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Giro d'Italia: Buitrago wins stage 19
Thomas still in the squad loses only three seconds from Roglic
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Santiago Buitrago won stage 19 of the Giro d'Italia, from Longarone to the 183km Tre Cime di Lavaredo.
The Colombian from Bahrain Victorious, who was the protagonist of a long escape with other attackers, preceded Derek Gee , in fourth second place in the stage at the Giro, and Magnus Cort Nielsen at the finish line at an altitude of 2,307 metres.
Geraint Thomas remains in the pink jersey: the Welshman defends himself from Primoz Roglic who attacks him only less than 2 km from the finish. The Slovenian recovers only 3 seconds. The Ineos rider remains the big favorite of the pink race on the eve of tomorrow's time trial on Monte Lussari.
Order of arrival:
1 BUITRAGO Santiago Bahrain Victorious
2 EGE Derek Israel-Premier Tech
3 CORT Magnus EF Education-EasyPost
4 ROGLIC Primoz Jumbo-Visma
5 THOMAS Geraint INEOS Grenadiers
6 ALMEIDA Joao UAE Team Emirates
7 CARUSO Damiano Bahrain Victorious
8 ARENSMAN Thymen INEOS Grenadiers
9 PINOT Thibaut Groupama-FDJ
10 RUBIO Einer Movistar Team
Overall ranking:
1 THOMAS Geraint INEOS Grenadiers 81:55:47
2 ROGLIČ Primož Jumbo-Visma 0:26
3 ALMEIDA Joao UAE Team Emirates 0:59
4 CARUSO Damiano Bahrain - Victorious 4:11
5 DUNBAR Eddie Team Jayco AlUla 4:53
6 PINOT Thibaut Groupama - FDJ 5:10
7 ARENSMAN Thymen INEOS Grenadiers 5:13
8 KÄMNA Lennard BORA - hansgrohe 5:54
9 LEKNESSUND Andreas Team DSM 6:08
10 DE PLUS Laurens INEOS Grenadiers 7:30
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