Jai Hindley achieved a historic third podium finish at the Giro d'Italia, securing third place. The Australian cyclist, who battled illness during the race, joins an elite group of riders with multiple Grand Tour podiums.
Jai Hindley achieved a historic third-place finish in the Giro d'Italia, becoming the second Australian with three Grand Tour podiums. Despite illness, he showed a remarkable resurgence, finishing behind winner Jonas Vingegaard and runner-up Felix Gall.
Jonas Vingegaard wins the Giro d’Italia, extending his lead with a solo victory in the penultimate stage, and prepares for the Tour de France to achieve the Giro-Tour double.
Australian cyclist Jai Hindley moves to third place in the Giro d'Italia with one competitive stage remaining, praising teammate Giulio Pellizzari's selfless support. Hindley finished sixth in the queen stage, while Sepp Kuss claimed the stage victory.
Jonas Vingegaard claimed the Giro d'Italia leader's pink jersey after winning stage 14 with a dominant performance on the final climb. Australia's Jai Hindley made a significant move, climbing to fifth overall.
Australian cyclists Ben O'Connor, Jai Hindley, and Michael Storer are now fifth, sixth, and seventh overall at the Giro d'Italia after a challenging stage 10 time trial. O'Connor made significant gains, moving up three places.
Jonas Vingegaard won stage 9 of the 2026 Giro d'Italia, closing the gap to leader Afonso Eulálio. Jai Hindley finished 50 seconds behind Vingegaard, positioning himself for a podium fight.
Groves was involved in a crash as race opened in Bulgaria last weekGC contenders Jai Hindley and Ben O’Connor remain in raceKaden Groves, Australia’s best sprint hope for a stage win at the Giro d’Italia, has been forced to quit on the fourth stage as a result of injuries suffered on day one. He follows another Australian star, Jay Vine, who suffered concussion and a broken elbow when crashing on stage two.Groves was among several riders injured in a mass crash 600 metres from the line as the race opened in Bulgaria on Friday. The 10-time Grand Tour stage winner was bloodied and limping afterwards, but initially seemed “OK” said his team, Alpecin Premier-Tech. Continue reading...
