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Italy's Vincenzo Nibali (C) of team Astana, winner, Colombia's Esteban Chaves of team Orica (L), second, and Spain's Alejandro Valverde of team Movistar, on the podium after winning the 99th Giro d'Italia, Tour of Italy, after the 21th stage from Cuneo to Turin on May 29, 2016. Astana's Vincenzo Nibali secured his second Giro d'Italia triumph on Sunday after topping a dramatic 99th edition that saw key rival Steven Kruijswijk agonisingly crash during the final stages. Germany's Nikias Arndt, of the Giant team, celebrated winning the final stage into Turin although it came only after Giacomo Nizzolo, of the Trek team, was stripped of the victory by race judges who ruled the Italian had hampered other riders by deviating from his sprint line. / AFP / Luk BENIES (Photo credit should read LUK BENIES/AFP via Getty Images)

Italy's Vincenzo Nibali (C) of team Astana, winner, Colombia's Esteban Chaves of team Orica (L), second, and Spain's Alejandro Valverde of team Movistar, on the podium after winning the 99th Giro d'Italia, Tour of Italy, after the 21th stage from Cuneo to Turin on May 29, 2016. Astana's Vincenzo Nibali secured his second Giro d'Italia triumph on Sunday after topping a dramatic 99th edition that saw key rival Steven Kruijswijk agonisingly crash during the final stages. Germany's Nikias Arndt, of the Giant team, celebrated winning the final stage into Turin although it came only after Giacomo Nizzolo, of the Trek team, was stripped of the victory by race judges who ruled the Italian had hampered other riders by deviating from his sprint line. / AFP / Luk BENIES (Photo credit should read LUK BENIES/AFP via Getty Images)
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