GIRO’22 Stage 11: Danes outperform fast finalists!

Giro Stage 11 race report: Today’s stage was always going to end with a sprint, but Dries De Bond almost upset those who finished quickly with a late attack. He was caught 1.2 kilometers away and a chaotic sprint began. Alberto Danes of the DSM shifted the wheel, ahead of Fernando Gaviri, Simone Cansani and points leader Arno Demare. Juan Pedro Lopez held the overall lead.

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The great victory of Albert Daines

The eleventh stage of the Giro d’Italia 2022 was won by Alberto Daenese. The Italian DSM team became the fastest sprinter on the streets of Reggio Emilia after a 203-kilometer run on the field. The pink T-shirt will remain on the shoulders of Juan Pedro Lopez for another day.

The start of the 11th stage took place without the winner of the stage Benjamin Girmai

Route:
In the 11th stage you can see a flat scene in the lowlands of Emilia-Romagna on straight and mostly wide roads. As the stage passes through several urban areas, there will be roundabouts, traffic islands and street furniture along the route.

Final kilometers
The last kilometers pass on wide roads with good pavement, and the main obstacles are further roundabouts, traffic dividers, pedestrian islands and speed. The length of the home line is 350 meters.

Another day in pink for Juan Pedro Lopez

Stage 11 from Santarcangelo di Romagna to Reggio Emilia 203 kilometers

The stage started without Benjamin Girmai, because the winner of the stage on Tuesday was hit in the eye by a traffic jam during the podium ceremony in Jesi. He was advised not to drive due to injury. More news in EUROTRASH on Thursday.

Everyone knew it would be a day for sprinters

Another good day

The stage to Reggio Emilia threatened to become a very boring day because there was almost no ascent on the route and also not very creative. The first hours ran on long and wide roads, but it was painted by two fugitives, Luca Rostelli (Bardani-CSF-Feizane) and Filippo Tagliani (Drone Hopper-Androni Giacatoli).

An early break for Filippo Tagliani and Luca Rostelli

The fans came out on the Giro again

Some wine?

The break was not going to last and did not

For many it was a weekend

Visible wind led to a split about halfway up the stage

Dries De Bondt reached the final but was caught 1.2km away

The winner of the stage, Alberta Dainese (DSM): “Winning so close to home on the Giro d’Italia is incredible. This morning we planned a sprint with Sis Ball. It did not work. The madness that Ramon Bardet, third at GC, brought me out. It’s a fantastic feeling to win the Gira d’Italia stage! ”

Little Rose, Juan Pedro Lopez Perez (Segafred’s track): “I’ve seen Richard Karapas look for a time bonus in the intermediate sprint, but I’m not as fast as he is. There was nothing that I could do. Anyway, I am very happy to keep Maglia Rosa for at least another day. My teammates did a great job again today, always telling me what to do. Today were also difficult moments, but thanks to my team I overcame them. “

The result of the 11th stage of the Giro d’Italia:
1. Alberta Dainese (Ita) DSM at 4:19:04
2. Fernando Gaviria (Colonel) of the UAE Emirates
3. Simone Consoni (Ita) Kofidzis
4. Arno Demar (Fra) Groupama-FDJ
5. Caleb Yuen (Australia) Lata Sudal
6. Mark Cavendish (GB) Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl
7. Edward Tanes (Bel) Trek-Segafredo
8. Sasha Modola (Ito) Bardiani-CSF-Feizane
9. Phil Bauhaus (Herman) Bahrain-Victorious
10. Lawrence Naesen (Bel) AG2R Citroën.

Giro d’Italia as a whole after stage 11:
1. Juan Pedro Lopez (Spa) Trek-Segafredo at 46:43:12
2. Richard Karapaz Ecu) INEOS Grenadiers at 0:12
3. Juan Almeida (Por) Team UAE Emirates
4. Ramen Bardet (Fra) DSM at 0:14
5. Jay Hindley (Australia) BORA-hansgrohe at 0:20
6. Guillaume Martin (Fra) Kofidis at 0:28
7. Mikel Landa (Spa) Bahrain – Winner 0:29
8. Domenico Pazaviva (Ito) Intermarsche-Guy-Gober Materio at 0:54
9. Emanuel Buchmann (Herman) BORA-hansgrohe at 1:09
10. Pela Bilbao (Spa) Bahrain – Winner at 1:22.

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