Tirreno-Adriatico (2019) Photos; Stage 3: Pomarance → Foligno, 224 km
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Fernando GAVIRIA (COL/UAE TEAM EMIRATES) was 3rd today		share this photo
2nd yesterday, Greg VAN AVERMAET (Belgium Team CCC)		share this photo
Today's winner, Elia VIVIANI (ITA/DECEUNINCK - QUICK-STEP) and yesterday's winner, Julian ALAPHILIPPE (FRA - Deceuninck - Quick Step)		share this photo
Despite appearances, Peter Sagan was feeling better today		share this photo
A good sign for Italian fan demographics		share this photo
Stage 3 start scene in Pomarance		share this photo
Rollout from Pomarance		share this photo
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Early break led by Alexander Cataford (CAN - Israel Cycling Academy)		share this photo
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The break thinking about taking a break		share this photo
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Sprint finish in Foligno		share this photo
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Elia VIVIANI (ITA/DECEUNINCK - QUICK-STEP) wins Stage 3 in 5:26:45 ahead of 2nd Peter SAGAN (SVK/BORA - HANSGROHE), 3rd Fernando GAVIRIA RENDON (COL/UAE TEAM EMIRATES), 4th Giacomo NIZZOLO (ITA/DIMENSION DATA), 5th Jens KEUKELEIRE (BEL/LOTTO SOUDAL) and 6th Davide CIMOLAI (ITA/ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY)		share this photo
Speaking seconds after the stage finish, the stage winner, Elia Viviani, said: “I'm very happy to win my first stage at Tirreno-Adriatico. It was a chaotic sprint. Even the GC riders were fighting for position to avoid losing any time. I lost my two lead-out guys but we always have a spare one and, this time, it was Zdenek Stybar. He put me on a good wheel and that was Peter Sagan's.”		share this photo
(Photo pre-stage) “I had good legs in the sprint, I was able to push up to the front well, but I came up against two faultless riders,” Gaviria said. “I made a small mistake in positioning and in that time the sprint began, it’s too bad because I wanted to repay the work done by the team. The best thing of the day was the good feelings that I had after a stage of 200 kilometres.”		share this photo
Your Stage 3 winner, Elia VIVIANI (ITA/DECEUNINCK - QUICK-STEP): First time in Italy with the “tricolore”; First win at Tirreno Adriatico		share this photo
No change on GC. Race leader, Adam Yates (GBR - Mitchelton - Scott): “It's been a long day but the sprinters' teams wanted to control. We sat behind them and I tried to save energy. Tomorrow is not as hard as stage 5 but it could still be decisive.”		share this photo
Tirreno-Adriatico (2019) Photos; Stage 3: Pomarance → Foligno, 224 km
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