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00:00After two days in a row for the sprinters, it's back up into the hills and the climbing

00:11starts once again at the Giro Next Gen.

00:15It's a long one today too, 172km in total, and a testing one at that, from Borgo Vigilio

00:21to an uphill finish at Fosset, over four categorised climbs, including the climb to the end.

00:28So clipping in and getting ready, some riders hoping to attack, others just hoping to get

00:33through the day, still in the lead of their classification, like Paul Magnier in the red

00:37jersey, but a peloton still full of ambition and full of fight.

00:41And trying to take that fight to the leader of the Giro Next Gen, the tiny 18-year-old

00:47from Lotto Destiny in the Maglia Rosa, Jarno Widar, looking if the opportunity presents

00:53itself to make further gains in the general classification as he continues his stranglehold

00:59on the opposition in the hillier stages.

01:01The blue jersey being worn by Wouter Toussaint of Wonte and Pablo Torres, wearing the white

01:06jersey on loan from Jarno Widar.

01:10A cagey start then, before the breakaway of the day did get itself established, and it

01:15was a six-rider move, including Andrea Racane Noviero of Sudal Quickstep, but those riders

01:20with 15km to go were on a very tight leash indeed.

01:25Racane Noviero decided to go solo just inside 15km, and Wonte Reus-Teknoord, riding for

01:33Wouter Toussaint in the blue jersey, started to set the pace in the peloton.

01:36At the moment, the race leader at this point was getting an armchair ride in the colours

01:41of Lotto Destiny, wearing the Maglia Rosa.

01:44So approaching the final climb of the day, it eased up a little bit.

01:47Wonte, starting to work through their numbers, Tudor Pro Cycling as well in a diminishing

01:52peloton, still hadn't got to the man from Sudal Quickstep, the Italian, Racane Noviero,

01:58but with 7.4km to go, they were right on the Italian, as the pressure started to exert

02:03itself behind them, one by one, riders in this elite group started to drop.

02:07That was the moment that two Colombians attacked, William Colorado and Maurizio Zapata, working

02:13well together.

02:14Wonte put Toussaint under pressure in the blue jersey and he dropped away and would

02:18lose time by the end of the day.

02:21Still the Colombians, of whom Maurizio Zapata looked the strongest, holding on to a seven

02:25second advantage over the team of Matisse Rondel, Tudor Pro Cycling, setting the pace

02:30on the front.

02:32Then came a counter-attack from the group of favourites, Wismar-Lisa Bike's Darren

02:36van Beekhem, getting across to the front of the race and then going past the two Colombians

02:40and going clear, building up a lead of only 10 seconds though, with 4km to go, as the

02:45pace behind grew ever faster and one by one riders started to drop away.

02:504km to go then, van Beekhem was caught by the group of favourites, as Jano Huida waited

02:57to launch his attack.

02:59The first real attack of the day though didn't come from the man in the pink jersey, instead

03:04other riders just trying to put the pressure on, and it was the man in the white jersey,

03:10Pablo Torres, who decided that enough was enough, and was imminently about to launch

03:15his attack as Cagimini was dropped in the white jersey.

03:19Then there were only 5 riders, or 6 riders at the front of the race.

03:24Still Huida just binding his time on the wheel of Matisse Rondel, waiting patiently, 1.1km

03:30to go.

03:31A group of just 5 riders now, looking to contest the stage victory.

03:37Pablo Torres then, the attack, the expected attack from the man in the white jersey came

03:41from UEE Team Emirates, and that was the trigger then for the pink jersey, with Paul Marti

03:48of the Israel team to go with him, and those 3 riders then, with 500m to go, were off the

03:54front.

03:56Shortly after that then, Jano Huida decided he could take the attack to the line, drifted

04:00over to the left, opened up an advantage around the penultimate bend in the road, and when

04:05it kicked up again, the little Belgian turned the screw and started to ride away from the

04:10two other men.

04:14Another emphatic performance, Jano Huida, and at the finish line would comfortably extend

04:20his advantage in the Giro Next Gen.

04:22A good response though from Torres, taking Paul Marti to the line, but the win at this

04:26point was never in doubt, as Jano Huida stood up and sprinted for the line, 50m to go, and

04:32a win number 2 for the man in the Maglia Rosa.

04:35Not by the same margin, but another emphatic performance, Torres coming over the line with

04:40Paul Marti on his wheel for 3rd place.

04:44So a promising Giro Next Gen is becoming a performance of some dominance, and not much

04:49now separates this man from victory.

04:51One of his big season's targets was to perform well at this race, and he is doing just that.

04:5618 years of age, the second youngest rider, winning stage number 2, this time ahead of

05:01Pablo Torres of UAE Team Emirates and Paul Marti of Israel.

05:05Extending his advantage in the lead in the general classification to 52 seconds over

05:09Pablo Torres, who moves up into 2nd place ahead of Rondel.

05:13No change in the top 2 of the points competition, Maglia still leads Tuttenberg, and in the

05:19blue jersey, well he's piled on more points again, Jano Huida, but Nespoli is just one

05:23point behind him now in 2nd place.

05:26Jano Huida still leading the young riders competition, also by 52 seconds to Torres.

05:32And Florian Caggiamini, despite being dropped, still leads the best Italian rider classification

05:36by 1 minute and 14 seconds.

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