According to Chris, “Ted is looking strong. He rode back over Mont Cenis yesterday on the Stage 16 pre-ride which brought us back into Italy finishing in Ivrea. Today’s stage 17 was flat and long and unfortunately on roads that were less than ideal traffic wise. The last 40 km however were beautiful and the Categorized climb at the end was a real stinger. Tomorrow we will deal with the uphill ITT.”
Ted’s Giro d’Italia Challenge features London, Ontario’s Velikonja, a First Vice President at CIBC Wood Gundy, who is continuing his goal to ride all of the Grand Tours.
Velikonja has already completed the Tour de France and is now back on track to tackle the Giro with his two domestiques Pedal‘s Tim Lefebvre and Christopher Balogh.
May 23rd, 2013 at 8:48 am
Hi Tim and Chris and Ted,
How are you boys dealing with some of the distances? In the real race they would cover 250+km in 5-6hr depending on the serverity of the course.
You do not have the luxury of the peleton.