
On Tuesday, Israel-Premier Tech's Derek Gee looked like a tired man as he rolled into Vipiteno on stage 2 of the Tour of the Alps, fifty seconds behind the main GC after not quite being there in the key moments.
Just 24 hours later, the Canadian was a picture of joy as he crossed the line on stage 3, taking third place behind a huge solo win for his teammate Marco Frigo, and backing up a spirited counter-attack from Matthew Riccitello. What a difference a day can make.