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The winner of the day was the Polish Michal Kwiatkowski, who crossed the finish line hugging the Ecuadorian Richard Carapaz, his teammate Ineos and new leader of the mountain.
The day had 5 climbs in which The victims were the Colombian Rigoberto Urán and the British Adam Yates, who lost the step in the only out-of-category stop that the route had, but who managed to remain in the ‘top 10’ of the Excursion.
Otherwise, there were no changes on the podium, as the Slovenians Roglic and Pogacar arrived at 1:53; while Miguel Ángel López did it at 1:54.
This Friday, September 18, the lot will no longer find high mountains, since there are 166.5 kilometers with a fourth prize and undulating terrain.
This is how the general classification was
- 1. Primoz Roglic (SLV – Jumbo)
- 2. Tadej Pogacar (SLV – UAE): at 0:57
- 3. Miguel Ángel López (COL – Atana): 1:27 a.m.
- 4. Richie Porte (AUS – Trek): at 3:07
- 5. Míkel Landa (ESP – Bahain): at 3:28
- 6. Enric Mas (ESP – Movistar): at 4:19
- 7. Adam Yates (GRB – Mitchelton): at 5:55
- 8. Rigoberto Urán (COL – EF): at 6:05
- 9. Tom Dumoulin (HOL – Jumbo): at 7:24
- 10. Alejandro Valverde (ESP – Movistar): at 12:12
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