Giro d'Italia (2014) Photos; Stage 11: Correggio → Savona, 249 km |
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| Ivan Basso (Cannondale) at the start in Collecchio (Parma). He's quietly in 10th place + 2 minutes. | share this photo |
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| Cadel Evans (Bmc) enjoying his role as the race leader | share this photo |
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| Cadel Evans (BMC) keeping cool before the longest stage of the race at 249 km | share this photo |
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| Approaching the first of two cat 2s on the day, Passo Cento Croci | share this photo |
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| Passo Cento Croci | share this photo |
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| Moreno Moser (Cannondale) leading a break on Passo Cento Croci | share this photo |
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| Passo Cento Croci | share this photo |
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| Cadel Evans (Bmc) descending Passo Cento Croci | share this photo |
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| One of several muddy crash victims, Chris Sorensen (Tinkoff - Saxo) | share this photo |
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| Adriano Malori (Movistar) | share this photo |
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| On the coast near Sestri Levante | share this photo |
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| Repairs | share this photo |
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| Chris Sorensen had 'no memory of the next 20-25 km' after his fall. | share this photo |
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| Break led by Jonathan Monsalve (Yellow Fluo), Moreno Moser (Cannondale), Perrig Quemeneur (Europcar) | share this photo |
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| Passing through colorful Genova with 90 km to go; Chase led by Androni Giocattoli | share this photo |
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| Break | share this photo |
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| First pass through the finish line in Savona from the opposite direction | share this photo |
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| Daniel Moreno (Katusha) leading on the cat 2 Naso di Gatto | share this photo |
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| Break | share this photo |
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| 28 km to go: Julian Arredondo (Trek Factory) attacks on Naso di Gatto | share this photo |
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| Adding to his KOM lead, Julian Arredondo (Trek Factory) on Naso di Gatto | share this photo |
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| Nicholas Roche (Tinkoff Saxo) chasing | share this photo |
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| Taking inventory | share this photo |
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| Race leader Cadel Evans, nestled in the peloton | share this photo |
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| Franco Pellizotti (Androni Giocattoli) bridged up on Naso di Gatto with Michael Rogers (Tinkoff-Saxo) coming across as well | share this photo |
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| The view of the finish host, Savona, from high up | share this photo |
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| Last then 25 km to go, Michael Rogers (Tinkoff - Saxo) attacking on the descent of Naso di Gatto | share this photo |
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| Chase led by Giant - Shimano | share this photo |
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| Steve Morabito (Bmc), Cadel Evans (Bmc), Samuel Sanchez (Bmc) descending (applying the brakes?) on Naso di Gatto | share this photo |
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| The back of the peloton during final 1.5 km in Savona | share this photo |
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| With Michael Rogers (Tinkoff-Saxo) blurry in the distance, the remnants of the peloton have given up | share this photo |
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| Michael Rogers (Tinkoff - Saxo) solos into Savona | share this photo |
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| Michael Rogers (Tinkoff - Saxo) wins in Savona | share this photo |
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| Simon Geschke (Giant - Shimano) and Enrico Battaglin (Bardiani Valvole - Csf Inox) cross 2nd and 3rd + 10s | share this photo |
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| Julian Arredondo (Trek Factory) crosses ahead of Cadel Evans (BMC) who breathes a sigh of relief | share this photo |
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| Trailing riders finishing in Savona | share this photo |
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| Your stage 11 winner, Michael Rogers (Tinkoff - Saxo) | share this photo |
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| Hard to believe, but this is Michael Rogers' first Grand Tour win | share this photo |
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| Cadel Evans prepares for another Pink Jersey | share this photo |
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Cadel Evans is comfortably in the lead heading into tomorrow's important time-trial:
Tomorrow’s Time Trial: “It has 3 climbs. The first is a rolling, gentle climb, with 6 curves on the down hill. The second climbs a little bit harder and takes longer, from what I remember. The last pitch to the finish is quite steep. It’s comparable to the time trial we had in last year’s Giro, with the steep finish. With rolling roads, hilly, and a real mix, it seems most adapted to a climber who has some power on the flat as well. On paper it looks like the time trial course should suit my characteristics.”Rivals: “Like any other day, I’d like to improve my margin on my rivals. Rigobertyo Urán seems good and is improving day by day, and another name who might be able to do a result and is riding well is Majka. He seems a rider we should pay attention to. As for Quintana, we haven’t seen him much so far. I don’t know what to expect. I’m concentrating on my own result. We’ll see in tomorrow's results." | share this photo |
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| Post race press conference | share this photo |
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| Race winner, Michael Rogers at the mic | share this photo |
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| "Look, I’ve always loved time trials, but I made it to the top of the tree and, to be honest, I wanted to try my hand in 3-week stage races. I didn’t succeed and, in a sense, I regret letting the time trials go. I lost a lot of weight and strength. At my age, in recent years, it’s difficult to get it back. Sometimes I manage it, and in short stage races, I can get results." | share this photo |
Giro d'Italia (2014) Photos; Stage 11: Correggio → Savona, 249 km |
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