Fernando Gaviria of Colombia claimed a hollow victory on the Giro d'Italia ...
ORBETELLO, Italy - Fernando Gaviria of Colombia claimed a hollow victory on the Giro d’Italia after his former team mate, Italian champion Elia Viviani, was disqualified from the third stage on Monday.
Deceuninck-Quick Step rider Viviani appeared to deviate from his line of sprinting to block out Matteo Moschetti, but Team UAE’s Gaviria, who was also part of the Belgian outfit last year, said the Italian deserved to win.“When he moved to the left, he did it without bad intention. To me he is the clear winner of today’s stage. I feel bad for him.”France’s Arnaud Demare was second and German Pascal Ackermann third.
Sivakov and Geoghegan Hart shone in the Tour of the Alps last month, but team manager Dave Brailsford said last week the two young guns were on the Giro to learn. “With only one rider in the breakaway, it made it a very long stage. It enabled me to enjoy the Maglia Rosa a bit more,” he told reporters.
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