Verona, May 29, 2022 – In 2020 it was the final chronometer that mocked him, the prerogative of Tao Geoghegan Hart: Jai Hindley in the Giro d’Italia 2022 he takes it all back with interests, becoming the first Australian to triumph in the pink thing. Nothing to do then for Richard Carapazwhich pays for the crisis suffered yesterday on the hardest ramps of the Marmolada: to complete the podium there is Mikel Landabut all the spotlight goes to the fourth place, that is Vincenzo Nibaliwho takes leave of Giro on the day that the star of also shines Matteo Sobrerothe Italian champion of the discipline who puts his signature on stage 21. It is also a celebration for the blue shirt Koen Bouwmanthe cyclamen Arnaud Demare and the white one Juan Pedro Lopezone of the main revelations of a Giro fought, balanced and perhaps a little disappointing from the point of view of the show but finally no longer cursed for theAustralia and for Hindleywhich is also redeemed thanks to the impeccable work of the Bora-Hansgrohe.
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The first noteworthy half is that of Magnus Cort Nielsen (EF Education-EasyPost): un 23’42” just improved 1” and Mauro Schmid (Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl Team), which in turn must give way to Matteo Sobrero (Team BikeExchange-Jayco) e al suo 22’24”. Nobody can improve the timing of the Italian champion of the specialty, who ensures the last leg of the Girothe one that outlines the final general classification: the podium does not change, with Jai Hindley (Bora-Hansgrohe) which closes in front of Richard Carapaz (Ineos Grenadiers) e Mikel Landa (Bahrain Victorious), con Vincenzo Nibali (Astana Qazaqstan Team) which confirms its fourth place on the day of farewell to the pink race.
Order of arrival stage 21 Giro d’Italia 2022
1) Matteo Sobrero (BEX) in 22’24 ”
2) Thymen Arensman (DSM) +23”
3) Mathieu Van Der Poel (AFC) +40”
4) Bauke Mollema (TFS) + 1’08 ”
5) Ben Tulett (IGD) + 1’12 ”
6) Mauro Schmid (QST) +1’17”
7) Magnus Cort Nielsen (EFE) + 1’18 ”
8) Tobias Svendsen Foss (TJV) + 1’19 ”
9) Michael Hepburn (BEX) +1’24”
10) Richard Carapaz (IGD) +1’24”
Giro d’Italia 2022 final general classification
1) Jai Hindley (BOH) in 86h31’14”
2) Richard Carapaz (IGD) +1’18”
3) Mikel Landa Meana (TBV) +3’24 ”
4) Vincenzo Nibali (AST) + 9’02 ”
5) Pello Bilbao Lopez De Armentia (TBV) + 9’14 ”
6) Jan Hirt (IWG) +9’28”
7) Emanuel Buchmann (BOH) + 13’19 ”
8) Domenico Pozzovivo (IWG) + 17’29 ”
9) Hugh John Carthy (EFE) +17’54”
10) Juan Pedro Lopez Perez (TFS) + 18’40 ”
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