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Back|Uruguay’s Silva makes history after dramatic Giro d’Italia second stage

Uruguay’s Silva makes history after dramatic Giro d’Italia second stage

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Guardian Sport·09.05.2026·🇬🇧United Kingdom·Sport

Uruguay’s Silva makes history after dramatic Giro d’Italia second stage

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Silva is first Uruguayan to win a Grand Tour stageNearly 20 riders involved in crash 198km into routeGuillermo Thomas Silva won stage two of the Giro d’Italia to become the first Uruguayan to win a Grand Tour stage after a dramatic sprint after a crash involving nearly 20 riders disrupted the hilly, rain-soaked 221 km ride from Burgas to Veliko Tarnovo in Bulgaria.The race was temporarily neutralised after the crash around the 198km mark which left several riders injured, and forced the Australian Jay Vine and Norwegian Adne Holter to abandon. The Spaniard Florian Stork finished second and Giulio Ciccone of Italy was third, as the XDS Astana rider Thomas Silva took the pink jersey from the stage one winner, France’s Paul Magnier. Continue reading...

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