Wed, 13 May, 2015 - 01:00
Chris Cooper
The 22-year-old Cannondale-Garmin rider launched a solo attack from an early breakaway shortly before the foot of the final climb to clinch the first professional win of his career, crossing the line 22 seconds ahead of Orica GreenEdge’s Simon Clarke.
Second place earned the Australian the Maglia Rosa, taking over from his team-mate Michael Matthews.
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CourtsDavide FormoloGiro dItaliaPlace: La SpeziaPlace: ChiavariPlace: GenoaPlace: RapalloPlace: Sestri LevantePerson: Davide FormoloPerson: Simon ClarkePerson: Michael MatthewsPerson: Alberto ContadorPerson: SpaniardPerson: ClarkePerson: Richie PortePerson: FormoloPerson: Esteban ChavesPerson: Simon GerransPerson: Domenico PozzovivoPerson: PozzovivoPerson: Wouter WeylandtPerson: Deputy DirectorPerson: Massimo BrancaEvent: Giro d’ItaliaEvent: Giro d&rsquoEvent: Giro d’ItaliaOrganisation: Cannondale-GarminOrganisation: Orica GreenEdgeOrganisation: AstanaOrganisation: Team SkyOrganisation: OricaOrganisation: Eurosport
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