2018 Giro d'Italia
101st edition: May 4 - May 27, 2018
Stage 16, Tuesday, May 22:
Trento - Rovereto, 34.2 km individual time trial
Stage 16, Tuesday, May 22: Trento - Rovereto, 34.2 km individual time trial
Stage 16 map & profile | Stage 16 photos
Rohan Dennis wins stage 16.
Weather at the finish city of Rovereto at 1:45 PM, local time: 18C (65F), mostly cloudy with the wind from the north at 3 km/hr (2 mph). Rain is possible in the late afternoon.
The race: Here is the organizer's stage summary.
Rohan Dennis (BMC Racing Team) took his revenge over Tom Dumoulin (Team Sunweb) after losing stage 1 in Jerusalem by only two seconds as he rode 22 seconds faster than the third-placed world champion in the individual time trial from Trento to Rovereto in stage 16 of the 101st Giro d’Italia. Tony Martin (Team Katusha – Alpecin) finished 14 seconds behind in second place. The defending champion didn’t regain enough time on race leader Simon Yates (Mitchelton – Scott) to wrestle the lead off of Yates, who proved himself once again in the form of his life as he maintained an advantage of 56 seconds over his closest rival in the overall ranking.
Domenico Pozzovivo (Bahrain – Merida), Chris Froome (Team Sky) and Thibaut Pinot (Groupama – FDJ) are more than three minutes adrift before the remaining three mountain stages. Dennis, who was the second Maglia Rosa between Dumoulin and Yates, moved back into the top 10 (6th at 5’04’’).
STATISTICS
- First stage win at the Giro for Rohan Dennis and second individual success in a Grand Tour after the opening time trial of the 2015 Tour de France in Utrecht. This is his fourth victory this year after winning the Australian time-trial championship, stage 4 of the Abu Dhabi Tour and stage 7 of Tirreno-Adriatico (all ITT).
- This is the first Australian stage victory in the 101st Giro d’Italia. In 16 stages, riders from nine different countries have won: The Netherlands, Italy, Belgium, Colombia, Ireland, Ecuador, Great Britain, Slovenia and Australia.
- The Giro is now the Grand Tour in which Australians have won the most: 31 stages (30 at the Tour de France, 11 at La Vuelta).
- 51.3km/h: this is the 14th fastest individual time trial in the entire history of the Giro d’Italia, the record being the prologue of Pescara (7.6km) won by Rik Verbrugghe at 58.874km/h in 2001.
- Second podium at the Giro for Tony Martin, 10 years after he was second in stage 21 to Milan in 2008.
And here's the report from stage winner Rohan Dennis' Team BMC.
Rohan Dennis claimed his maiden Giro d’Italia stage win with a blistering time trial on stage 16 which saw the Australian national time trial champion stop the clock in 40’00” flat to take the win by an impressive margin of 14 seconds.
Dennis gained significant time on his General Classification rivals to jump from 11th overall to sixth place after the 34.4km time trial, with five stages remaining.
As the 11th-to-last rider to roll down the ramp in Trento, Dennis was chasing the early best time set by Tony Martin of 40’14”, and quickly settled into his rhythm to set the best time at the first intermediate checkpoint by 13 seconds.
Dennis kept his composure and didn’t crack under the pressure to again set the best time at the second checkpoint, six seconds faster than Martin.
On the fast run into the finish in Rovereto, Dennis gave it everything he had until he crossed the line 14 seconds faster than Martin to move into the hot seat. With ten riders still to finish, Dennis was confident that his time would be enough but didn’t allow himself to celebrate until UCI World Time Trial champion, Tom Dumoulin (Team Sunweb) crossed the line with the third-fastest time, to assure Dennis of the win.
Dennis now sits in sixth place overall, 5’04” behind race leader Simon Yates (Mitchelton-SCOTT), with four road stages to come before the final circuit in Rome on Sunday. The stage win adds to Dennis' four days spent in the Maglia Rosa in the first week of the race, having secured the jersey on stage two in Tel Aviv.
Interview with Rohan Dennis:
Congratulations, Rohan! How does it feel to get your first Giro d’Italia stage win?
“I’m really happy. I wanted to get a stage win here and I was hoping it would be in Israel. It didn't happen there but we were able to get the pink jersey. It's great to be able to pay the team back for all the hard work they have done this week and get a stage win as well as move back up into the top ten. Most time trials are generally good for me but it is always good to get a Grand Tour stage win plus there's a bit of a bonus today with coming back into the top ten. It's a nice way to finish today.”
How was the time trial for you?
"At the first time split, I knew I was up by around 15 seconds and then at the second it was six. And then for some reason, I thought he [Martin] did a 39'40" and I thought I had lost it but when I came towards the finish line and Marco Pinotti was in my ear screaming, I looked at the time and there was no time and normally that means you're the quickest. I came across the line and they told me I was the fastest and I wasn't going to argue. It was a good surprise."
You have now moved up to sixth overall. How do you think the General Classification battle will play out this week?
"Basically I just have to hold on for as long as possible. There are going to be guys going crazy in the last week. I think there will be some guys hurting and I think I'll be hurting a little bit. It's an unknown for me when it comes to riding for the General Classification, in the mountains in the third week. I am going to just take each day as it comes and try to hold onto that top ten spot. I've looked at the stages to come and they are all hard. I don't know how I am going to react to these three big days. Mentally, after that last mountains stage, there is nothing after that but Rome so you go all in and I think everyone will be doing the same so that will be the toughest one. I'm just taking each day as it comes."
After crashing out of last year’s Giro d’Italia, how would you describe this year’s race?
"Last year's Giro d'Italia is all forgotten. It's been going pretty well so far. There have been challenges but I am pretty happy. It's been a good Giro."
JERSEYS
- Maglia Rosa (pink), general classification leader – Simon Yates (Mitchelton – Scott)
- Maglia Ciclamino (cyclamen), sprinter classification leader – Elia Viviani (Quick-Step Floors)
- Maglia Azzurra (blue), King of the Mountains classification leader – Simon Yates (Mitchelton – Scott), jersey worn by Giulio Ciccone (Bardiani CSF)
- Maglia Bianca (white), young rider general classification leade – Miguel Angel Lopez (Astana Pro Team)
Complete results:
34.2 kilometers ridden at an average speed of 51.300 km/hr
1 | DENNIS Rohan | BMC | 40min 0sec |
2 | MARTIN Tony | KATUSHA-ALPECIN | @ 14sec |
3 | DUMOULIN Tom | TEAM SUNWEB | 0’ 22” |
4 | VAN EMDEN Jos | LOTTO NL-JUMBO | 0’ 27” |
5 | FROOME Chris | SKY | 0’ 35” |
6 | ARU Fabio | UAE-TEAM EMIRATES | 0’ 37” |
7 | DOWSETT Alex | KATUSHA-ALPECIN | 0’ 40” |
8 | ULISSI Diego | UAE-TEAM EMIRATES | s.t. |
9 | HAGA Chad | TEAM SUNWEB | 0’ 47” |
10 | DE LA CRUZ David | SKY | 01’ 01” |
11 | KIRYIENKA Vasil | SKY | 01’ 04” |
12 | PEDERSEN Mads | TREK-SEGAFREDO | s.t. |
13 | CAMPENAERTS Victor | LOTTO-SOUDAL | 01’ 07” |
14 | GONCALVES Jose' | KATUSHA-ALPECIN | 01’ 08” |
15 | MULLEN Ryan | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 01’ 09” |
16 | SCHMIDT Mads Wurtz | KATUSHA-ALPECIN | 01’ 12” |
17 | CAVAGNA Remi | QUICK-STEP FLOORS | 01’ 15” |
18 | SCHACHMANN Maximilian | QUICK-STEP FLOORS | 01’ 17” |
19 | CATTANEO Mattia | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | 01’ 24” |
20 | GROSSSCHARTNER Felix | BORA-HANSGROHE | 01’ 28” |
21 | PREIDLER Georg | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 01’ 31” |
22 | YATES Simon | MITCHELTON-SCOTT | 01’ 37” |
23 | BILBAO Pello | ASTANA | 01’ 40” |
24 | FORMOLO Davide | BORA-HANSGROHE | 01’ 44” |
25 | O'CONNOR Ben | DIMENSION DATA | 01’ 58” |
26 | DENZ Nico | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 02’ 00” |
27 | POELS Wout | SKY | 02’ 06” |
28 | LUTSENKO Alexey | ASTANA | 02’ 09” |
29 | OOMEN Sam | TEAM SUNWEB | 02’ 15” |
30 | IRIZAR Markel | TREK-SEGAFREDO | s.t. |
31 | BROWN Nathan | EF EDUCATION FIRST-DRAPAC | 02’ 17” |
32 | REICHENBACH Sebastien | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 02’ 20” |
33 | POZZOVIVO Domenico | BAHRAIN-MERIDA | s.t. |
34 | GENIEZ Alexandre | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 02’ 25” |
35 | SANCHEZ Luis Leon | ASTANA | 02’ 27” |
36 | MASNADA Fausto | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | 02’ 28” |
37 | KING Benjamin | DIMENSION DATA | 02’ 31” |
38 | BETANCUR Carlos | MOVISTAR | 02’ 33” |
39 | POLANC Jan | UAE-TEAM EMIRATES | 02’ 34” |
40 | DE MARCHI Alessandro | BMC | 02’ 35” |
41 | LADAGNOUS Matthieu | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 02’ 36” |
42 | KONRAD Patrick | BORA-HANSGROHE | 02’ 37” |
43 | MOHORIC Matej | BAHRAIN-MERIDA | s.t. |
44 | BAK YTTING Lars | LOTTO-SOUDAL | 02’ 39” |
45 | JUUL JENSEN Christopher | MITCHELTON-SCOTT | s.t. |
46 | BERTAZZO Liam | WILIER TRIESTINA-SELLE ITALIA | 02’ 40” |
47 | MODOLO Sacha | EF EDUCATION FIRST-DRAPAC | s.t. |
48 | GIBBONS Ryan | DIMENSION DATA | 02’ 43” |
49 | VAN POPPEL Danny | LOTTO NL-JUMBO | 02’ 44” |
50 | LOPEZ Miguel | ASTANA | 02’ 47” |
51 | BELKOV Maxim | KATUSHA-ALPECIN | 02’ 57” |
52 | CARAPAZ Richard | MOVISTAR | s.t. |
53 | ROY Jeremy | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 02’ 58” |
54 | VERVAEKE Louis | TEAM SUNWEB | s.t. |
55 | MAESTRI Mirco | BARDIANI CSF | 02’ 59” |
56 | BENNETT George | LOTTO NL-JUMBO | 03’ 04” |
57 | SENECHAL Florian | QUICK-STEP FLOORS | s.t. |
58 | VILLELLA Davide | ASTANA | s.t. |
59 | VIVIANI Elia | QUICK-STEP FLOORS | 03’ 06” |
60 | HENAO Sergio | SKY | 03’ 09” |
61 | ROUX Anthony | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 03’ 14” |
62 | ZEITS Andrey | ASTANA | s.t. |
63 | GESINK Robert | LOTTO NL-JUMBO | 03’ 17” |
64 | BALLERINI Davide | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | 03’ 19” |
65 | BONNET William | GROUPAMA-FDJ | s.t. |
66 | PINOT Thibaut | GROUPAMA-FDJ | s.t. |
67 | FRISON Frederik | LOTTO-SOUDAL | 03’ 20” |
68 | STYBAR Zdenek | QUICK-STEP FLOORS | 03’ 22” |
69 | DUPONT Hubert | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 03’ 23” |
70 | KNEES Christian | SKY | 03’ 24” |
71 | VENTER Jaco | DIMENSION DATA | 03’ 26” |
72 | KUZNETSOV Viacheslav | KATUSHA-ALPECIN | 03’ 28” |
73 | WOODS Michael | EF EDUCATION FIRST-DRAPAC | 03’ 30” |
74 | BENEDETTI Cesare | BORA-HANSGROHE | 03’ 34” |
75 | BRAMBILLA Gianluca | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 03’ 37” |
76 | CONTI Valerio | UAE-TEAM EMIRATES | 03’ 39” |
77 | FRAPPORTI Marco | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | 03’ 40” |
78 | PLAZA Ruben | ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY | 03’ 41” |
79 | VAN POPPEL Boy | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 03’ 42” |
80 | CARTHY Hugh John | EF EDUCATION FIRST-DRAPAC | s.t. |
81 | DRUCKER Jean-Pierre | BMC | 03’ 43” |
82 | JAUREGUI Quentin | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 03’ 45” |
83 | MONTAGUTI Matteo | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 03’ 46” |
84 | DOCKER Mitchell | EF EDUCATION FIRST-DRAPAC | 03’ 47” |
85 | VAN HOECKE Gijs | LOTTO NL-JUMBO | s.t. |
86 | DE LA PARTE Victor | MOVISTAR | 03’ 51” |
87 | MEINTJES Louis | DIMENSION DATA | 03’ 55” |
88 | SEPULVEDA Eduardo | MOVISTAR | 03’ 56” |
89 | MARCATO Marco | UAE-TEAM EMIRATES | 03’ 57” |
90 | PUCCIO Salvatore | SKY | 03’ 58” |
91 | SABATINI Fabio | QUICK-STEP FLOORS | 04’ 04” |
92 | DEBUSSCHERE Jens | LOTTO-SOUDAL | 04’ 06” |
93 | MORI Manuele | UAE-TEAM EMIRATES | 04’ 07” |
94 | CHEREL Mikael | AG2R LA MONDIALE | s.t. |
95 | TEN DAM Laurens | TEAM SUNWEB | 04’ 08” |
96 | HAIG Jack | MITCHELTON-SCOTT | 04’ 09” |
97 | PFINGSTEN Christoph | BORA-HANSGROHE | s.t. |
98 | PANTANO Jarlinson | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 04’ 10” |
98 | NIEVE ITURRALDE Mikel | MITCHELTON-SCOTT | s.t. |
100 | VAN RENSBURG Jacques | DIMENSION DATA | s.t. |
101 | HANSEN Adam James | LOTTO-SOUDAL | 04’ 11” |
102 | HERMANS Ben | ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY | 04’ 12” |
103 | CAPECCHI Eros | QUICK-STEP FLOORS | s.t. |
104 | VAN ASBROECK Tom | EF EDUCATION FIRST-DRAPAC | 04’ 14” |
105 | TORRES Rodolfo | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | s.t. |
106 | MORABITO Steve | GROUPAMA-FDJ | s.t. |
107 | VISCONTI Giovanni | BAHRAIN-MERIDA | s.t. |
108 | CURVERS Roy | TEAM SUNWEB | 04’ 19” |
109 | GAVAZZI Francesco | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | s.t. |
110 | ZHUPA Eugert | WILIER TRIESTINA-SELLE ITALIA | 04’ 21” |
111 | TUFT Svein | MITCHELTON-SCOTT | 04’ 24” |
112 | VENDRAME Andrea | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | 04’ 26” |
113 | FONZI Giuseppe | WILIER TRIESTINA-SELLE ITALIA | 04’ 27” |
114 | BATTAGLIN Enrico | LOTTO NL-JUMBO | s.t. |
115 | MOSCA Jacopo | WILIER TRIESTINA-SELLE ITALIA | 04’ 28” |
116 | BENNETT Sam | BORA-HANSGROHE | 04’ 30” |
117 | NEILANDS Krists | ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY | 04’ 31” |
118 | CHAVES Jhoan Esteban | MITCHELTON-SCOTT | 04’ 32” |
119 | LAMMERTINK Maurits | KATUSHA-ALPECIN | 04’ 35” |
120 | SIMION Paolo | BARDIANI CSF | 04’ 40” |
121 | FRANKINY Kilian | BMC | 04’ 43” |
122 | PLANCKAERT Baptiste | KATUSHA-ALPECIN | 04’ 44” |
123 | VAN DER SANDE Tosh | LOTTO-SOUDAL | 04’ 45” |
124 | VENTURINI Clement | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 04’ 49” |
125 | SCHILLINGER Andreas | BORA-HANSGROHE | 04’ 51” |
126 | KREUZIGER Roman | MITCHELTON-SCOTT | s.t. |
127 | VENTOSO Francisco | BMC | 04’ 53” |
128 | COLEDAN Marco | WILIER TRIESTINA-SELLE ITALIA | 04’ 55” |
129 | ROELANDTS Jurgen | BMC | 04’ 59” |
130 | MORKOV Michael | QUICK-STEP FLOORS | 05’ 02” |
131 | BIDARD Francois | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 05’ 05” |
132 | BOIVIN Guillaume | ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY | 05’ 10” |
133 | HOFSTEDE Lennard | TEAM SUNWEB | 05’ 15” |
134 | LAENGEN Vegard Stake | UAE-TEAM EMIRATES | 05’ 16” |
135 | NOVAK Domen | BAHRAIN-MERIDA | 05’ 17” |
136 | EG Niklas | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 05’ 18” |
137 | CICCONE Giulio | BARDIANI CSF | s.t. |
138 | DOMBROWSKI Joseph | EF EDUCATION FIRST-DRAPAC | s.t. |
139 | BONIFAZIO Niccolo' | BAHRAIN-MERIDA | 05’ 19” |
140 | ARMEE Sander | LOTTO-SOUDAL | s.t. |
141 | DEMPSTER Zakkari | ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY | 05’ 20” |
142 | TURRIN Alex | WILIER TRIESTINA-SELLE ITALIA | 05’ 22” |
143 | SBARAGLI Kristian | ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY | 05’ 24” |
144 | LINDEMAN Bert-Jan | LOTTO NL-JUMBO | 05’ 28” |
145 | ANDREETTA Simone | BARDIANI CSF | s.t. |
146 | FERNANDEZ Ruben | MOVISTAR | s.t. |
147 | BEWLEY Sam | MITCHELTON-SCOTT | 05’ 31” |
148 | BELLETTI Manuel | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | 05’ 32” |
149 | ELISSONDE Kenny | SKY | s.t. |
150 | DIDIER Laurent | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 05’ 38” |
151 | HAMILTON Christopher | TEAM SUNWEB | 05’ 53” |
152 | BOUWMAN Koen | LOTTO NL-JUMBO | 05’ 55” |
153 | PEDRERO Antonio | MOVISTAR | 05’ 55” |
154 | BOARO Manuele | BAHRAIN-MERIDA | 06’ 01” |
155 | SAGIV Guy | ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY | s.t. |
156 | ATAPUMA Jhon Darwin | UAE-TEAM EMIRATES | 06’ 02” |
157 | HIRT Jan | ASTANA | s.t. |
158 | BERHANE Natnael | DIMENSION DATA | 06’ 12” |
159 | NIBALI Antonio | BAHRAIN-MERIDA | 06’ 24” |
160 | BARBIN Enrico | BARDIANI CSF | 06’ 32” |
161 | QUINTANA Dayer | MOVISTAR | 06’ 38” |
GC after Stage 16:
2,707.9 kilometers raced so far at an average speed of 40.626 km/hr
1 | YATES Simon | MITCHELTON-SCOTT | 66hr 39min 14sec |
2 | DUMOULIN Tom | TEAM SUNWEB | @ 56sec |
3 | POZZOVIVO Domenico | BAHRAIN-MERIDA | 03’ 11” |
4 | FROOME Chris | SKY | 03’ 50” |
5 | PINOT Thibaut | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 04’ 19” |
6 | DENNIS Rohan | BMC | 05’ 04” |
7 | LOPEZ Miguel | ASTANA | 05’ 37” |
8 | BILBAO Pello | ASTANA | 06’ 02” |
9 | CARAPAZ Richard | MOVISTAR | 06’ 07” |
10 | BENNETT George | LOTTO NL-JUMBO | 07’ 01” |
11 | KONRAD Patrick | BORA-HANSGROHE | 07’ 13” |
12 | O'CONNOR Ben | DIMENSION DATA | 07’ 33” |
13 | OOMEN Sam | TEAM SUNWEB | 08’ 05” |
14 | BETANCUR Carlos | MOVISTAR | 08’ 56” |
15 | GENIEZ Alexandre | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 09’ 48” |
16 | FORMOLO Davide | BORA-HANSGROHE | 10’ 03” |
17 | POELS Wout | SKY | 10’ 07” |
18 | WOODS Michael | EF EDUCATION FIRST-DRAPAC | 11’ 42” |
19 | HENAO Sergio | SKY | 14’ 47” |
20 | GONCALVES Jose' | KATUSHA-ALPECIN | 14’ 51” |
21 | NIEVE Mikel | MITCHELTON-SCOTT | 22’ 12” |
22 | ARU Fabio | UAE-TEAM EMIRATES | 24’ 14” |
23 | CHEREL Mikael | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 29’ 25” |
24 | REICHENBACH Sebastien | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 32’ 20” |
25 | DUPONT Hubert | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 34’ 03” |
26 | PREIDLER Georg | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 35’ 53” |
27 | SCHACHMANN Maximilian | QUICK-STEP FLOORS | 38’ 06” |
28 | ULISSI Diego | UAE-TEAM EMIRATES | 40’ 30” |
29 | BRAMBILLA Gianluca | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 41’ 43” |
30 | MASNADA Fausto | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | 41’ 59” |
31 | HAIG Jack | MITCHELTON-SCOTT | 42’ 22” |
32 | CONTI Valerio | UAE-TEAM EMIRATES | 47’ 09” |
33 | MOHORIC Matej | BAHRAIN-MERIDA | 49’ 08” |
34 | GROSSSCHARTNER Felix | BORA-HANSGROHE | 52’ 00” |
35 | SANCHEZ Luis Leon | ASTANA | 52’ 14” |
36 | GESINK Robert | LOTTO NL-JUMBO | 1h 01’ 59” |
37 | POLANC Jan | UAE-TEAM EMIRATES | 1h 10’ 46” |
38 | BATTAGLIN Enrico | LOTTO NL-JUMBO | 1h 11’ 01” |
39 | MONTAGUTI Matteo | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 1h 12’ 39” |
40 | VISCONTI Giovanni | BAHRAIN-MERIDA | 1h 13’ 57” |
41 | LAMMERTINK Maurits | KATUSHA-ALPECIN | 1h 14’ 28” |
42 | HIRT Jan | ASTANA | 1h 14’ 40” |
43 | JAUREGUI Quentin | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 1h 14’ 54” |
44 | DE LA PARTE Victor | MOVISTAR | 1h 16’ 41” |
45 | KING Benjamin | DIMENSION DATA | 1h 17’ 31” |
46 | MEINTJES Louis | DIMENSION DATA | 1h 18’ 20” |
47 | HERMANS Ben | ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY | 1h 20’ 38” |
48 | BIDARD Francois | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 1h 22’ 30” |
49 | TEN DAM Laurens | TEAM SUNWEB | 1h 23’ 19” |
50 | KREUZIGER Roman | MITCHELTON-SCOTT | 1h 23’ 54” |
51 | CICCONE Giulio | BARDIANI CSF | 1h 24’ 29” |
52 | CAPECCHI Eros | QUICK-STEP FLOORS | 1h 24’ 39” |
53 | CATTANEO Mattia | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | 1h 25’ 24” |
54 | BROWN Nathan | EF EDUCATION FIRST-DRAPAC | 1h 27’ 12” |
55 | HANSEN Adam James | LOTTO-SOUDAL | 1h 28’ 13” |
56 | PANTANO Jarlinson | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 1h 32’ 15” |
57 | GAVAZZI Francesco | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | 1h 37’ 47” |
58 | DENZ Nico | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 1h 39’ 30” |
59 | DOMBROWSKI Joseph | EF EDUCATION FIRST-DRAPAC | 1h 39’ 34” |
60 | BOARO Manuele | BAHRAIN-MERIDA | 1h 40’ 27” |
61 | TORRES Rodolfo | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | 1h 41’ 03” |
62 | ELISSONDE Kenny | SKY | 1h 42’ 55” |
63 | DE LA CRUZ David | SKY | 1h 43’ 27” |
64 | ATAPUMA Jhon Darwin | UAE-TEAM EMIRATES | 1h 45’ 41” |
65 | DE MARCHI Alessandro | BMC | 1h 45’ 43” |
66 | PFINGSTEN Christoph | BORA-HANSGROHE | 1h 46’ 17” |
67 | HAGA Chad | TEAM SUNWEB | 1h 46’ 45” |
68 | CHAVES Jhoan Esteban | MITCHELTON-SCOTT | 1h 50’ 00” |
69 | VERVAEKE Louis | TEAM SUNWEB | 1h 50’ 50” |
70 | FRANKINY Kilian | BMC | 1h 51’ 35” |
71 | ZEITS Andrey | ASTANA | 1h 51’ 41” |
72 | PLAZA Ruben | ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY | 1h 54’ 54” |
73 | ARMEE Sander | LOTTO-SOUDAL | 1h 55’ 19” |
74 | BOUWMAN Koen | LOTTO NL-JUMBO | 2h 03’ 03” |
75 | VAN DER SANDE Tosh | LOTTO-SOUDAL | 2h 03’ 29” |
76 | PUCCIO Salvatore | SKY | 2h 03’ 51” |
77 | MORI Manuele | UAE-TEAM EMIRATES | 2h 06’ 53” |
78 | CARTHY Hugh John | EF EDUCATION FIRST-DRAPAC | 2h 08’ 10” |
79 | BALLERINI Davide | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | 2h 08’ 57” |
80 | VILLELLA Davide | ASTANA | 2h 09’ 48” |
81 | VAN RENSBURG Jacques | DIMENSION DATA | 2h 10’ 42” |
82 | MARCATO Marco | UAE-TEAM EMIRATES | 2h 15’ 34” |
83 | JUUL JENSEN Christopher | MITCHELTON-SCOTT | 2h 16’ 40” |
84 | ROUX Anthony | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 2h 17’ 02” |
85 | BERHANE Natnael | DIMENSION DATA | 2h 17’ 05” |
86 | MORABITO Steve | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 2h 20’ 48” |
87 | SCHMIDT Mads Wurtz | KATUSHA-ALPECIN | 2h 22’ 01” |
88 | QUINTANA Dayer | MOVISTAR | 2h 23’ 01” |
89 | STYBAR Zdenek | QUICK-STEP FLOORS | 2h 23’ 18” |
90 | LADAGNOUS Matthieu | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 2h 23’ 31” |
91 | NEILANDS Krists | ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY | 2h 25’ 29” |
92 | DIDIER Laurent | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 2h 25’ 48” |
93 | MODOLO Sacha | EF EDUCATION FIRST-DRAPAC | 2h 26’ 24” |
94 | GIBBONS Ryan | DIMENSION DATA | 2h 29’ 50” |
95 | VENDRAME Andrea | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | 2h 31’ 58” |
96 | NIBALI Antonio | BAHRAIN-MERIDA | 2h 33’ 07” |
97 | VENTOSO Francisco | BMC | 2h 34’ 30” |
98 | VENTER Jaco | DIMENSION DATA | 2h 35’ 22” |
99 | VENTURINI Clement | AG2R LA MONDIALE | 2h 37’ 39” |
100 | PEDRERO Antonio | MOVISTAR | 2h 40’ 41” |
101 | LAENGEN Vegard Stake | UAE-TEAM EMIRATES | 2h 42’ 41” |
102 | BAK YTTING Lars | LOTTO-SOUDAL | 2h 43’ 18” |
103 | BARBIN Enrico | BARDIANI CSF | 2h 44’ 27” |
104 | EG Niklas | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 2h 45’ 20” |
105 | MARTIN Tony | KATUSHA-ALPECIN | 2h 46’ 12” |
106 | SEPULVEDA Eduardo | MOVISTAR | 2h 46’ 39” |
107 | BENNETT Sam | BORA-HANSGROHE | 2h 48’ 10” |
108 | BENEDETTI Cesare | BORA-HANSGROHE | 2h 48’ 46” |
109 | CAVAGNA Remi | QUICK-STEP FLOORS | 2h 49’ 36” |
110 | VAN EMDEN Jos | LOTTO NL-JUMBO | 2h 52’ 05” |
111 | KIRYIENKA Vasil | SKY | 2h 53’ 06” |
112 | LUTSENKO Alexey | ASTANA | s.t. |
113 | PLANCKAERT Baptiste | KATUSHA-ALPECIN | 2h 54’ 43” |
114 | BOIVIN Guillaume | ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY | 2h 55’ 12” |
115 | BONIFAZIO Niccolo' | BAHRAIN-MERIDA | 2h 57’ 01” |
116 | SBARAGLI Kristian | ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY | 2h 57’ 12” |
117 | FERNANDEZ Ruben | MOVISTAR | 2h 57’ 30” |
118 | KNEES Christian | SKY | 2h 58’ 28” |
119 | VAN HOECKE Gijs | LOTTO NL-JUMBO | 2h 59’ 24” |
120 | KUZNETSOV Viacheslav | KATUSHA-ALPECIN | 3h 0’ 11” |
121 | LINDEMAN Bert-Jan | LOTTO NL-JUMBO | 3h 0’ 27” |
122 | BELLETTI Manuel | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | 3h 0’ 50” |
123 | HAMILTON Christopher | TEAM SUNWEB | 3h 01’ 00” |
124 | FRAPPORTI Marco | ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC | 3h 01’ 29” |
125 | DOWSETT Alex | KATUSHA-ALPECIN | 3h 01’ 46” |
126 | MOSCA Jacopo | WILIER TRIESTINA-SELLE ITALIA | 3h 02’ 00” |
127 | ROY Jeremy | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 3h 02’ 25” |
128 | ANDREETTA Simone | BARDIANI CSF | 3h 03’ 00” |
129 | BELKOV Maxim | KATUSHA-ALPECIN | 3h 04’ 04” |
130 | NOVAK Domen | BAHRAIN-MERIDA | 3h 04’ 40” |
131 | MAESTRI Mirco | BARDIANI CSF | 3h 06’ 30” |
132 | VAN POPPEL Danny | LOTTO NL-JUMBO | 3h 09’ 01” |
133 | CURVERS Roy | TEAM SUNWEB | 3h 09’ 59” |
134 | DRUCKER Jean-Pierre | BMC | 3h 10’ 48” |
135 | TURRIN Alex | WILIER TRIESTINA-SELLE ITALIA | 3h 11’ 14” |
136 | CAMPENAERTS Victor | LOTTO-SOUDAL | 3h 12’ 43” |
137 | MORKOV Michael | QUICK-STEP FLOORS | 3h 12’ 46” |
138 | SENECHAL Florian | QUICK-STEP FLOORS | 3h 13’ 12” |
139 | BEWLEY Sam | MITCHELTON-SCOTT | 3h 13’ 17” |
140 | ROELANDTS Jurgen | BMC | 3h 14’ 16” |
141 | DEMPSTER Zakkari | ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY | 3h 14’ 45” |
142 | BONNET William | GROUPAMA-FDJ | 3h 15’ 37” |
143 | VAN ASBROECK Tom | EF EDUCATION FIRST-DRAPAC | 3h 17’ 49” |
144 | SABATINI Fabio | QUICK-STEP FLOORS | 3h 19’ 11” |
145 | DOCKER Mitchell | EF EDUCATION FIRST-DRAPAC | 3h 20’ 00” |
146 | VIVIANI Elia | QUICK-STEP FLOORS | 3h 21’ 19” |
147 | IRIZAR Markel | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 3h 21’ 29” |
148 | MULLEN Ryan | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 3h 23’ 50” |
149 | FRISON Frederik | LOTTO-SOUDAL | 3h 23’ 56” |
150 | DEBUSSCHERE Jens | LOTTO-SOUDAL | 3h 27’ 38” |
151 | SCHILLINGER Andreas | BORA-HANSGROHE | 3h 30’ 11” |
152 | PEDERSEN Mads | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 3h 30’ 20” |
153 | SAGIV Guy | ISRAEL CYCLING ACADEMY | 3h 30’ 41” |
154 | BERTAZZO Liam | WILIER TRIESTINA-SELLE ITALIA | 3h 33’ 14” |
155 | VAN POPPEL Boy | TREK-SEGAFREDO | 3h 33’ 31” |
156 | HOFSTEDE Lennard | TEAM SUNWEB | 3h 33’ 52” |
157 | SIMION Paolo | BARDIANI CSF | 3h 36’ 16” |
158 | COLEDAN Marco | WILIER TRIESTINA-SELLE ITALIA | 3h 43’ 10” |
159 | TUFT Svein | MITCHELTON-SCOTT | 3h 48’ 25” |
160 | ZHUPA Eugert | WILIER TRIESTINA-SELLE ITALIA | 3h 49’ 13” |
161 | FONZI Giuseppe | WILIER TRIESTINA-SELLE ITALIA | 4h 02’ 42” |
2018 Giro d'Italia stage 16 map
2018 Giro d'Italia stage 16 profile
Stage 16 photos by Fotoreporter Sirotti:
Jempy Drucker
Points classification leader Elia Viviani
Thibaut Pinot was 66th, at 3min 19sec
Domenico Pozzovivo
Wout Poels
Diego Ulissi was 8th.
Fabio Aru turned in a good ride today. He was 6th.
Chris Froome was 5th
Tom Dumoulin was third, 22 seconds behind winner Rohan Dennis.
Tony Martin goes deep to get second in the stage.
Simon Yates' 22nd place at 1min 37sec was more than good enough to keep his GC lead.
Stage winner Rohan Dennis
Rohan Dennis enjoys his stage win.
Simon Yates heads into the mountains of the final week still in pink.