Jai Hindley reveals the keys to winning the Giro d’Italia 2022, video

Jay Hindley

He became the first Australian to win the race.

Jai Hindle (Bora Hansgrohe) was “proud” to be the first Australian cyclist to win the Giro d’Italia, a fact that was confirmed after the final time trial of the 105th edition that entered the Roman amphitheater in Verona.

Having been left with honey on his lips in 2020, when Hindley finished second Losing the pink jersey on the last day, also in Verona, the “ausie” cyclist fought “to the death” not to repeat the bitter experience.

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“I have a lot of emotions together. I was aware of what happened in 2020. Winning the Giro is incredible. I felt very good, as if I were flying. He couldn’t let that experience happen again. I was getting references in the time trial and I felt pretty good on the bike. So in the end I was able to take the corners cautiously and secure,” he explained.
Hindley at the goal.

Hindley (Perth, 26 years old), went down in the history of cycling in his country. His compatriot Cadel Evans came to wear the pink jersey, but did not achieve the final victory.

“I am a proud Australian and I am delighted to take home this victory, being also the first Australian to win the Giro d’Italia”, he concluded.

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