Giro d'Italia 2025 | Stage 21: Highlights

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01/06/2025

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00:00The stage winner on the Finestra climb in Sestriere, and now the emotion hits home.

00:06Chris Harper, the Australian, joins the select group of riders who have ridden to Queen Stage

00:11victories at the Giro. A brilliant moment for Chris Harper.

00:20So the 108th Giro d'Italia comes to an end in the capital city of Italy. The usual procession

00:27out to the coast and then eight circuits of the city centre circuit in Rome. Jakob Fulsang

00:34announcing his immediate retirement, and Simon Yates wearing the Malia Rosa for the first time

00:39in his career on Stage 21. A solemn moment at the start of the race then, as Visma Lisa

00:45Baik and the peloton remembered Robert Hessing's wife Daisy, whose death was announced just the

00:50night of Simon Yates' victory last night. The race then on the neutralised rollout, rolling

00:58out to the Vatican City for a brief audience with the Pope, whose papacy began on May the

01:048th. Then making their way to the official start of the race and the flag drop for the usual

01:11ceremonials, the Yates twins on opposing teams posing for the photographs as Visma Lisa Baik

01:18celebrated a famous turnaround on Stage 20. The Giro d'Italia and all its constituent parts then

01:25coming to an end, but the race would eventually begin on the coastline, the first intermediate

01:29sprint, as Alessandro Tonnelli of Palti Visit Malta went off the front to claim a win.

01:35Three riders then dropping back as Visma Lisa Baik led the peloton into the circuit race

01:50of Rome. When the attack started then, they came thick and fast. It was Michael Hepburn

01:56of Jayco Aluna who kicked things off and he was joined by five other riders, including Alessandro

02:00Verri, who finished yesterday's Stage in the Mountains in second place. Driven on by Josef

02:05Ciani, those riders built up a 10 second advantage that became 20 seconds that almost became 30

02:11seconds at one point, as one by one the riders working at the front end of the peloton worked

02:16very hard to control a difficult and invigorated breakaway, who had this half-minute advantage.

02:23Through the Red Bull kilometre then, for the final time, Enzo Paleni, Josef Ciani and Alessandro

02:30Verri merging as the three hardest and best riders in the breakaway group. Paleni and Ciani going

02:36clear, just holding on to a slender advantage in the final 10 kilometres as everything was

02:41working against them. The sprinters' trains getting organised.

02:51Alfa Sinterkönig then took things up in the final couple of kilometres before Visma Lisa Baik

02:56and Eduardo Afini with Watt van Aert on his wheel.

03:00Perfect lead out potentially from Visma Lisa Baik, fully in control at the moment and everybody

03:05is lined up on their wheel, from the Malia Ciclamino to Max Cantor and all the other contenders,

03:09Michael Zeilard, they're all on the wheel of Visma Lisa Baik and Afini is doing a monster

03:14turn here, waiting to release Van Aert to do Van Aert things for Olaf Koi. Fighting for space

03:20on the barriers then, Caden Groves a little bit boxed in at the moment as they sweep right-handed

03:24now, 600 metres of the Giro d'Italia to go, still Afini on the front, Decathlon Agitoire

03:29chewing up their resources in the wind on the outside, Max Cantor poised on the wheel of

03:34Seilard but still Pedersen has the wheel of Olaf Koi and now Van Aert goes, Watt van Aert

03:40trying to keep the pace high to deter any attacks from the front, Van Aert pushing for the line,

03:45when is the sprint going to come, it's Moschetti who opens up first, Koi off the wheel of Van Aert,

03:50Koi hits the front, Moschetti, Cantor with a charge, here comes Caden Groves, Groves all the way to the line,

03:57holding off Koi, Koi gets there, Koi gets there, Visma Lisa Baik, the perfect finale,

04:03they win the race, they win the final stage, they win it all in Rome.

04:20Big crowds in warm sunshine, celebrating Olaf Koi's victory, the winner of the stage ahead of Caden Groves

04:27and a great sprint from Matteo Moschetti of Q36.5.

04:31Isak del Toro, second place on GC for him but closing out the white jersey in style ahead of Giulia Pellizzari.

04:43The blue jersey has been Lorenzo Fortunato's property for most of this Giro

04:50and he sealed the deal in Rome with a handsome advantage over Christian Scaroni in second place, his teammate.

04:55And the same could be said of Maz Pedersen's Malia Ciclamino.

04:59Four wins for him, six for Lidltrek and an emphatic win in the Malia Ciclamino, the points competition.

05:06So the Union Jack hoisted at the Giro d'Italia for the first time since Theo Gegenhart's victory in 2020

05:13as Simon Yates wins the Giro ahead of Isak del Toro and Richard Canapaz.

05:18For Visma Lisa Baik and for Great Britain, a second Grand Tour victory for Yates.

05:23The 없는 Toro and Richard Scaramino

05:38require more musical Shockors, the Yankee players which won the 2024,

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