<B>Stage 16:</b> Alessandro Petacchi shrugs off Saturday's crash to claim his fifth stage win in this year's Giro d'Italia
<B>Stage 15:</b> Spain's Aitor Gonzalez triumphs in the time-trial, as overall leader Gilberto Simoni stretches his advantage
<B>Stage 14:</b> Overall leader Gilberto Simoni crosses the line 35 seconds ahead of Italian compatriot Stefano Garzelli
<B>Stage 13:</B> Italian Alessandro Petacchi takes the stage between Pordenone and Marostica after winning a sprint finish
<b>Stage 12:</b> Gilberto Simoni crosses the line first in Monte Zoncolan to increase his overall lead to 44 seconds
<b>Stage 11:</b> Cipollini holds his shoulder after a final-corner crash that later forces him to retire from the race
Robbie McEwen, winner of stage four, capitalises and crosses the line well clear of his rivals
<b>Stage 10:</b> Norway's Kurt Asle Arvesen wins Tuesday's 202km Montecatini Terme to Faenza stage
But Gilberto Simoni finishes third to take the overall lead in the Giro d'Italia
<b>Stage nine:</b> Italy's world champion Mario Cipollini (right) out sprints Robbie McEwen for a record 42nd stage win
Cipollini salutes a delighted Giro crowd after beating McEwen by less than the width of a wheel
Cipollini sprays champagne to celebrate his stage win, though fellow countryman Stefano Garzelli retains the overall lead
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