Elia Viviani
Italian sprinter Elia Viviani has chalked up his second stage win at the 2017 Tour of Austria.
Riding for the Italian national team rather than in usual Team Sky colours, Viviani sprinted to victory on the long 226.2km stage from Wieselburg to Altheim on Wednesday.
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Elia Viviani outsprints the pack in wind-blown stage one of Tour de la ProvenceThe Ineos Grenadiers rider took his first victory since returning to the team
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'My head was filled with doubts and insecurities but I'm ready to win sprints again': says Elia Viviani as he re-joins Ineos in 2022The former Italian champion and Olympic gold medallist is confident he can get back to the top of sprinting
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Belgian pro criticises Elia Viviani's lead-out after he was 'sandwiched' in sprintThe Belgian came out of Viviani's wheel late to dart for the line but had to brake to avoid Consonni
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Elia Viviani apologises to Davide Cimolai for altercation after finish of stage three at Giro d’Italia 2021The Italian sprinter hit his compatriot after the finish line and was frustrated in his post-race interview
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Elia Viviani leaves Cofidis training camp due to heart concerns, according to reportElia Viviani has reportedly left the Cofidis winter training camp due to heart concerns, according to Italian media.
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Fabio Jakobsen pushes past Elia Viviani to take stage one of the Volta ao Algarve 2020Youth trumped experience in the Volta ao Algarve 2020 as Fabio Jakobsen pushed past Elia Viviani to take stage one.
