The Giro d’Italia is 125 kilometers from the end, which will be covered this Sunday on a circuit in Rome, the country’s capital, where Tadej Pogacar will be the new champion of the competition.
‘They came to see me’
The first is second in the general classification and the second rose, this Saturday, to seventh place, in a sensational Giro.
Martínez finished matchday 20 in third place and hours before he had received a visit from his family, who came from Colombia to see him at the end of the competition.
Daniel Martínez and his wife Melissa Valencia.
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“It is a great satisfaction to have them. Family is an incentive and being at the end of the Giro is a different plus. Almost a month away and with them here, it gives me energy to finish the race in the best way,” Martínez said.
“I was inspired by my children, they are small, and I hope that one day they will see it. I have worked hard for this,” said the Colombian runner.
(Keep reading: Colombian cyclist Daniel Martínez, spectacular: he defended the podium at the Giro d’Italia).
The Giro will have the last stage this Sunday, of 125 km, in Rome and the Martínez Valencia family will celebrate the best result that Daniel has achieved in his 28 years.
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