Greig Leach

As the peloton neared the summit of the final climb, the Poggio di Sanremo, it was time to make the attack that would stick. As he did in 2019, Julian Alaphilippe (Deceuninck-Quick Step) attacked hard on the climb. As he went the only one that could come close to holding the Frenchman's wheel was Dutchman, Wout Van Aerts (Jumbo-Visma). Behind you can see the rest of the peloton dropping away. I didn't manage to get who it was just behind riding for Team Ineos. I wonder if the peloton had the chance to take in the beautiful views of the sea off their fight shoulders.