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Nibali all-but assured of Giro d'Italia win
Vincenzo Nibali all-but secures the 2013 Giro d'Italia title after overcoming blizzard conditions to win stage 20.
Giro d'Italia: Stage 20
Vincenzo Nibali wins the penultimate stage in the snowy Dolomite mountains to cement his position as race leader
Giro stage cancelled because of snow
Friday's 19th stage of the Giro d'Italia is cancelled because of heavy snow and Saturday's stage 20 is re-routed.
Headlines
- 'Idiot' Di Luca fails doping test
- Nibali extends lead with stage win
- Visconti takes second Giro stage win
- Intxausti wins 16th stage of Giro
- Visconti takes first Giro stage win
- Nibali claims second to extend lead
- Wada appeals after blood bag ruling
- Cavendish completes consecutive wins
- Wiggins forced to quit Giro d'Italia
- Cavendish wins but Wiggins struggles
- Swiss back McQuaid UCI presidency
- Wiggins has chest infection at Giro
- French cyclist fails test at Giro
- GB Cycling's new 'Secret Squirrel'
- Uran wins stage as Wiggins falters
- Disability Sport GB coach faces challenges - Cundy
- I rode like a bit of a girl - Wiggins
Video & Audio
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Listen to audio Giro d'Italia podcast from 5 live
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Listen to audio Cavendish sprints to Giro opener
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Watch video Thomas 'likes' Wiggins-Froome rivalry
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Watch video Wiggins wants Giro-Tour double
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Watch video Storey on training and pregnancy
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Watch video Hoy explains decision to retire
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Watch video Hoy retires from competitive cycling
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Watch video Getting to know Sir Chris Hoy
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Watch video Multiple tactics needed in road racing
Giro d'Italia 2013
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Features & Analysis
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No matter how much money is recouped from Lance Armstrong, the cost to cycling is far greater, says sports editor David Bond
Geraint Thomas assesses Sir Bradley Wiggins's chances of winning the Giro d'Italia and Tour de France
Gary Coltman is a man with a mission as he joins Scottish Cycling as their new head of performance
Sir Chris Hoy leaves behind a sporting landscape he has helped to change beyond recognition, says sports editor David Bond
BBC Sport's Tom Fordyce pays tribute to an Olympic great whose easy-going manner belied an obsessive commitment to perfection