Overview
- The team reported the break-in on Sunday night following the Limone Piemonte stage.
- Initial reconstructions indicate about 18 race bikes were taken, with losses estimated near €250,000.
- Visma says its mechanics are working to ensure riders have bicycles ready for Stage 3.
- The team clarified that a separate incident involving Axel Zingle was a misunderstanding after his bike was retrieved from the sweep vehicle.
- Earlier in the weekend, Shimano manager Joost Hoetelmans reported his Pinarello and personal items stolen from his car in Turin.