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Primoz Roglic abandons Giro d’Italia

Primoz Roglic withdraws from Giro d’Italia after crash during wet stage

Pre-race favorite Primoz Roglic abandoned the Giro d’Italia after crashing during a wet Stage 16, one of several falls during the mountain leg.

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Roglic abandons Giro d'Italia after latest crash

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Primoz Roglic abandons bid for second Giro d’Italia title after stage 16 crash

Del Toro extends Giro lead as Yates drops to third

Del Toro leads the general classification by 41 seconds from EF Education-EasyPost's Carapaz, who has a 10-second advantage over Visma-Lease a Bike rider Yates.

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Canada's Derek Gee 4th to begin final week of Giro d'Italia cycling race

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Roglič pulls out of Giro after latest crashes

Scaroni wins stage 16 as Roglic pulls out on chaotic day at Giro

Christian Scaroni won an action-packed stage 16 of the Giro d'Italia on Tuesday as Isaac Del Toro's rivals cut into his overall lead and favourite Primoz Roglic abandoned the race.

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'Physically but also mentally, he recovered' - Primož Roglič battles on in Giro d'Italia, confirmed to start stage 16

Red Bull-Bora-Hansgröhe have confirmed to Cyclingnews that team leader Primož Roglič will continue in the Giro d'Italia, despite losing time and suffering unspecified injuries due to various crashes in the race's opening two weeks.

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Did 6.9 w/kg Pellizzari sacrifice a stunning Giro GC ride by staying with Roglic? “I had super legs”

That Giulio Pellizzari has been riding this Giro d’Italia with serious legs has been clear for a while, especially in his role supporting Primoz Roglic. On stage 9 over the Tuscan gravel, he even briefly saved Roglic’s GC hopes.

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Roglic could be withdrawn from Giro due to injuries

Pre-race favourite Primoz Roglic could be withdrawn from the Giro d'Italia after struggling to recover from injuries sustained in multiple crashes, Red Bull–Bora–Hansgrohe's sports director Christian Pomer said.