The pagellone of Turin: Carapaz and Hindley up, Almeida and Landa down. But the one who amazes is Nibali

Path passed with full marks, Pozzovivo resists. Lopez loses the shirt but defends it with honor

TURIN. Here are our report cards of a great stage in Turin, the fourteenth that will remain in the history of this pink race.

YATES 7,5
He wins and eats his hands for the fall that has then brought him out of the standings on the Blockhaus. Those who want to take the stages in the mountains will now have to deal with English.

CARAPAZ 7.5
He remains without teammates, impresses when he attacks, but is caught by Hindley in the hardest stretch of the Maddalena. He takes the pink jersey, but he hasn’t mortgaged it.

HINDLEY 7,5
His Bora Hansgrohe breaks the race. He impresses with how he manages to take Carapaz in the hardest stretch of the Maddalena.
NIBALS 8
The others do not want it, but a lower grade cannot be given to him. Other than a catwalk on the streets at the last pink race, the Squalo at 38 is back in the standings.
LANDA 5
There is no loser among the very favorites. The Basque, however, has lost ground. Will it be more music when the long climbs arrive?
ALMEIDA 6
Fight, he never gives up. But she still feels like she’s suffering from the hardest slopes. And there will be others from here to Verona.
POZZOVIVO 8
If it weren’t in the Giro, it would have to be invented. And he’s almost 40 years old.

LOPEZ 7
Ten days in the pink jersey, the last to fight like a lion. Bravo the 24 year old from Trek. We will see him again.
VEGNI 8
It’s true, the runners make the race, but the director of the Giro draws a nice canvas.

a.simeoli@messaggeroveneto