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00:00Huge advantage he gained, but today was like, no, I'm here and I'm here to winning.

00:04So, amazing display by Azar del Toro.

00:08A very resilient performance, mentally strong, physically perfect and very skillful.

00:14Calm, tactically clever, brilliantly delivered and trusting in a team that is full of experience and talent as well.

00:21That played its part.

00:22He is in a winning machine, isn't he, UAE team Emirates?

00:26Learning from currently the very best in the world.

00:28And it shows.

00:30Because his career is on a ridiculous, accelerating trajectory at 21 years of age.

00:36He has got half a hand already.

00:39It is only half a hand, but he's got half a hand on the Trofeo Senza Fine.

00:45As well as a big railway ticket and another little gift that he gets every day as well.

00:56Now we know how to make the cork popping, as you see.

00:59Getting into a real routine now, isn't it, Azar del Toro?

01:02It's very skilled at the moment.

01:05It was the first time we see a spark of joy on his face today at the finish line.

01:09Victory, family present, a win-win for Isaac del Toro.

01:15Just have to stay around because it's going to be on the podium a lot of time for today.

01:23Got a feeling we're probably not going to see the Malia Ciclomino come in, in this broadcast.

01:31We will, however, hear from Lorenzo Fortunato, which is always a bit of a highlight.

01:39Here's the stage result again.

01:42It was a four-second gap.

01:43He was given over Bardet and Carapaz.

01:44Fifteen seconds to Yates, who just stole a second over the rest of the riders in that group as well.

01:49All at 16.

01:51Oelaglio, who set that up in many ways, made up the top ten.

01:57Small detail, but it's a very good performance from the young British climber as well.

02:00Max Poole, who hung on in with the best of them today on the climbs.

02:04Yeah, he was a very, very good performance.

02:05A very good performance, sorry.

02:07He moved a little bit closer to Michael Storrer.

02:11We won't see Michael Poole featuring the top ten.

02:15He's 11th in the GC, but only by 14 seconds from Michael Storrer.

02:24Lorenzo Fortunato congratulating Isaac del Toro in a very Lorenzo Fortunato kind of way.

02:30That was a good one.

02:33Well, that was an interesting statistic on the screen just now, wasn't it?

02:36One more of these.

02:37This is his ninth.

02:38One more of these, and he has equaled the great Fausto Coppi,

02:43who at the age of 20 managed to pull off a series of Malierose.

02:50And he is literally matching at the moment Fausto Coppi.

02:54Now, whether or not his career will yield anything like the success of the great Fausto Coppi,

02:59nobody knows.

03:00But to be put in the same bracket as a rider like that is genuinely quite something.

03:08It is a very rare bracket of rider indeed.

03:11Yeah.

03:12It's the way he's racing, the way he's acting.

03:16He's the owner of this jersey.

03:20He was just being off the guard yesterday, but today is back in full swing.

03:26And it's going to be very interesting.

03:29So be sure to be with us in the next days because this Giro has still a lot to offer.

03:35Absolutely, yeah.

03:38Might not be the GC fireworks tomorrow.

03:40Probably won't be, although you never know.

03:43But then Friday and Saturday, my words, what is going to happen?

03:47From day to day, it continues to surprise and confound expectations.

03:52But he's definitely reversed the losses that he sustained yesterday.

03:59And in terms of morale, he is right back on the front foot, Isaac Del Toro.

04:03In the right place mentally and physically to prepare for the ordeals to come.

04:07And he's extended his lead on GC.

04:09To 41 seconds over, Carapaz who moves up now to second place.

04:13Yates drops down to third.

04:14And G is one minute and six seconds off the podium.

04:21And everybody else, G, Caruso and Bernal, are sort of pinned in their place.

04:26Although Bernal has lost a further minute and a bit today.

04:32So we're now about to give the blue jersey the best climber, KOM.

04:39We're going to do the math today.

04:40Tomorrow we're going to come back to you.

04:42If it's mathematically won.

04:43Well, I think there are 273 points left in the Giro after today.

04:48So when we see the standings, you can quickly calculate whether or not he leads by over 273 to Juan Ayuso.

04:56I think there's a bit of a reverse thing from either Scaroni or Ayuso in the next days.

05:01Like being on the attack and scoring the maximum point in a couple of stages.

05:05But fair to say.

05:07Hard to believe.

05:08Yeah, it's not going to happen.

05:09He's definitely won the King of the Mountains if he finishes in Rome.

05:12It's just reaching that point where it's mathematically certain.

05:15We're not quite there yet, I don't think.

05:16Until maybe we are.

05:20Going to have to wait to see the standings when they pop up on your screen.

05:23And then we'll do a loose calculation.

05:24But Lorenzo Fortunato was at it again today.

05:29Couldn't quite.

05:30The legs just let him down to be right in the mix there.

05:33And then again, the GC race just worked against him.

05:36And nobody from the breakaway in the end was allowed to contest a stage victory.

05:39So denied again for the King of the Mountains who's been so aggressive, so resilient and really lit up the breakaways.

05:51Lorenzo Fortunato's had a sensational Giro d'Italia.

05:53So he's on 355, so he leads by 301 points and there are 273 left in the race.

06:06So taking his teammate Scaroni out of the equation, Juan Ayuso can't catch him.

06:12That's it.

06:15That's it.

06:16Closing my book.

06:17Nobody's going to question my maths.

06:19He's won it.

06:20And the final trip to the podium for Isaac Del Toro.

06:32He's got many more years of this as well, hasn't he, ahead of him?

06:34Yeah, probably.

06:35At the age of 21.

06:36He'll be doing this for another four years.

06:38Definitely.

06:40It's very pleasant to hear him also talking.

06:44I was surprised.

06:45I didn't know he was talking very good Italian.

06:47Talks very good English.

06:48Obviously Spanish.

06:50So despite the age, he knows also what it takes not just to be strong on the bike,

06:55but also off the bike.

06:56And to be a good communicator, good talker, and definitely he is.

07:00I think he's not going to bother popping that cork open.

07:16That's my guess.

07:18Would be the third one in a row.

07:19Yeah, I think he might just wander off stage.

07:23He's quite tired, which is fair enough.

07:25So he exits by on stage.

07:31That's the last time he has to go onto the stage.

07:34But the white jersey standings actually have taken a bit of a shakeup, as we'll confirm when we see them.

07:43Del Toro obviously still leads.

07:44Trying to lift an entire bottle of sparkling wine up with his right hand.

07:52What a character.

07:55Let's have a look at the white jersey standings.

07:58Yeah, it's Pellizzari who moves up into second place.

08:10A distant five minutes behind Isaac Del Toro.

08:12Max Poole also moves up, but he's at eight minutes to Del Toro.

08:17So that's Del Toro's jersey to keep pretty much whatever happens, unless he cracks spectacularly.

08:22But Giulio Pellizzari rising up through the general classification as Antonio Tiberi drops down to fifth place,

08:29will at least be wearing the white jersey tomorrow.

08:34And now it is Lorenzo Fortunato.

08:37And the only rider who can stop him winning...

08:42Il leader della classifica a punti sarà premiato da Davide Menegola,

08:55presidente della provincia di Sondrio,

08:57e da Giacomo Pedranzini, CEO Cometa.

09:00Leader della classifica a punti per Lidl Trek dalla Danimarca,

09:15Mazza Pedersen.

09:17Quest'anno al giro ha conquistato quattro tappe ed essere la prima tappa da Maglia Ciclamino.

09:29Maglia Ciclamino che viene consegnata da Davide Menegola,

09:32presidente della provincia di Sondrio,

09:34e da Giacomo Pedranzini, CEO Cometa.

09:38Mazza Pedersen.

09:40Mazza!

09:41Ovviamente Mazza Pedersen, campione del mondo nel 2019,

09:51Maglia Ciclamino dalla prima tappa di questa edizione del Giro d'Italia.

09:56Fiori per il pubblico com'è in ogni giornata.

10:07E ringraziamo Davide Menegola, presidente della provincia di Sondrio,

10:12e Giacomo Pedranzini, CEO Cometa.

10:26Grazie a tutti.

10:56Grazie a tutti.

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