S10 Ep37: Stage 6 | Palmi – Scalea | Giro d’Italia 2022

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🗓️ 12 May 2022

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Summary

Daniel Friebe and Lionel Birnie made it to Scalea despite being stuck behind the e-Giro for more than 50 kilometres. Fortunately, the Giro d’Italia peloton was racing a lot less aggressively than yesterday and stage six finished well behind schedule.

We unpick the sprint finish and hear from two of the winner’s teammates after the finish. We also react to the news of Vincenzo Nibali’s impending retirement and hear from his Astana teammate Joe Dombrowski, Nibali’s fellow Sicilian Domenico Pozzovivo, the Giro race director Mauro Vegni and Dario Cataldo.

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0:00.0	You're listening to Jiro Vagando, the cycling podcast at the 2022 Jiro d'Italia, powered
0:10.0	by Super Savians, Energy Management for committed athletes and coaches.
0:14.6	Today we are in Scaléa.
0:36.6	Yes!
0:43.6	Jacobo, if the feeling is a sensation today, a little bit different to yesterday, personally.
0:49.6	Yes, it was a little bit bittersweet because obviously I was super happy for the know,
0:54.6	but it really is a point for myself.
0:56.6	And today we're back there and the guys did a good amazing job.
1:00.6	The know ball always was impressive. He was there until 2-2. Then he's ready to cover.
1:06.6	I think we had a good momentum maybe.
1:08.6	Yeah, this is just a matter of like a millimeter. Maybe we could have waited 2-3 more seconds.
1:14.6	I started 500 with the speed. It could have been better 400.
1:17.6	Still, the target is not to do like what you on a paper. You know, the perfectly does,
1:22.6	but we'll give a happy noise. I'd rather do this mistake and win anyway.
1:27.6	The last 50 meters looked like they went downhill slightly and I know it seems to go well on those kind of faces.
1:33.6	Even yesterday there was a slight downhill.
1:35.6	Yeah, today we used a 55 for the spring because we knew it could have been faster.
1:40.6	It was still a little bit headwind, but I think everything went well on.
1:44.6	Who is that, Daniela Frieber and Chini?
1:46.6	Well, that was Jacobo Guarnieri, leader man, ace leader man today,
1:51.6	to Arno Demart missing in action yesterday as we heard there. Unfortunately for Jacobo,
1:58.6	as he said, it was bittersweet for him yesterday.
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