VIDEO: 24 riders disqualified from under-23 Giro rider after grabbing onto cars and motorbikes at Passo dello Stelvio
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Jumbo-Visma's Johannes Staune-Mittet has won yesterday's queen stage of the under-23 Giro d'Italia, however a shocking situation has emerged from the race. Camera footage and commissaires have disqualified a whole 24 riders for grabbing onto vehicles in the summit finish to the Passo dello Stelvio.
The incident took place during stage 4 of the Italian race which is seeing some of the best under-23 riders in the world. The 119-kilometer stage finished atop the high-altitude and brutal Passo dello Stelvio, and it's difficulty led some riders in the back of the race to take the decision to grab onto vehicles. Unfortunately for them, spectator footage revealed the situation.
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24 riders disqualified and time gaps. Source: ProCyclingStats.
FRANZOSI Luca GS Sissio Team 23:56
GHIRARDI Lorenzo Ciclistica Rostese ,,
FERRARI Pietro Ciclistica Rostese ,,
GAZZOLA Giovanni GS Sissio Team ,,
MANENTI Marco Hopplà - Petroli Firenze - Don Camillo ,,
HOBBS Noah Equipe continentale Groupama-FDJ 24:23
DI SILVESTRO Jacopo Ciclistica Rostese ,,
BREGOLI Riccardo GS Sissio Team ,,
MAROCCHI Tommaso GS Sissio Team 24:27
MONTEFIORI Matteo Team Technipes #inEmiliaRomagna 24:29
COLLINELLI Luca Team Technipes #inEmiliaRomagna ,,
FREDDI Matteo Beltrami TSA - Tre Colli 24:31
PEZZO ROSOLA Kevin General Store - Essegibi - F.Lli Curia ,,
PERANI Riccardo Team Interregionale ,,
PORTELLO Alessio Q36.5 Continental Team 24:36
DE DECKER Tijl Lotto Dstny Development Team 25:15
MAGLI Lorenzo Mastromarco Sensi Nibali 25:42
VENTURINI Alessandro Mastromarco Sensi Nibali 25:46
EVERTSEN-HEGREBERG Simen Tirol KTM Cycling Team 25:49
NIELSEN Magnus Lorents Team ColoQuick 26:16
GUDNITZ Joshua Team ColoQuick 26:17
RAGILO Frank Aron Development Team DSM 26:19
UMBRI Gidas Team Technipes #inEmiliaRomagna 26:27
AGNOLETTO Blake ARA | Skip Capital 29:01
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24 atletas foram desclassificados do #GiroNextGen (Giro para atletas jovens), por pegarem carona nos carros ou motos. tuttobiciweb.it/article/168677…
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