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Mauro Vegni announced consequences for the riders after they objected to running the full stage.
The director of the Giro d’Italia, Mauro Vegni, warned this Friday that there will be consequences for cyclists, after they protested and called for the shortening of the 19th stage.
“We do not accept the offer of the cyclists, we are the ones who suffer. This happened because the cyclists did not show up at the start. Someone will pay for it,” Vegni said in a statement to the RAI.
The race director denied that the conversation to shorten the stage had started yesterday and pointed to Lotto Soudal rider Adam Hansen, leaving a warning to the riders: “This is not over. We will finish the race and when we get to Milan, someone will pay.” . “.
The Giro director also recalled that the route of the stage had been known for a year and that it was also known that when there was a race in October, it would be necessary to run in low temperatures.
“What happened today spoils our work. Everyone knows that the Giro was going to happen in October and today it was 13 ° C. I heard many cyclists and many did not agree. You know how this started, some did not want to run and they wanted to run. ” rest more, “he concluded.
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