Seen as he was in the break once again, Gee decided to attack. Leading up the final climb, Gee was eventually caught and passed but
Santiago Buitrago with just 1.5km to go. "I knew Buitrago was gone as soon as he caught me, that acceleration was ridiculous."
"I didn't know where everyone else was, where the GC guys were so I just tried to pull to the line," he continues. "I think it's going to take a while to sink in I can't even wrap my head around it. I'm glad I've moved into second in the Azzura that's cool! If I'd stayed in the peloton I'd never win right."