Stage 13 is for those who dare. It has no fewer than seven categorised climbs (plus another at 30km that must have been forgotten) spread across 213km, the race's longest stage. The break is likely to take the stage but all eyes will be on the GC bunch as the final 30km is ambush territory, with a cat 2 climb and a 5km plummet to the line.
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Paul Seixas claims Del Toro was ‘blocking’ him as Pogačar made race-winning attack, but ‘no regrets’ after sensational Strade Bianche debut
Nineteen-year-old Frenchman finished just one minute behind the World Champion, noting 'one minute too much, the minute that makes him win' -
'He's a big machine' - Tadej Pogačar forced to share Strade Bianche glory with new rival Paul Seixas
'Winning Strade Bianche is reassuring, it's a good start of the season' Slovenian says after record-breaking fourth victory -
'I was strong enough to win' - Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney upset to miss Strade Bianche victory again
'I don’t want to carry on with my career being second or third, I want to be winning' says Polish rider who finished second place for a fourth time in the Tuscan classic Saturday -
'Tadej is stronger than ever' - Mauro Gianetti confirms what Pogačar's rivals never want to hear
'Paul Seixas was incredible, he's perhaps the surprise at this year's Strade Bianche' says UAE Team Emirates-XRG team manager
