Stage 3 was a day that could've seen attacks late on but no-one dared with the presence of Trek - Segafredo and Jayco AlUla in the head of the peloton. Stage 4 to Lago Laceno will be an opportunity for the breakaway to succeed however it may be too climbing-heavy. The
EF Education-EasyPost is set to try on more rolling stages throughout the Corsa Rosa and if he finds his best legs he will be a serious contender to take a triumph in one of the many tough stages of the race.
“When I saw I was going well, I thought there was no harm in carrying on with the Ardennes program. I'll take the opportunities when and where they come, but first I'm going to see how the race is raced," Healy concluded. "After that, I'll take it from there." At the start of stage 4 he departs as 32nd in the overall classification, 2:07 minutes behind Remco Evenepoel.
