Tinkoff Saxo rider Alberto Contador of Spain (3rd L) rides with his team mates during the 264 km (164 miles) seventh stage of the 98th Giro d'Italia (Tour of Italy) cycling race from Grosseto to Fiuggi, Italy, May 15, 2015. REUTERS/LaPresse/Fabio Ferrari
(Reuters) - Twice Tour de France champion Alberto Contador retained the overall Giro d'Italia lead a day after dislocating his shoulder in a crash, while home rider Diego Ulissi won the seventh stage on Friday.
Tinkoff-Saxo rider Contador, who also injured his knee during a mass sprint to the finish in Thursday's sixth stage, opted to race the 264-km leg from Grosseto to Fiuggi with lower pressure in his tyres to ease the strain on his sore shoulder.
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