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Lorenzo Mark Finn finished his Giro Next Gen Carta Giovani Nazionale in style, taking the Maglia Rosa and also winning the Villa Sant'Angelo-L'Aquila Tudor ITT. The two-time world champion clocked a time of 29:03, 15 seconds ahead of Irish national champion Adam Rafferty and 32 seconds ahead of Belgian national champion and former Maglia Rosa Matisse Van Kerckhove. Mateo Ramirez and Henrique Bravo were further behind, but they nonetheless defended the podium from the assault of Piana delle Mele winner Aubin Sparfel, who finished fourth in both the time trial and the overall classification. Finn thus puts Italy back on top of the Giro Next…
Two years after Paul Magnier's victory, France once again won a stage of the Giro Next Gen Carta Giovani Nazionale thanks to Aubin Sparfel, who completed a move at Piana delle Mele just a few kilometers before the start of the final climb. The Decathlon CMA CGM rider prevailed over his breakaway companion, Britain's Elliot Rowe, while also holding off the resurgence of the Maglia Rosa, Lorenzo Mark Finn, who attacked on the most challenging section of the final climb and crossed the finish line just 5 seconds behind the winner. The world champion thus consolidated his lead in the overall standings: Mateo…
Lorenzo Mark Finn triumphed in the rainbow jersey in the sixth stage of the Giro Next Gen Carta Giovani Nazionale, earning his first Corsa Rosa victory and the Maglia Rosa in one fell swoop. The world champion's attack began on the slopes of Monte Livata, this year's Cima Coppi. A double acceleration broke the resistance of his main rivals, starting with Maglia Rosa Matisse Van Kerckhove, who broke away with 12 kilometers to go. With 10.5 kilometers to go, Finn launched a decisive attack, reaching the leader and teammate Gustave Blanc, and then...
After the Italian sprint in the fourth stage of the Giro Next Gen Carta Giovani Nazionale, won by Matteo Fiorin, who outsprinted Nicolò Pizzi and the Red Jersey Davide Donati, the Campi Flegrei circuit crowned Matisse Van Kerckhove as the new pink jersey at the end of a spectacular stage, characterized by continuous attacks and numerous dramatic twists. On the Bacoli seafront, the Belgian rider from Visma | Lease a Bike prevailed over Nicolò Arrighetti, the last survivor of the day's breakaway. The leading group in the general classification finished 11" behind, with the…
The pink jersey of the Giro Next Gen Carta Giovani Nazionale (National Youth Card) lasted 24 hours, worn by Davide Donati, a sprinter from Brescia for Red Bull - Bora - Hansgrohe Rookies, who outsprinted Belgian Aldo Taillieu and Frenchman Aubin Sparfel in the second stage in Crotone. He was ousted by Belgian Jasper Schoofs (Soudal Quick-Step Devo Team), who won the third stage, 166 km from Sibari to Villa d'Agri di Marsicovetere, after a 149 km breakaway, ahead of Simone Zanini (XDS Astana Development Team) and Matteo Vanhuffel (Development Team PicNic…
