Boem, Thomson, Canola, Benedetti and Thurau do the break away service today. The last one is the most stubborn and only gicves in with 8 kilometres to go. It’s up to the puncheurs now. BMC goes to great lengths to bring Gilbert in a good position to finish. But it’s in vain.
Peter Sagan tastes some sweet revenge after his loss in the Strade Bianche. Then he had to congratulate Michal Kwiatkowski on his win after a brilliant finale, today it’s the other way around after an equally brilliant finale. Philippe Gilbert finishes fourth.
Kwiatkowski will take comfort knowing he’ll start in the blue leader’s jersey tomorrow.
Tirreno-Adriatico 2014 Results 3rd stage
1. Peter Sagan (Slovakia)
2. Michal Kwiatkowski (Poland) s.t.
3. Simon Clarke (Austalia) s.t.
4. Philippe Gilbert (Belgium) s.t.
5. Daryl Impey (South Africa) s.t.
6. Daniele Bennati (Italy) s.t.
7. André Greipel (Germany) s.t.
8. Simon Geschke (Germany) s.t.
9. Rinaldo Nocentini (Italy) + 0.04
10.Lloyd Mondory (France) s.t.
GC after 3rd stage
1. Michal Kwiatkowski (Poland)
2. Rigoberto Uran (Colombia) + 0.10
3. Simon Clarke (Australia) + 0.13
4. Tony Martin (Germany) + 0.15
5. Daryl Impey (South Africa) + 0.17
6. Peter Sagan (Slovakia) + 0.22
7. André Greipel (Germany) + 0.30
8. Daniele Bennatti (Italy) s.t.
9. Luke Durbridge (Australia) + 0.31
10. Cameron Mayer (Australia) s.t.
Tirreno-Adriatico 2014: The stage
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Tirreno-Adriatico 2014 stage 3: Images
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