After a long transfer to the midsole of Italy’s boot, the Giro hits more familiar territory, both in terms of its return to its home country and with a grippy second half to this stage. There are two decent climbs in the third quarter, then a lumpy run-in. It won’t shake up the GC but may get rid of the heaviest sprinters.
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Winder takes stage 3 and race lead at Women's Tour Down Under
US champion takes race lead from Spratt thanks to time bonus -
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Bora, Trek, Cofidis, Movistar and more train in Australia - Gallery
Teams continue to acclimatise to summer weather ahead of next week's Tour Down Under -
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