Preview. Stage 4 of the
Giro di Sicilia will be the queen stage, as the riders climb Mount Etna. It's a difficult stage that should decide the overall classification, where Finn Fisher-Black will attempt to defend his lead.
The queen stage, and a proper one. Unlike the modern trend of making mountain stages shorter, in Sicilia things are done different. 216 kilometers in the final day of racing with over 4000 meters of climbing. A very long ascent ending in Floresta (14Km; 4.1%) will warm up the riders. The main ascent of the day will be up Mount Etna, via Due Monti, which is 18.2 kilometers long at 6%.