Santiago Buitrago was visionary. The Bogota cyclist from Bahrain announced at dawn this Friday that he will be the hero of the queen stage.
“It would be nice to get that victory in Rome so it will be important and be careful”he said with his usual shyness.
Then, a few hours later, he began to flee resolutely, proving that his words might be true amid the reluctance of his fleeing friends to push.
Finally, hope was true: Buitrago wins the queen stage of the Giro d’Italia.
(In detail: Santiago Buitrago, glorious victory on the queen stage of the Giro d’Italia!).
Moved, Buitrago reached the line Stage 19 of the Giro d’Italia has come to an end.
With the advantage he gained after the surprise attack at the end of the track, the cyclist from Bogota took ‘clothes’ for the photo.
His reaction after straightening his glasses, straightening his jersey, spreading his arms and blowing a kiss to the sky: a bath of emotion.
(The winner speaks: Santiago Buitrago explains how he won the queen stage at the Giro d’Italia: “I was tough”).
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Source: Exame
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