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Come On, Do a Bit of Work
First, it is truly amazing just how much stronger Ryder Hesjedal (Cannondale Garmin) is getting in the final days of the 98th Giro d'Italia. Today, the Canadian chased down Alberto Contador (Tinkoff Saxo) as the man in the Maglia Rosa was trying to put as much time into his rivals as possible. Near the summit of the Monte Olongo, the duo caught up to Davide Villella (Cannondale Garmin). As the now trio headed down the other side of the mountain, Hesjedal was frustrated that Contador would not pull through and do a bit of the work. Contador had less to gain, but should have been willing to assist the Cannondale Garmin boys. Contador could stretch his lead and Hesjedal was looking to move up a couple of places on the GC. With the pair sharing rivals, it seemed to Hesjedal that they should be allies for the day.
It was a nice touch that this debate took place as they sped pass race fans who had taken the time to festoon the road with pink balloons and hand made decorations. The Giro often feels like a big pink rolling party.