RetourSepp Kuss Wins Giro d'Italia Stage 19 as Jonas Vingegaard Secures Overall Lead

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Sepp Kuss Wins Giro d'Italia Stage 19 as Jonas Vingegaard Secures Overall Lead

Giro d'Italia Sepp Kuss Jonas Vingegaard

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Sepp Kuss achieved a historic solo victory in Stage 19 of the Giro d'Italia, while teammate Jonas Vingegaard maintained his overall lead.
Kuss became the 116th rider to win stages in all three Grand Tours.

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Sepp Kuss achieved a historic solo victory in Stage 19 of the Giro d'Italia, while teammate Jonas Vingegaard maintained his overall lead. Kuss became the 116th rider to win stages in all three Grand Tours. The stage through the Dolomites saw Giulio Ciccone attempt a late break, but Kuss overtook him in the final climb. Vingegaard now leads by over 4 minutes. Jhonatan Narvaez abandoned the race due to a minor injury from the previous day.

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