New protest from riders upon learning that the Giro would observe a rest day after Milan: many had feared they could only watch it from afar.

Visma clarifies that Vingegaard's statement "I didn't think it would be such an emotion" refers to his first day in pink in Milan and not to the success in the rapid negotiation with the jury.

Radio Informazioni clarifies that the announcement "Mas crash" during the Milan stage referred to the Spanish rider's slip and not to a landslide warning.

Surprise at Enrico Zanoncello's expulsion from the Giro for a headbutt against a rival in the sprint: on Sunday in Milan there were numerous riders who couldn't keep their heads in place.

It wasn't the slipstream from the motorcycles that favored the breakaway that reached the finish in Milan: when you start at the first kilometer, the blessing for the escapees is always "may the Lord draft with you".

RCS organization denies that Marotta, Inter's president, handed over the blue jersey to Vingegaard because the Milan day was also somewhat dark.

Lego points out that it didn't become a Giro partner because it's Danish like Vingegaard, but because success in a stage race is built one brick at a time.

"The climbers on Saturday didn't sweat the proverbial seven shirts, but at least fourteen" (Stefano Rizzato, RAI motorcycle commentary, volunteers for laundry service).