Jai Hindley may have just turned his last pedal stroke in an edition of the Giro d'Italia that saw the Australian return to a Grand Tour podium for the first time in four years, but already the thoughts are starting to turn to what's next.
First there has to be some savouring, for both Hindley and his team, after the 30-year-old salvaged Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe's Giro – where he started out as joint leader with Giulio Pellizzari.
