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Gallery: Dust and drama on the Giro’s ‘Strade Bianche’ stage – CyclingTips
Stage 11 of the 2021 Giro d’Italia was always going to be something special. With 35 km of gravel roads spread over four sectors, all of it in the final 70 km of…
Stage 11 of the 2021 Giro d’Italia was always going to be something special. With 35 km of gravel roads spread over four sectors, all of it in the final 70 km of the stage, there was always bound to be some action. And indeed there was.
The day ultimately went to the breakaway, with Swiss neo-pro Mauro Schmid (Qhubeka-Assos) taking his first professional win in a two-up sprint, but the real drama was happening behind. Ineos-Grenadiers tore the race apart on the first gravel sector, paving the way…
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