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Do you like this?     Tweet The then world champion Cadel Evans was dropped by Ivan Basso in 2010 Digsby IM, Email, and Social Networks in one easy to use application! The then world Nike Elastico Finale II champion Cadel Evans was dropped by Ivan Basso in 2010 Previous Next     Gilberto Simoni (Team Saeco) puts 30 seconds into Stefano Garzelli in 2003     Ivan Basso returned to the sport after his ban to win the Giro d'Italia in 2010     Ivan Basso (Liquigas) put over a minute into his closest rival     Raimondas Rumsas and Marco Pantani climbing in 2003     The then world champion Cadel Evans was dropped by Ivan Basso in 2010     Gilberto Simoni shoots away from his rivals on the Zoncolan in 2003     Carlos Sastre posted a top six on the Monte Zoncolan in 2010     Ivan Basso won the Monte Zoncolan stage in 2010 and wrapped up the overall     Ivan Basso races towards the win on the Monte Zoncolan in 2010     Michele Scarponi has climbed Monte Zoncolan a number of times     Alberto Contador at the start of the Monte Zoncolan in 2011     Alberto Contador finished second on the Monte Zoncolan in 2011     Igor Anton wins on Monte Zoncolan in 2011     Igor Anton was first to the top of the Zoncolan in 2011     He may have been in pink but Contador lost the 2011 race at CAS     Alberto Contador in the magalia rosa in 2011     Alberto Contador keeps a lid on Vincenzo Nibali at the Giro d'Italia in 2011     Vincenzo Nibali matches Alberto Contador on the Zoncolan in 2011     Alberto Contador was too strong for everyone else in 2011 but later lost his title at CAS     Vincenzo Nibali leads Alberto Contador on the Zoncolan in 2011     Vincenzo Nibali leads Alberto Contador on the Zoncolan in 2011     Alberto Contador defending the maglia rosa in 2011     Cadel Evans struggles to the top of the climb     Gadret, Vinokourov, Nibali and Cunego ride up the Zoncolan in 2010     Ivan Basso drops Cadel Evans on his way to victory     Gilberto Simoni shoots away from his rivals on the Zoncolan in 2003     Gilberto Simoni leads Andrea Noe and Marco Pantani up the climb     blank     Andrea Noe leads a group containing Pantani, Rumsas, Gonzalez and Frigo     Stefano Garzelli (Vini Caldirola-SO.DI) leads his rivals in 2003     Marco Pantani hangs on the GC favourites in 2003     Gilberto Simoni (Team Saeco) conquered the Zoncolan in 2003     Casagrande and Garzelli hang on but Simoni is about to Nike Mercurial Victory IV IC fly     Gilberto Simoni (Team Saeco) leaves Casagrande and Garzelli standing     Gilberto Simoni (Team Saeco) rides towards victory in 2003     Mexican climber Julio A. Perez Cuapio (Ceramiche Panaria-Fiordo) in action     Sandy Casar (FDJeux.com) climbs to 24th on the Zoncolan in 2003     Cadel Evans (BMC) couldn't match Ivan Basso on the climb     David Arroyo (Caisse d'Epargne) holds onto the maglia rosa     Gilberto Simoni (Team Saeco) puts 30 seconds into Stefano Garzelli in 2003     Ivan Basso returned to the sport after his ban to win the Giro d'Italia in 2010     Ivan Basso (Liquigas) put over a minute into his closest rival     Raimondas Rumsas and Marco Pantani climbing in 2003     The then world champion Cadel Evans was dropped by Ivan Basso in 2010     Gilberto Simoni shoots away from his rivals on the Zoncolan in Nike CTR360 Maestri III FG 2003     Carlos Sastre posted a top six on the Monte Zoncolan in 2010     Ivan Basso won the Monte Zoncolan stage in 2010 and wrapped up the overall view thumbnail gallery 2014 Giro d'Italia reaches its final test After three weeks of racing the 2014 Giro d'Italia reaches its final major test on stage 20 with a ragged and weary peloton taking on the mammoth task of the Monte Zoncolan. It’s one of the most revered and feared climbs in cycling but a relative new-comer on the professional circuit having made it’s Giro d’Italia debut in 2003. That year Gilberto Simoni romped away from a group of riders containing Francesco Casagrande, Stefano Garzelli, Yaroslav Popovych, Julio Perez Cuapio, and the late Marco Pantani. When the climb was included in the corsa rosa four years later, Simoni was at it again, this time winning ahead of his then teammate Leonardo Piepoli and a young up-and-coming Andy Schleck. The climb was left out until 2010 when Ivan Basso soared clear on his way to claiming the stage and eventually the overall title, with the climb used a year later as Igor Anton skipped clear of a group containing Alberto Contador. More than one route to the top of the climb has been used in the past, and it returns for Saturday’s crucial stage. Movistar's Nairo Quintana will be looking to seal his overall win with another stage, while Fabio Aru (Astana), Rigoberto Uran (Omega Pharma-QuickStep) and Domenico Pozzovivo (Ag2r-La Mondiale) – who incidentally was 17th on the climb in 2007 – will all be in contention. Before then, enjoy this gallery of race photos, as well as our stage preview.  Click here to subscribe to the Cyclingnews video channel.