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Giro 2017 stage 21

Giro 2017: Van Emden wins final stage, Tom Dumoulin the GC

Giro 2017: Van Emden wins final stage, Tom Dumoulin the GC

The grande finale of the centenary Giro d'Italia is an individual time trial of 29.3 kilometres. Tom Dumoulin is in a class of his own and he crushes his rivals, thus winning the Giro. Nairo Quintana finishes in second, Vincenzo Nibai in third. The other Dutchman, Jos van Emden, takes the ITT.

Giro 2017 stage 21: Route maps, height profiles, and more

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Giro 2017 All stages - source: giroditalia.it

Route and profile 21st stage

Profile 21st stage

Giro 2017 Route 21st stage: Monza - Milan - source: giroditalia.it

Route 21st stage

Giro 2017 stage 21: Final kilometres - source: giroditalia.it

Final kilometres

Giro 2017 stage 21: Start at Monza - source: giroditalia.it

Giro 2017 stage 21: Finish in Milan - source: giroditalia.it

Finish in Milan

Giro 2017 stage 21: Scheduled times - source: giroditalia.it

Scheduled times

Giro d'Italia stage 21: Streetview Monza

Streetview Monza

Giro 2017 stage 21: Start and finish at Google Maps

Start and finish at Google maps

Giro d'Italia: Instagram images

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Giro d'Italia stage 21: Streetview Piazza Duomo

Streetview Piazza Duomo

Giro d'Italia: Videos

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Giro d'Italia Tweets

Giro d’Italia Tweets

Giro d'Italia 2016: Video with highlights

Video: highlights 2016

Giro 2017 Route stage 21: Monza – Milan

Giro 2017 Route stage 21: Monza – Milan

Sunday, 28 May 2017 - The 21st stage in the Giro d'Italia is an individual time trial of 29.3 kilometres on a flat route. History tells us it wouldn't be the first time when the pink jersey finds another owner in a closing ITT of the Giro.

Giro 2017 Favourites stage 21: Perfect day for Dumoulin

Giro 2017 Favourites stage 21: Perfect day for Dumoulin

The last stage in the Giro d'Italia is for the time triallists. The chrono race amounts to 29.3 kilometres on flat roads. Hardly any curves, it comes down to digging deep and pushing hard.

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