GIRO. Australian Jai Hindley won the Giro 2022 this Sunday, May 29, his very first career Grand Tour, the final classification.
Jai Hindley in the big leagues. After a final stage, a time trial, won by Italian Matteo Sobrero (BikeExchange), Australian Jai Hindley won his first Grand Tour. always behind Richard Carapaz during almost the entirety of this Giro, the Bora rider explained his strategy of attacking and above all of doing everything to outrun Richard Carapaz during the penultimate stage. “You have to know how to calculate your efforts on a big tour. If you commit a little too much one day, you can pay it cash the next day. I can’t say that the plan was to keep everything for the last day(Saturday), but I knew it would be difficult to make big differences before. The course that was offered to us did not allow it. At the beginning of the third week, I therefore decided to act as if I had only one bullet in the cylinder, and I tried to use it as best I could. But I do not underestimate the difficulty of this Giro. We spent 21 brutal days, nothing was easy.”
In the general classification, the Australian is ahead of Richard Carapaz by 1’18” and Mikel Landa by 3’24”. For his very last Giro, Vincenzo Nibali comes to die at the foot of the podium of this Giro in 4th place. With the abandonment of Romain Bardet a little earlier, Guillaume Martin is the first Frenchman and finishes in 14th place, two less than Pavel Sivakov, teammate of Carapaz. On the side of the French, we will especially note the three victories ofArnaud Demare who once again brings back the cyclamen jersey for best sprinter.
What is the classification of the Giro 2022?
At the end of the 21 and last of this Giro 2022, the Australian from Bora Jai Hindley won the Tour of Italy ahead of the Ecuadorian Richard Carapaz. The classification of the Giro:
What TV broadcast for the Tour of Italy?
The Tour of Italy was to be followed live and in full on Eurosport antennas from May 6 to 29. The race was broadcast on Eurosport 1, Eurosport.fr as well as apps Eurosport and GCN. Each step will be accompanied by a presentation and a debrief of the “Kings of the Pedal”, led successively by Géraldine Weber and Lesly Boitrel. The race will be commented on by Guillaume Di Grazia and Jacky Durand, joined in turn by Steve Chainel, David Moncoutié, Philippe Gilbert, Audrey Cordon Ragot.
What is the map of the Giro 2022
Here is the official map of the Tour of Italy 2022 which left on May 6, 2022 from Hungary before joining the south of Italy for a first transfer on May 9 before leaving a little further North on May 11:
What is the detailed route of the Giro 2022?
Opportunities for sprinters, for punchers, but especially for climbers. With a very big elevation gain, the Giro 2022 should be one of the most difficult in the history of the Giro d’Italia.
- 1st stage (May 6): Budapest-Visegrad 195 km.
- 2nd stage (May 7): Budapest-Budapest (time trial) 9.2 km.
- 3rd stage (8 May): Kaposvar-Balatonfüred 201 km
- 4th stage (May 10): Avola-Etna 166km
- 5th stage (May 11): Catania-Messina 172km
- 6th stage (12 May): Palmi-Scalea 192 km.
- 7th stage (13 May): Diamante-Potenza 199 km.
- 8th stage (May 14): Naples-Naples 149 km.
- 9th stage (15 May): Isernia-Blockhaus 187 km.
- 10th stage (May 17): Pescara-Jesi 194 km.
- 11th stage (18 May): Santarcangelo di Romagna – Reggio Emilia 201 km.
- 12th stage (May 19): Parma-Genoa 186 km
- 13th stage (May 20): San Remo – Cuneo 157 km
- 14th stage (May 21): Santena-Turin 153 km
- 15th stage (May 22): Rivarolo Canavese – Cogne 177 km.
- 16th stage (24 May): Salo-Aprica 200 km.
- 17th stage (25 May): Ponte di Legno – Lavarone 165 km.
- 18th stage (May 26): Borgo Valsugana – Treviso 146 km.
- 19th stage (27 May): Marano Lagunare – Sanctuary of Castelmonte 178 km
- 20th stage (May 28): Belluno – Marmolada (Passo Fedaia) 167 km.
- 21st stage (29 May): Verona-Verona
What is the winners of the Giro d’Italia?
Here is the winners of the last 15 years of the Tour of Italy, called Giro d’Italia.
- 2021: E.Bernal
- 2020: T. Geoghegan Hart
- 2019: R. Carapaz
- 2018: C. Froome
- 2017: T. Dumoulin
- 2016: V.Nibali
- 2015: A. Contador
- 2014: N. Quintana
- 2013: V.Nibali
- 2012: R. Hesjedal
- 2011: Mr. Scarponi
- 2010: I. Basso
- 2009: D. Menchov
- 2008: A. Contador
- 2007: D. Di Luca