italian Alessandro Verre (Arkéa-B&B Hotels) was second-classed, to 1.49 of the winner. The British went up from the third position to the general classification leader, crossing the Mexican Isaac del Toro (UAE Emirates), the former Russian Camiole, and the Ecuadorian Richard Car…
Australian Chris Harper won the twentieth stage of the Giro d’Italia from Verres to Sestriere after being in the breakaway with a small group for almost the entire race. Second place went to Italian Alessandro Verre. Third place went to Englishman Simon Yates who took the Maglia Rosa and practically won the Giro d’Italia. The Frecce Tricolori flew over the skies of Sestriere before the finish of the stage, spreading the National Tricolor over th…
Australian cyclist Chris Harper (Jayco AlUla) this Saturday won stage 20 of the 108th Giro of Italy, played over 205 kilometers between Verrès and Sestrière, and in whose goal the British Simon Yates (Visma-Lease a Bike) has sentenced his triumph in the general standings, to the detriment of the Mexican Isaac del Toro (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) and the Ecuadorian Richard Carapaz (EF Education-EasyPost).
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