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Match Schedule:
Match Schedule:24-05-2011 from 12:30 until 15:45 (GMT/UTC/UK/CET)
Stage 16 | Belluno - Nevegal (Individual Time Trial 12.7km - Uphil TT) :: The 102nd Giro D'Italia / The Giro 2011 :: Italy [Grand Tour, one of the three big races, UCI World Tour]
25-05-2011 from 12:30 until 15:45 (GMT/UTC/UK/CET)
Stage 17 | Feltre - Tirano (230km - High Mountain Stage) :: The 102nd Giro D'Italia / The Giro 2011 :: Italy [Grand Tour, one of the three big races, UCI World Tour]
26-05-2011 from 12:30 until 15:45 (GMT/UTC/UK/CET)
Stage 18 | Morbegno - San Pellegrino Terme (151km - Medium Mountain Stage) :: The 102nd Giro D'Italia / The Giro 2011 :: Italy [Grand Tour, one of the three big races, UCI World Tour]
27-05-2011 from 12:30 until 15:45 (GMT/UTC/UK/CET)
Stage 19 | Bergamo - Macugnaga (209km - High Mountain Stage) :: The 102nd Giro D'Italia / The Giro 2011 :: Italy [Grand Tour, one of the three big races, UCI World Tour]
28-05-2011 from 12:00 until 15:45 (GMT/UTC/UK/CET)
Stage 20 | Verbania - Sestriere (242km - High Mountain Stage) :: The 102nd Giro D'Italia / The Giro 2011 :: Italy [Grand Tour, one of the three big races, UCI World Tour]
29-05-2011 from 12:45 until 15:45 (GMT/UTC/UK/CET)
Stage 21 (Final Stage) | Milan (Individual Time Trial - 31.5km - ITT) :: The 102nd Giro D'Italia / The Giro 2011 :: Italy [Grand Tour, one of the three big races, UCI World Tour]
As Zomegnan has shown since 2005, he’s a big fan of the mountain time trial. This year’s follows the second rest day. Although the run up to the resort of Nevegal may not compare to Plan de Corones, it won’t have time trial specialists rubbing their hands with glee either. Apart from a short descent at the start, this stage is all climbing, sometimes steeply so. The middle 4km of the stage averages more than 10 per cent, ramping up to 14 per cent as the route reaches Tornante. Stefano Garzelli won the equivalent stage last year – Contador and Joaquim Rodríguez will have the legs for it too.
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No stage is straightforward by this point in a grand tour, certainly not one of 230km. But while the route heads west through the Alps, it isn’t overly intimidating despite the presence of two regular Giro climbs. The Passo Tonale featured last year, when Swiss rider Johann Tschopp held off the favourites to win, but doesn’t compare with some of the tests in this region. That goes for the Aprica too. Any riders still clear of the pack when it’s over have reason to be optimistic about success because it’s all downhill to Tirano.
Many riders will know today’s roads well, since they pass through one of the heartlands of Italian cycling: the province of Bergamo. After heading towards and alongside Lake Como, the route moves south through Lecco and Bergamo before turning north again towards the town of San Pellegrino Terme. Before that, though, lies the Passo di Ganda. At 1,060m, it isn’t even middling by Giro standards but could still offer an intriguing finale, since the twisting descent off it runs into the finish. Bet on a breakaway staying clear but if the overall title is still up for grabs, watch for action on the descent.
Back-to-back summit finishes precede the concluding time trial in Milan and this is the least complicated. That said, three weeks into the race any summit ending can throw up surprises. After the desperate fight early on to get into the break of the day, the numbers who make it will be thinned out by the taxing ascent of the Mottarone. A fast descent follows, leading into a long, undulating run into the finish at Macugnaga. The overall contenders should be happy to keep tabs on each other before the much tougher stage just ahead and allow lower placed riders to grab some glory.
Today, the race heads back through Turin and out into the western mountains for its final climbing test. It’s surprising it’s taken six years for the Colle delle Finestre to reappear at the Giro, given the gripping action it saw in 2005 when Paolo Savoldelli came close to losing the maglia rosa as José Rujano and Gilberto Simoni joined forces against him. Let’s hope for something equally enthralling. The race then climbs to Sestriere, which first appeared on the Giro route 100 years ago. This final summit finish offers a chance for a late shake-up of the overall order and may even deliver a new leader.
At almost 32km, this flat time trial brings the race total to just over the grand tour limit of 3,500km. It’s a simple out-and-back test, starting outside the Castello Sforzesco, heading northwest to the Milan exhibition centre, then turning back to finish in the Piazza del Duomo. Three years ago, Marco Pinotti won the equivalent TT into Milan as Alberto Contador claimed the overall title, which could be repeated today. Nibali and Denis Menchov showed last year that they tend to have something in the tank this far into a grand tour, which may also give them a vital edge.
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