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Giro d'Italia 1996 - 21 Aprica Gotti

Giro d'Italia 1996 - 21, Cavalese - Aprica 250 km: 1. Ivan Gotti (Ita) Gewiss 7.55.00 (31,579 km/h) 2. Pavel Tonkov (Rus) Panaria-Vinavil + 0.03 3. Piotr Ugrumov (Rus) Roslotto-ZG + 0.57 4. Enrico Zaina (Ita) Carrera s.t. 5. Abraham Olano (Spa) Mapei-GB + 2.52 6. Giuseppe Guerini (Ita) Team Polti + 5.31 7. Jean-Cyril Robin (Fra) Festina s.t. 8. Paolo Lanfranchi (Ita) Mapei-GB s.t. 9. Davide Rebellin (Ita) Team Polti s.t. 10. Stefano Faustini (Ita) Aki-Gipiemme s.t. 11. Buenahora 12. Shefer 13. Piepoli + 5.36 14. Zberg + 10.51 15. Rodriguez Nelson 16. Teteriuk 17. Faresin 18. Bo Larsen 19. Pulnikov 20. Garcia Felix 21. Cenghialta 22. Laukka 23. Bugno 24. Pellicioli 25. Berzin 26. Fernandez Gines 27. Jaskula + 12.27 28. Saligari + 19.44 29. Finco 30. Simeoni 31. Baldinger 32. Della Vedova 33. Vona 34. Massi 35. Beltran + 24.25 36. Noe + 33.17 37. Spruch + 36.50 38. Belli 39. Bontempi 40. Checchin 41. Forconi 42. Petilleau 43. Roux 44. Zen 45. Uslamine 46. Piccoli 47. Gontchenkov 48. Tronca 49. Gasperoni 50. Sanchez de la Rocha Overall: 1. Pavel Tonkov (Rus) Panaria-Vinavil 100.37.02 (37.903 km/h) 2. Enrico Zaina (Ita) Carrera + 2.43 3. Abraham Olano (Spa) Mapei-GB + 2.57 4. Piotr Ugrumov (Rus) Roslotto-ZG + 3.00 5. Ivan Gotti (Ita) Gewiss + 3.36 6. Davide Rebellin (Ita) Team Polti + 9.15 7. Stefano Faustini (Ita) Aki-Gipiemme +10.38 8. Alexander Chefer (Kaz) Scrigno-Blue Storm +11.22 9. Jean-Cyril Robin (Fra) Festina +12.54 10. Eugeni Berzin (Rus) Gewiss +14.41 Report Russian Pavel Tonkov snatched back the Giro d'Italia lead - and virtual overall victory - after a brutally decisive day in the Dolomite mountains on Saturday. Attacks on the vicious climb of Mortirolo, one of the day's five mountains, cracked overnight leader Abraham Olano of Spain, who finished two minutes and 52 seconds behind the day's winner, Italian Ivan Gotti with Tonkov second. It gave the Russian a convincing race lead of two minutes and 43 seconds from Italy's Enrico Zaina with Olano now 2:57 behind after holding a minute advantage of 0.46 seconds over Tonkov. They started the day equal on total time but divided by the fractional differences in the times registered in Thursday's time trial. Saturday produced an emphatic decision. As Tonkov and Gotti raced towards the finish line the Russian eased, allowing Gotti to pass to win the 21st and longest stage over 250 kms from Cavalese. With some 20 kms still to race Tonkov was celebrating with arms aloft. As they completed the 12.6 kms struggle to the 1,852 metres Mortirolo summit, excited crowds brought the road down to a cycle's width, and his victory salute turned to gestures to the crowd to step back. Behind them Olano was already trailing by 2:22 after first an attack by the ambitious Zaina, Friday's winner, and then Gotti shattered the group of main contenders. When Gotti made his move inside three kms from the top of a climb with 18 per cent gradients, only Tonkov could respond, leaving Zaina and Latvian Piotr Ugrumov to fight it out for third place. Olano rode alone for the final 40 kms, his hopes crushed of emulating compatriot Miguel Indurain, who scored his second Giro triumph three years ago. http://autobus.cyclingnews.com/result... Mountains (maglia verde): 1. Mariano Piccoli 69 pts 2. Tonkov 37 3. Gotti 36 Intergiro (maglia azzurra): 1. Fabrizio Guidi 59.36.45 2. Bontempi + 0.15 3. Bettin + 1.37 Points (maglia ciclamino): 1. Fabrizio Guidi 235 pts 2. Lombardi 130 3. Zaina 120 Supercombattivo: 1. Fabrizio Guidi 86 pts 2. Piccoli 52 3. Bontempi 43 Teams (time): 1. Carrera Blue Jeans-Longoni Sport 316.40.46 2. Mapei-GB + 2.33 3. Gewiss Playbus + 8.21 4. Festina Lotus + 16.37 5. Team Polti + 53.13 Superteam (points): 1. Ceramiche Panaria-Vinavil 468 pts 2. Carrera-Longoni 426 3. Saeco 401 Fair play (premio disciplina): 1. MG-Technogym 0 pts 2. Selle Italia-Glacia 0 3. Refin-Mobilvetta 8