Stage 3 is another flat stage, although longer at 162km, strangly the favourites are the same,although Pozzatto doesn't look like he's interested in the sprints
Again we have no one interested in a breakaway so the first sprint goes to Kip ahead of Chicchi and Guillen
By the first climb a break of 3 has been established, in order, Suparman, Nordhaug and Monterastelli
Nordhaug takes the sprint ahead of Suparman and Monerastelli
10km to go and we are together again, the yellow jersey is well placed at the front
3km to go and we have 5 chains all side by side battling for victory, so lets look at the contenders from left to right
Kip, Siedler and Bettini are all on the far left, then we have Trusov and Pozzato both on a teammates wheel, with Gavazzi following Pozzato, On the far right is Cucinotta
Due to a reluctance to leave wheels are leaders are closed down fast when the sprint starts
So with 1.5km to go Van Hummel has exploded into the lead
He pulls out a massive gap
And takes a surprise victory ahead of Trusov and Gavazzi
Results:
Stage:
1. Kenny Van Hummel
2. Nikolai Trusov
3. Mattia Gavazzi
4. Damiano Caruso
GC:
1. Marco Guillén
2. Ismaël Kip
3. Kenny Van Hummel
Points:
1. Marco Guillén
Mountain:
1. Marcel Wyss
1. Iman Suparman
Young Rider:
1. Marco Guillén
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