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Giro d'Italia #16: Astana double victory, Ayuso left behind, Roglic retires

27 May 2025 by Michael Behringer

Scaroni Astana Giro d'Italia

Cycling: On the way to San Valentino, several dreams were shattered at the Giro d'Italia today. Primoz Roglic dropped out, and Juan Ayuso lost a lot of time. Team Astana, with the two Italians Christian Scaroni and Lorenzo Fortunato, snatched the stage one-two. And although Isaac del Toro remained in pink, Richard Carapaz was the big winner.

Scaroni Astana Giro d'Italia

Scaroni wins ahead of teammate Fortunato

A lot happened on the 16th stage of the Giro d'Italia: bad weather, crashes, and abandonments. After 203 kilometers from Piazzola sul Brenta to San Valentino, Team Astana can celebrate a one-two finish. The two Italians Christian Scaroni (XDS Astana) and Lorenzo Fortunato (XDS Astana) left their companions no chance today after four climbs. On the final climb, Scaroni was the first to break away, followed later by Fortunato, who also has the climber's jersey virtually secured. From the group of favorites, the young Italian Giulio Pellizzari (RB – Bora – hansgrohe) and the Ecuadorian Richard Carapaz (EF Education – EasyPost) as the strongest pros. With explosive attacks, they were able to distance themselves from their opponents in the final climb. Simon yates (Visma | Lease a Bike) should finish ahead of Leader Isaac del Toro (UAE – XRG), which means the favorites at the front are now even closer together.



Ayuso left behind early

He was one of the big favorites for the overall victory, but now his dream is over. Juan Ayuso (UAE – XRG) was dropped 44 kilometers from the finish. As the climb began, the pace was already too high for the Spaniard. The EF Education – EasyPost and Ineos Grenadiers teams recognized that Ayuso was already visibly struggling on the previous climbs. By increasing the pace further, they were able to distance themselves from him. Since the young Spaniard lost several minutes today, he will no longer have a chance of a podium finish in the overall standings. Thymen Arensmann (Ineos Grenadiers) from the Netherlands got it.

Roglic abandons the Giro d'Italia

Unfortunately, he is no longer taking part in the Giro d'Italia Primois Roglic (RB – Bora – hansgrohe). The Slovenian crashed on today's stage and abandoned the race. Also dropping out were, among others, Joshua Tarling (Ineos Grenadiers), Paul Magnier (Soudal – Quick Step) and Milan Fretin (Cofidis).

¡ATAQUE DE INFARTO! ‍♂️



The Ecuatoriano Richard Carapaz salió desbordado the group of líder y busca escalar al segundo lugar de la clasificación general en la etapa reina.

Miralo by #DIRECTV y #DGO! pic.twitter.com/Z8j30JbR8S

—DSPORTS (@DSports) May 27, 2025



Lorenzo Fortunato and Christian Scaroni saapuvat 16. etapin maaliin rinnakkain.

Giulio Pellizzari on etapin kolmas yes täydentää näin italialaisten kolmoisvoiton!



Katso Giro d'Italian jokainen etappi suorana Maxilla.#pyöräily #Giroditalia pic.twitter.com/lCwR3X14wX

— Sports on Max (@sportsonmaxfi) May 27, 2025



Tags:AstanaChristian ScaroniDerek GeefeaturedGiro d'ItaliaIsaac Del ToroJuan AyusoLorenzo FortunatoNewsPrimois RoglicRichard CarapazSimon yates

More than Michael Behringer

Cycling with all its tactics, stage analyses, placements and forecasts are Michael Behringer's great passion. In 1996 he tracked his first Tour de France. Since then he has observed almost every race. His passion for cycling has been with him for over two decades. There is no end in sight.

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