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Del Toro wins the Milan-Turin
Great work by Covi and A.Yates for the Mexican
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Isaac Del Toro (UAE Team Emirates) wins the 174km Milan-Turin (1.Pro).
Masuda, Bais, Baldaccini, Rutsch and Sbaragli try to escape from the first stages of the race. Along the first climb of Colle di Superga, UAE Team Emirates imposes a strong pace and selects the group a lot.
At the beginning of the final climb, Rutsch is caught, the last of the attackers to give up. With 3km to go, after the great work of Covi , A.Yates takes the lead and breaks up the small group of the best: only 6 remain at the head of the race.
With just over a kilometre to go, Del Toro attempts an attack: only Johannessen and Tulett resist; the Milan-Turin is played out between the three of them, with Del Toro restarting 100 metres from the finish and clearly winning ahead of Tulett and Johannessen .
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