Fernando Gaviria won his fourth stage of the Giro d'Italia – and his second in a row – but it was far from straightforward. A messy run-in to the finish line meant he came detached from his lead out. He was well behind some argy-bargy between his normal last lead-out man Max Richeze, but the Quick-Step Floors sprinter never panicked, and came up between the barriers and Richeze to blast to the win.
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