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Mohoric had already won a stage of the Giro d'Italia in May and a year earlier at the Vuelta a Espana. Most importantly, the 23-year-old has praised his team's work, which has never given room to a group of six players, including Viennese leader Matthias Krizek of more than two minutes. "We were up to it from the start," said Mohoric. Upon arrival, he and Visconti would have played their technical skills. For the tour, which runs until next Saturday in Wels, it is however necessary to set up the teammate. "We hope Hermann Pernsteiner will qualify for the win," Mohoric said. The 27-year-old could benefit from a proven climber from the tough profile. The second and the longest section leads on 180.5 km Sunday and the Arlberg from Feldkirch to Fulpmes in the Tyrol. Pernsteiner is in a good mood: "We proved we could control the race well."
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