Tirreno-Adriatico (2018) Photos; Stage 3: Follonica → Trevi, 234 km
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The rollout from Follonica for Stage 3		share this photo
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Primoz ROGLIC (Slo/Lotto NL - Jumbo) attacks on the finishing climb with 2 km to go		share this photo
Less than 100m to go and the finish order doesn't change here 1st Primož ROGLIČ (SLO/LOTTO NL - JUMBO), 2nd Adam YATES (GBR/MITCHELTON - SCOTT) + 3s, 3rd Tiesj BENOOT (BEL/LOTTO SOUDAL) + 6s and 4th Geraint THOMAS (GBR/SKY) + 7s		share this photo
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Primož ROGLIČ (SLO/LOTTO NL - JUMBO) wins Stage 3		share this photo
Finish scene in Trevi		share this photo
Your Stage 3 winner, Primož ROGLIČ (SLO/LOTTO NL - JUMBO) and his patented ski jumper podium leap and landing		share this photo
“I came to Tirreno-Adriatico to win the overall. But we didn’t do our best TTT and we had some bad luck yesterday. I was forced to change my bike after the crash. My GC was over, so I needed to find some new goals because I worked really hard for this race. After winning a time trial at the Giro d’Italia (2016) and a mountain stage at the Tour de France (2017), I’m happy to get an uphill finish win. I’ve already lost some sprints in my career so I knew I shouldn’t wait for the last moment but just fight and go for it. The best feeling in cycling is when you don’t see anybody in front of you and you’re first on the finish line.”		share this photo
4th today + 7s and new race leader, Geraint THOMAS (GBR/SKY)		share this photo
“I was going pretty well last year at Tirreno-Adriatico. We had some bad luck in the TTT with a wheel so I wanted to come back. Racing in Italy reminds me my early years with Barloworld. Roads here always make it an interesting race. I didn’t expect to be in this position today but it’s nice to lead the race. The team is here to win the overall. I’m in the best place now but tomorrow it’s a long mountain finish. Hopefully one of us can do it. If I don’t have the legs, I hope Froomey takes over. It’s nice to get better luck here this year. Tirreno-Adriatico is a massive race, one I’d love to win.”		share this photo
Tirreno-Adriatico (2018) Photos; Stage 3: Follonica → Trevi, 234 km
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