VIDEO | Incredible images of the fall that could have marked the Giro d'Italia 2025
CyclingSunday, 25 May 2025 at 00:06
Today's Giro d'Italia was marked by a crash that created a bigger gap in the general classification between Isaac del Toro and his main pursuers Juan Ayuso and Primoz Roglic. Beat up Antonio Tiberi In addition knocked Giulio Ciccone out of the race and caused Antonio Tiberi to lose a lot of time.
Below you can see the video shot recorded by a spectator in which you can see Tiberi himself going to the ground first and right behind him Mads Pedersen. In the back you can also see how Isaac del Toro falls. The Mexican, for what happened later, was lucky to be able to get up early and catch the Visma who were ahead. Behind, the narrow road formed a clog and so many riders ended up arriving in groups behind.
Don't miss the video:
Another angle of today’s Giro crash 😰 #GirodItalia pic.twitter.com/uJ3ZCZJiQA
— Lukáš Ronald Lukács (@lucasaganronald) May 24, 2025
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