With the highlight of finishing second behind the eventual overall winner Tao Geoghegan Hart on stage two, Haig impressed throughout and a podium finish is a vindication of the good racing legs the 29-year-old Australian currently has according to Stangelj.
"It looks good towards the Giro," he previews. "We only rode here with part of our intended Giro team, the other part will start in the Tour de Romandie on Tuesday. With the men from the
Tour of the Alps we are already on the right track."