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Dversnes Outsprints Breakaway to Take Milan Stage

The surprise victory came after the jury neutralized part of Milan’s final circuit for safety, leaving Jonas Vingegaard with a solid overall lead into the rest day.

Overview

  • Fredrik Dversnes of Uno‑X Mobility won Stage 15 in Milan by prevailing in the sprint from a four‑rider breakaway that stayed clear of the peloton.
  • Sprint teams failed to reel in the escape, allowing the breakaway to hold its advantage into the finish and produce an unexpected stage winner.
  • Race officials neutralized the section from the penultimate passage on the Milan circuit for safety, a move reports say was requested by Maglia Rosa holder Jonas Vingegaard.
  • Jonas Vingegaard keeps the pink jersey and holds a 2:26 advantage in the general classification as the race enters a rest day.
  • Coverage differs on the post‑rest day route with one account describing a short, intense Bellinzona–Cari stage and another a longer Garda–Andalo route, while tougher Dolomite stages remain the biggest threats to the overall standings.