Giro d'Italia Stage 4: Genova Quarto dei Mille > Livorno, 216kms

A distraught David Millar ponders his first day as race-leader of the Giro...

GARMINGIRO

At any other time, this could have been a beautiful day in the Giro...

SCENERYGIRO

The Leopard-Trek team leads the peloton into the grounds of the Genova hospital where Weylandt was declared dead yesterday...

LEOPARDGIRO

The day starts in Genova with a minute's silence for Wouter Weylandt...

LEOPARDGIRO

There's no racing going on, but a regular pace of 35-kilometres-per-hour still requires lots of water..!

LAMPREGIRO

"We are the water carriers for Wouter Weylandt on this most difficult stage of his life"

WEYLANDTFANSGIRO

Team Sky ride at the front for a while - each team plans to ride 10-kilometres in front to maintain a good pace...

SKYDOWNINGBARRYGIRO

Quick-Step take their turn at pacing the peloton - their loss is as great as anyone else's, for Weylandt was a Quick-Step rider for many years...

CIOLEKGIRO

Alberto Contador leads his SaxoBank team at the front - all thoughts of him winning this Giro are on hold right now...

CONTADOR GIRO

An Italian fan waves a Belgian flag as a tribute the the grieving peloton...

WEYLANDTFANSGIRO

Incredibly, a small crash has involved Vogonov, Menchov and Ardila...

HTC Columbia take to the front on a steep hill with 25-kilometres to go...

HTCGIRO

Team Garmin makes its entry at the head of the peloton, with David Millar showing his respects to Leopard-Trek and Wouter Weylandt...

GARMINGIRO

"You're still with us", say a group of tifosi carrying Weylandt's No.108 race-number...

WEYLANDTFANSGIRO

Fabian Wegmann consoles Tyler Farrar, one of Wouter Weylandt's best friends in Belgium, as Leopard-Trek make their move to the front...

LEOPARDGIROFARRAR

Farrar is a welcome guest in Leopard-Trek's parade towards the finish...

LEOPARDGIRO

Leopard-Trek and Tyler Farrar cross the line in Livorno - their day of grieving in public is finally over...

LEOPARDGIRO