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Catching Them at the Line IL8
Diego Rosa (Astana) had launched yet another attack with just a couple hundred meters to race, it looked like he had both Columbians beat. But alas, it was Johan Esteban Chaves (Orica-BikeExchange) who was able to launch his sprint from the back of the threesome and just nip Rosa at the line. Chaves' victory was the first for any Columbian in the Il Lombardia. Rosa held on for second, which given all of the work he had done earlier was rather impressive. The race commentators were sure it would be Rigoberto Uran (Cannondale-Drapac) who would out sprint the other two, but he seemed not to have the legs and took third on the day.