CyclingNews · 27 de mayo de 2026 · por Philippa York
Vingegaard's textbook climbing tactics and a final week full of opportunities – Philippa York's Giro d'Italia analysis
Our expert columnist breaks down the breakaways, the battle for the podium and the remaining jerseys ahead of the final few days in Italy
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