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Pablo Mateo Ramirez

Al Giro Next Gen penultima tappa a Sparfel, la Maglia Rosa Finn allunga in classifica.

20 June

At the Giro Next Gen, the penultimate stage in Sparfel, the Pink Jersey Finn extends his lead in the standings.

Aubin Sparfel, Giro Next Gen Giovani Nazionale, Henrique Bravo Ribeiro, Lorenzo Mark Finn, Pablo Mateo Ramirez

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…

Il campione del mondo Finn in maglia rosa al Giro Next Gen

19 June

World champion Finn wears the pink jersey at the Giro Next Gen

Francesco Lollobrigida, Giro Next Gen Giovani Nazionale, Gustave Blanc, Henrique Bravo Ribeiro, Lorenzo Mark Finn, Matisse Van Kerckhove, Pablo Mateo Ramirez

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...