The biggest win of Chabbey's career and her first WorldTour one-day victory. She raced proactively all day — attacking on the first Colle Pinzuto with ~50 km to go alongside Włodarczyk to put pressure on the favourites, then regrouping into the front eight when the move was caught. In the sprint up to the Piazza del Campo she stayed patient on the wheels of Longo Borghini, Niewiadoma and Koch through the final corner, then came past all three with a little over 200 metres to go to win. Her sixth career victory and first on Italian soil.

• 50 kmAttacked on the first Colle Pinzuto with Włodarczyk, building a ~30s lead
• 0.2 kmSurged past Longo Borghini, Niewiadoma and Koch out of the final corner to win

Crashed earlier in the race but recovered to make every selection. She bridged across to the Longo Borghini move on an uphill drag and was prominent in the late attacking, then led the chasing quartet's regroup. In the sprint she was the rider Chabbey came around, taking second by a hair on the climb to Piazza del Campo.

• 12 kmBridged to the Longo Borghini front move on the final Le Tolfe

The most aggressive rider of the finale. Her attack on Le Tolfe at 42 km to go was the move Vollering punctured while following. She traded blows with Chabbey on the second Colle Pinzuto and forced the decisive split with Niewiadoma on the final Le Tolfe. Led the group into the last corner but lost the inside line and faded to fourth at +0:03 — animator of the race without the reward.

• 42 kmAttacked on Le Tolfe — Vollering punctured while following
• 12 kmForced the front split with Niewiadoma on the final Le Tolfe

Survived a hugely selective race to make the front group of eight and contest the sprint, finishing fifth at +0:06. A standout Classics ride for the Canadian on the white roads.

Bridged across to the Longo Borghini-Niewiadoma move over the crest of the final Le Tolfe, putting herself in the decisive front trio. A near-crash when she caught Longo Borghini's wheel briefly threatened her finale; she came home sixth at +0:16, just off the eight-rider front group's sprint.

• 12 kmBridged to the front move over the crest of the final Le Tolfe

Made the front group of eight and finished seventh at +0:34. With teammate Ferrand-Prévot eliminated by a mechanical, Vos was Visma's best finisher — an experienced, steady ride in a chaotic edition.

Fought back to the front group after being briefly distanced and launched an immediate attack inside the final kilometres that was marked. Eighth at +0:37 — an attacking, attention-catching ride.

• 6 kmRejoined the front group and launched an immediate (marked) attack

Tenth at +1:47, the second of two Lidl-Trek riders inside the top ten alongside Shirin van Anrooij in ninth. A solid result on a day that shredded the bunch.