Giro Next Gen 2024 | Stage 8: Highlights - Video Dailymotion

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00:00In bright summery weather, the Giro Next Gen came to its conclusion with a testing hilly

00:11circuit race.

00:13A total of six categorised climbs on the road today, so plenty of King of the Mountains

00:17points and a final circuit up and over the Bottinoro climb five times in total.

00:23The Giro Next Gen would be decided on stage eight, with Amalia Rosa hoping to defend his

00:29lead in the general classification.

00:31An opportunity though for Lorenzo Nespoli to seize control of the King of the Mountains

00:35competition if he were to get in a breakaway.

00:38Jarno Wida though looking confident of overall victory and Paul Magni in the red jersey hoping

00:44not only to secure his victory in the points classification but if he could survive the

00:47series of climbs, the Soudal Quick-Step man would be looking at the possibility of a third

00:53stage win.

00:54There was an attack as soon as the flag dropped from Jarno Wida that didn't last very long.

00:59Amalia Rosa pulled back into the peloton and eventually a breakaway did establish itself

01:05that grew and grew.

01:06Eleven riders at first, including three from Visma Lisa Bike and Lorenzo Nespoli, the man

01:12who sits just one point down in the King of the Mountains classification, already moving

01:17into the lead as they hit the final circuit with three laps still to go and an advantage

01:22of one and a half minutes over the chase.

01:25Fifty-two seconds then to a quartet of riders trying to make their way across to the front

01:29of the race as the riders at the front hit the Bertinoro climb where it started to put

01:37some of the riders at the back into difficulty at the breakaway and also at the back end

01:41of the peloton.

01:42Riders struggling with the steep slopes of the Bertinoro climb, Nespoli though going

01:46about his business of racking up King of the Mountains points and moving into a commanding

01:50lead in that competition.

01:54The man wearing the blue jersey on behalf of Janu Wida.

01:57Good day out for Nespoli.

01:58In the meantime, though, several teams working hard to control the breakaway and to bring

02:04it back for a bunch sprint as those riders who'd been distanced on the Bertinoro climb

02:08got back on to the riders at the front of the race, setting a good pace and the riders

02:14from Decathlon, AG2R La Mondiale and Visma Lisa Bike combining to give this breakaway

02:19a strong chance of staying away all the way to the line.

02:22So really good cohesion in this group of riders at the front of the race.

02:27At the back, though, in the peloton, an attack from a rider from the Italian national team

02:32sensing that the chase was beginning to stall a little bit, even though the gap had come

02:37down to 47 seconds with 22.7 kilometres to go.

02:42A lack of teams and a lack of cohesion in the peloton and still a breakaway working

02:46harmoniously together as they took the bell and out on to the final lap of this difficult

02:52circuit.

02:53One more ascent of the Bertinoro climb that could split not only the peloton, but the

02:57breakaway at the front of the race.

02:59The time gap, though, under a minute.

03:01So in the balance, 44 seconds.

03:04And there, Maglio Rosa himself working on the front to bring this back for a sprint

03:07for his teammates for Lotto Destiny.

03:11As they hit the Bertinoro climb for the final time, it was Visma Lisa Bike who began to

03:14split the race apart at the front of the race.

03:18Piling on the pressure, Luke Tuckwell able to live with the pace being set on the climb

03:22for the final time.

03:23Up and over and 2.6 kilometres to go.

03:27Still a group of some nine riders or thereabouts heading for the final kilometre.

03:32Visma Lisa Bike, Bardiani as well.

03:35Both those teams with multiple representatives in the front.

03:38And just one Lidl Trek rider there, that was Niklas Behrens trying to stay with the acceleration

03:44from the lead out from Pietro Matteo.

03:47The man from Visma Lisa Bike on his wheel, the 19-year-old new signing from Great Britain,

03:52Matt Brennan, who opened up his sprint as Bardiani got themselves organised as well

03:57in the shape of Luca Palletti sprinting off the wheel.

04:00But Niklas Behrens on the wheel of Matt Brennan as he head for the line, switching down to

04:05the middle of the road and running the man from Visma Lisa Bike very close.

04:10Matt Brennan holding him off in the end by half a wheel length and another tremendous

04:17victory going to Matt Brennan.

04:19The sprint behind for the minor placings where Paul Magnier was close and picking up further

04:22points in the points classification.

04:26But drifting in on the wheels, the Magliarosa Janna Wida winning the Giro Next Gen by a

04:31handsome margin to go with his two stage victories.

04:34Job done for Lotto Destiny, who piloted their young leader to perfection throughout eight

04:45days of racing.

04:46Victory though for Matt Brennan, a third win of 2024 ahead of Niklas Behrens and Palletti

04:51in third place.

04:55Janna Wida there on a podium that took a little bit of a shake up on the final stage, a tremendous

05:01victory though for him, winning the general classification.

05:06Another notable achievement to go to his victory at the Alpe d'Isere, Wida beating Pablo Torres

05:11and Palmatti moving up into third place on the final stage.

05:16Paul Magnier holding off the challenge of Tim Thorn-Tutenberg to win the points classification.

05:22And a new King of the Mountains on the final day, Lorenzo Nespoli's presence in the breakaway

05:26gave him a handsome margin of victory in the end in the King of the Mountains.

05:31The 18-year-old Janna Wida also winning the best young riders classification ahead of

05:36Pablo Torres in second place.

05:40And Florian Cagimini holding on to the best Italian in the classification ahead of Alessandro

05:45Pinarello in second place.

05:48The team though, VF Group Bariani CSF-Faisane overall winning the team's classification

05:54at the Giro Next Gen in 2024.

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