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Rider crashes, takes wrong turn, still wins wild Giro d'Italia stage

The Giro d'Italia treated supporters to one of the most astonishing finishes to a bike race in history when Igor Arrieta had to twice regather himself after first crashing and later taking a wrong turn to claim a stunning victory.

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Rider crashes, takes wrong turn, still wins wild Giro d'Italia stageThe Giro d'Italia treated supporters to one of the most astonishing finishes to a bike race in history when Igor Arrieta had to twice regather himself after first crashing and later taking a wrong turn to claim a stunning victory.
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