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Giro 2017 stage 8

Giro 2017: Gorka Izagirre wins spectacle race, Jungels still in pink

The 8th stage takes in a tough climb halfway to lead to a challenging finale. The race brings spectacle from start to finish, while Gorka Izagirre climbs to victory in the punchy last kilometre. Giovanni Visconti comes in second, Luis León Sánchez in third. Bob Jungels retains in the overall lead.

Giro 2017 stage 8: Route maps, height profiles, and more

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Giro 2017 All stages - source: giroditalia.it

Route and profile 8th stage

Profile 8th stage

Giro 2017 Route 8th stage: Molfetta – Peschici - source: giroditalia.it

Route 8th stage

Giro 2017 stage 8: Climb details Monte Sant'Angelo - source: giroditalia.it

Climb details Monte Sant’Angelo

Route and profile final 11 km

Giro 2017 stage 8: Final kilometres - source: giroditalia.it

Final kilometres

Giro 2017 stage 8: Scheduled times - source: giroditalia.it

Scheduled times

Giro 2017 stage 8: Start in Molfetta - source: giroditalia.it

Start in Molfetta

Giro 2017 stage 8: Start and finish at Google Maps

Start and finish at Google maps

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Giro 2017 stage 8: Finish in TPeschici - source: giroditalia.it

Finish in Peschici

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Giro 2017 Route stage 8: Molfetta – Peschici

Giro 2017 Route stage 8: Molfetta – Peschici

Saturday, 13 May 2017 - The route of stage 8 in the Giro d'Italia leads from Molfetta to Peschici. At 189 kilometres, the riders are served a flat opening, hills halfway, and a punchy finale.

Giro 2017 Favourites stage 8: Punchers with good descending skills

Giro 2017 Favourites stage 8: Punchers with good descending skills

The finale of the 8th stage in the Giro d'Italia is perfect for punchers. The 189 kilometres course runs to a 1.5 kilometres closing climb with ramps of more than 10% in the last 200 metres.

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