Tirreno-Adriatico (2019) Photos; Stage 5: Colli al Metauro → Recanati, 178 km
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Greg van Avermaet (Belgium Team CCC) checking on yesterday's cycling news		share this photo
Team Movistar		share this photo
Primož ROGLIČ (SLO/JUMBO - VISMA) was third today keeping him within striking range on the final day TT		share this photo
Peter Sagan (SVK - Bora - Hansgrohe) and Vincenzo Nibali (ITA - Bahrain Merida)		share this photo
Race leader, Adam YATES (GBR/MITCHELTON - SCOTT)		share this photo
Jersey leaders and the start scene in Colli al Metauro		share this photo
Rollout from Colli al Metauro		share this photo
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Entering the finishing circuits in Recanati		share this photo
Astana controlling the front of the race		share this photo
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Jakob FUGLSANG (DEN/ASTANA PRO) during his successful solo attack on the circuits around Recanati		share this photo
2nd Adam YATES (GBR/MITCHELTON - SCOTT) + 40s and 3rd Primož ROGLIČ (SLO/JUMBO - VISMA) + 56s. Adam Yates, said: “Me and Roglic worked together but there was not enough distance to catch Fuglsang. When he went, it was still a long way to the finish. It was a similar situation as with Lutsenko yesterday. If I went after him, maybe I would have lost energy. It’s a tactical game. Now I have no more stages to win and it’s a time trial to finish with. At the back of my mind, I would have liked a 45-second lead over Roglic, who is a super time triallist. It’s not a course that suits me. I don’t think 25 seconds is enough but I’ll try my best.”		share this photo
Jakob FUGLSANG (DEN/ASTANA PRO) win Stage 5 in Recanati in 4:39:32 by 40s to move up to third overall + 35s		share this photo
Jakob Fuglsang, said: “I said yesterday that I’d win for Michele [Scarponi] if possible. I was told he won Tirreno-Adriatico 10 years ago. This was his favorite race and we were racing on his roads today. We still miss him; he remains in our thoughts. He was such a good guy – this one is for him. It takes luck and courage to win races attacking from far. Winning is very difficult. I still have to do a very good time trial to keep my spot on the podium against Tom Dumoulin but I’ll fight for it.”		share this photo
Astana and Jakob FUGLSANG celebrate another team win. Something like their 19th win of the year.		share this photo
Your Stage 5 winner, Jakob FUGLSANG (DEN/ASTANA PRO)		share this photo
Your race leader, Adam YATES (GBR/MITCHELTON - SCOTT) by 25s. “At the back of my mind, I would have liked a 45-second lead over Roglic, who is a super time triallist. It’s not a [TT] course that suits me. I don’t think 25 seconds is enough but I’ll try my best.”		share this photo
Tirreno-Adriatico (2019) Photos; Stage 5: Colli al Metauro → Recanati, 178 km
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