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PREVIEW | Giro d'Abruzzo 2024 stage 4 - After being embarassed by Alexey Lutsenko, UAE expected to go wild on the final stage
CyclingThursday, 11 April 2024 at 23:11
Stage 4 of the Giro d'Abbruzo promises to be an exciting day of racing. We preview the final day of the Italian race where UAE Team Emirates have to go all-out to win the overall classification after Alexey Lutsenko put the team to shame at Prati di Tivo.
The final day of racing is brutal and anything can happen. 173 kilometers of a roller-coaster ride from Montorio al Vomano to L'Aquila.
In every sense of the word it's a constantly up-an-down day where the riders find many small climbs, none too hard but combined they can wreak havoc in the race. 3400 meters of climbing and overall attacks can come just about anywhere. The finale is also in a hilltop, so even a sprint could create race-winning differences.
Stage 4: Montorio al Vomano - L'Aquila, 173.3 kilometers
Prediction Giro d'Abruzzo 2024 stage 4:
*** Diego Ulissi, Pavel Sivakov
** Alexey Lutsenko, Adam Yates, Jan Christen
* Yannis Voisard, Marco Brenner, George Bennett, Paul Double, Giovanni Carboni, Valerio Conti
** Alexey Lutsenko, Adam Yates, Jan Christen
* Yannis Voisard, Marco Brenner, George Bennett, Paul Double, Giovanni Carboni, Valerio Conti
Pick: Diego Ulissi
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