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Giro d'Italia 2019

Stage 17

Peters wins at Anterselva

  • Wednesday 29 May 2019
  • 181 km
  • 3,482 m climbed
  • Won by Nans Peters

The road

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At the start

Nibali moves up to second

The Mortirolo did what the Gavia never got the chance to: Nibali is second now at 1:47 and Roglič has slipped to third at 2:09, with Carapaz still calmly in pink. Giulio Ciccone won the stage and keeps the blue jersey. Today is 181 kilometres through the Dolomites to a summit finish at Anterselva — not a monstrous climb, but the fourth hard day in five, and the legs are the real parcours now.

How it was won

  1. 45 km to go

    Ineos chase to save Sivakov

    A huge break is up the road with the dangerous Formolo in it; over Terento, Ineos throw riders into the chase to protect Pavel Sivakov's overall place.

  2. 16 km to go

    Nans Peters flies

    With 16km to go Nans Peters jumps from the break, and a lack of cohesion behind lets the Frenchman quickly build a commanding lead toward his first professional win.

  3. 3 km to go

    Nibali's off-day

    Inside 3km on the climb to Anterselva, Landa attacks, then López drags Carapaz clear; a weary Nibali has no response, leaning on Pozzovivo just to limit the damage.

  4. At the line

    Peters wins at Anterselva

    Nans Peters holds 1:34 to the summit for a maiden win, Chaves second; Formolo takes bonus seconds and vaults into the top ten.

The result

Podium, Stage 17, Giro d'Italia 2019
RankRiderTeamTime
1Nans PetersAG2R La Mondiale4:41:34
2Esteban ChavesMitchelton-Scott+1:34
3Davide FormoloBORA - hansgrohe+1:51
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