Stage 7 of the
Giro d'Italia isn't the first mountain stage, but could possibly be the first battle on uphill terrain.
Remco Evenepoel is still recovering from injuries, but after stage 6 he's commented on his main rival Primoz Roglic.
"I have the impression that Roglic is a bit nervous," Evenepoel told Eurosport, likely trying to begin a psychological battle into the mountains. "He knows he is 44 seconds behind. The Jumbo-Visma riders also look a bit nervous in the peloton, but that's their style. They push a lot."