Could This Be Any Closer?! 🤯 | Incredibly Close Finish At Stage 11 Of Giro d'Italia! | Eurosport

Stage 11 of Giro d'Italia delivered even more drama with crashes and an insanely close photo finish. After clarification from the replay and photo, it was Pascal Ackermann who took the victory, followed by Jonathan Milan and then Mark Cavendish.
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[@roxor8015]

Big ups for not spoiling the winner of the stage you will see the difference in views now as well! 👍

[@Lotschi]

Top be honest, I filmt think so. Rhey will se the difference in the likes but spoilers make the people click.

[@Osharkawy]

Thank you for not spoiling the result. It was really enjoyable watching the close sprint finish while not knowing who had won. Please keep it up

[@pavlepetkovic2913]

Go watch the full race if you care about the sport and the result.

[@TheSportsman1977]

Excellent, kept me watching till the end. Great not having the result spoiled in the thumb nail

[@stephencie]

Liked for no spoiler in title ♥♥♥

[@clemensberg]

Thank you for not spoiling in the title. I will now resubscribe

[@mondociaociao]

awesome sprint! go Milan go! 😍😍😍😍😍😍 (he is young, has to learn. Sometimes he is very anxious and starts the sprint too early, this time a little late😄😄 Has to learn the sprint-timing ).

[@philiwaniuk3217]

The real winners of this stage was everyone who asked Eurosport to stop spoiling the results in the last 9 videos

[@EditsbyM]

Thanks for not spoiling the result. What a finish!

[@Versa.1]

Cav really shows he's still capable

[@robertmuiruri550]

Cavedish was great today

[@mondociaociao]

yes! he didn't crash at all!

[@kanuto6745]

Good job on this one!

[@lamf4846]

Tao had a great chance of a podium with his great current form. This sucks!

[@stalkek]

Thanks for not spoiling the result.

[@melaniamonicacraciun9900]

Never ending suuuuper exciting adventure riding the bicycles out there, what a sight guys, yeah, maximum emotional impact fans

[@whothefoxcares]

The #THRILLofVICTORY never gets old.

[@stevozrepto5558]

Savage finish Cavandish is still a god

[@mkmz7]

The fact that Biniam is still appreciated makes me love cycling even more. Good to all participants.

[@keithburt7874]

By a "Bauer", unit of Measure in Cycling for Close Enough

[@PaulTomblin]

At least they have photos now.

[@Stevenv74]

What would a grand tour be without Thomas having a crash .

[@stevozrepto5558]

KELLY THE GOD ALWAYS BANG ON😊❤☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️👍👍👍

Quartermann - incredibly wide handlebars as for modern standards

[@Onigure]

You are right, usually they are a bit smaller than the width of the shoulders if I'm not mistaken. Wonder why... surely it's not aero.

[@danieljun1164]

Brutal 👏👏👏

[@luiseduardorubioriveros]

And Gaviria..... Fine... thank you very much . . . . . .

[@SH-mu5mb]

Glückwunsch Pascal

[@PaulTomblin]

Waiting for Lanterne Rouge to analyze how Cav actually won.😊

[@sreallybrah]

Somebody get the numbers for Milan, holy hell

[@arconeagain]

By my eye I judged it correctly, and the rider claimed it, and the other you could tell was not so confident, knew he was too late. They often know. I probably punt on the horses too often.

[@Onigure]

Who's gonna blame Cav this time?

[@shema02]

Well if it's going downhill Milan has a better chance of smoking everybody.

[@Bikebikebikecba]

Good sprint.

[@tonilauge5786]

😢This years Giro has rained and covid Away Remco out Tao crashed. Could Almeida finally surprise in week 3?!

[@rubencrdlh]

Sivakov, Tao.... 😢 Awful stage

[@homelessathome]

was there any Grand Tour without an obligatory Sivakov crash? such a good rider with such bad luck 😔

[@certifiedfishingcycling9208]

@gcn...this is a highlight vid...not a 5 min, spoil - who - the - winner - is clip

[@trashurehd832]

feels like Cav just went a little too early and ran out of steam

[@marlonpaiz5763]

Donde estan los colombianos. Solo ganan en Carreras chicas.

[@britishmixer3062]

UNO #1

[@WishNone]

if road longer 3m , number 45 will win!😀

[@quincyridley8274]

Uae 🇦🇪 for the win

[@tonycrabtree3416]

Crashendish all over the road during the final 150 meters. 😅😅😅

[@Sdakouls3]

Overhead shot shows the opposite.

[@mondociaociao]

crash-endish! 😄😄😄😄😄😄 I love Cavendish and his "particular" arrivals.

[@tonycrabtree3416]

@@Sdakouls3 No, it clearly shows my comment being accurate, but clearly I was being overly dramatic.

[@HarryTzianakisTheGodOfSpeed]

WTF did i just watch?? Trek is working for the other teams ha ha ha 🤬

[@ptkewl]

Too many good cyclists gone home already. Not good for the race at all

[@sumas951]

May be UCI needs to work on real crash protection than top tube position and puppy paws

[@norman_PYN]

Waaaaaoooooo 😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@michaelrandall9034]

Watch the race. It just ended. 🤢

[@isitrachelorj3953]

Cav's 3rd is encouraging? Pops off his Trek leadout with 100m to go, clear sailing, and gets beat by 2 guys, one who came from 6/7 bike lengths in the last 50/75 meters. That's not encouraging, that's when you know it's time to quit. Taking him to the TDF is a joke!

[@Onigure]

Wow third place and a microsecond is enough to retire? What a cruel world cycling is.

[@davidjames3080]

What about the other 140 guys who didn't win? Had they might as well go home as well? If it was up to the likes of you, TDF would consist of 12 riders. 4 who've got a realistic chance of winning the GC, 2 with a chance of winning the points jersey, 2 with a chance in the mountains and 4 for the sprints. Guys like Cav get written off all the time by armchair fans whose greatest sporting achievement was coming 4th in school sports day. He timed the sprint wrong as he thought he just had to beat Pederson. Milan also timed it wrong. Another day he'll time it right and then he'll be the greatest thing since sliced bread. Such is cycling. If Cav thought he had no chance of winning then he wouldn't be there.

[@isitrachelorj3953]

@@davidjames3080 David, if Cav is not there to win a sprint handed to him on a platter, what good is he - besides being a celebtity tag-a-long like Frome last year. He is not a domestique, doesn't jump into breaks, can't/won't lead out another sprinter, what would be his function? You do understand that cycling is a team sport with 5/6 guys going all in to support their designated "winners", be that GC, sprints or climbers. Those other 140 guys are all doing their job brilliantly, Cav is not. Astana would be better served bringing a rider who has a chance of winning from a break or supporting a high places rider on the GC (top 10). I'm not an armchair fan of any rider or any team, I love cycling when it's done well, Cav is not doing it well, and because of that neither is Astana. Use your brain, think before you comment - I did, as I hope you can understand from my explanation.

[@davidjames3080]

@@isitrachelorj3953 Are you not going to comment after today's win for Cav? 'Using your brain'? You must be joking, you would need to have at least half of one to make such a comment. Your tongue seems to get a lot of words in before your brain engages. Would be nice to see all you doubters and negative people own up to their negative and incorrect comments, but I'm guessing you're asleep in your armchair after your Sunday dinner.

[@blackflamesolutions526]

Sad how fans (including UK commentators) keep talking up Cavendish's chances. He is nowhere near winning a stage even in a reduced bunch sprint mid way through a Giro missing the fastest sprinters. The TdF is going to be painful as commentators and fans big up his chances and he finishes out of the top ten when it matters. It sullies his fantastic legacy to be talked up like this when he's so obviously past it.

[@davidjames3080]

'Nowhere near winning stage' is a bit dramatic when he's crossed the line in front of the favourite, Pederson, and is less than a wheel behind the winner. On another day he would have won it, timing is everything as a sprinter and he didn't quite time it right coming from behind Pederson. Pederson or Milan didn't win either and no-one is talking about them being past it. When he does win a stage of either the Giro or the TDF it would be nice to see you comment then, but I suppose then you'll be saying how lucky he was or how badly everyone else performed.

[@davidjames3080]

Guessing you're not going to comment on Cav winning today's final stage? Or are you going to come up with some lame excuse that all you negative comment bottom-feeders seem to do, that all the sprinters were tired, or they let him win, ow the sun was in their eyes. just inset your own bull.

[@briz1965]

If he'd have carried on cycling rather than throwing the bike he would have won IMO.

[@lucavittor6327]

Milan is the future!!! Mandi !!!!