Froome wins the final stage and the GC in the Herald Sun Tour.
Froome attacked 16km. from the finish, only Cooper could follow him.
Here are the top 20 in the stage:
1. Christopher FROOME (SKY) 2h58:44
2. Damien HOWSON (OGE) 17
3. Jonathan CLARKE (UHC) 21
4. Chris HAMILTON (AUS) 29
5. Robbie HUCKER (AIW) 29
6. Jack HAIG (OGE) 29
7. Peter KENNAUGH (SKY) 32
8. Jack BOBRIDGE (TFS) 36
9. Anthony GIACOPPO (AIW) 41
10. Dion SMITH (ONE) 43
11. Lachlan NORRIS (DPC) 45
12. Michael STORER (AUS) 48
13. Angus LYONS (AUS) 48
14. Steven LAMPIER (JLT) 53
15. Patrick SHAW (AIW) 55
16. Adam PHELAN (DPC) +1:07
17. Alistair DONOHOE (AUS) +1:07
18. Nathan EARLE (DPC) +1:07
19. Jai HINDLEY (ATG) +1:11
20. Ben DYBALL (AUS) +1:14
Here are the top 20 in the GC:
1. Christopher FROOME (SKY) 12h53:00
2. Peter KENNAUGH (SKY) 29
3. Damien HOWSON (OGE) +1:01
4. Jack BOBRIDGE (TFS) +1:04
5. Jack HAIG (OGE) +1:14
6. Jonathan CLARKE (UHC) +1:15
7. Robbie HUCKER (AIW) +1:20
8. Chris HAMILTON (AUS) +1:23
9. Anthony GIACOPPO (AIW) +1:32
10. Dion SMITH (ONE) +1:32
11. Patrick SHAW (AIW) +1:43
12. Steven LAMPIER (JLT) +1:51
13. Nathan EARLE (DPC) +2:01
14. Adam PHELAN (DPC) +2:02
15. Alistair DONOHOE (AUS) +2:02
16. James ORAM (ONE) +2:12
17. Lachlan NORRIS (DPC) +2:13
18. Jai HINDLEY (ATG) +2:14
19. Ben DYBALL (AUS) +2:18
20. Michael STORER (AUS) +2:24
Today we saw the 4th stage of the Giro d'Italia. Today we saw the race move to Sicily, an island at the south of Italy. The stage was the next true challenge after the first short, technical, time trial. Starting the stage Rohan Dennis was in pink with a one second advantage on Tom Dumoulin, winner of stage 1. The stage started with a breakaway of 5 riders, consisting of Jacopo Mosca (Willier-Triestina), Quentin Jauregui (AG2R-La Mondiale), Maxim Belkov (Katusha-Alpecin), Enrico Barbin (Barbiani), Marco Frapporti (Androni-Giacotolli). BMC controlled the race for the first 60 km, while the mountain jersey, Enrico Barbin took mountain points over the small categorised climbs along the way. UAE Team Emirates made an acceleration with 105 km. to go over the feed zone, making it hard for cyclists to get their essential food and drink. This decision was quite controversial. Their attack brought the breakaway difference right down to 25", but after that the race continued. With 60 k...
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