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After 17 stages and more than 2,000 kilometers of racing, the Giro d’Italia remains insanely close.
The top-three in the GC are separated by less than one minute, and there are still six riders within five minutes of the overall lead. Not far off the podium, Derek Gee is sitting in fourth place, 1:57 behind the maglia rosa Isaac del Toro.
Gee had one of the best climbing performances of his career yesterday on stage 16, finishing in fifth after pushing a Normalized Power of 348w for five hours and 40 minutes.
This stage put…