Jonas Vingegaard has achieved a cycling Grand Slam by winning the Giro d'Italia, joining an elite group of champions. The Dane overcame life-threatening injuries from a 2024 crash to secure his fourth Grand Tour victory.
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.
Jonas Vingegaard secured his Giro d'Italia victory in Rome, becoming one of the few cyclists to win all three Grand Tours. He now prepares for a Tour de France duel with Tadej Pogacar.
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.
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.
Denmark's Michael Valgren wins the 17th stage of the Giro d'Italia, using a lucky Pokémon chip for motivation, while compatriot Jonas Vingegaard maintains his overall lead.
Fredrik Dversnes won the 15th stage of the Giro d'Italia from a breakaway. The final lap in Milan was neutralized due to rider complaints about dangerous race conditions, with Jonas Vingegaard retaining the overall lead.
Jonas Vingegaard seized the Giro d'Italia's pink jersey for the first time, winning stage 14 solo. The Dane now leads the race after his third stage victory, with Afonso Eulálio dropping to second.
Alberto Bettiol secured his second Giro d'Italia stage win, attacking on the final climb to ride solo to victory in Verbania. Andreas Leknessund finished second, with Jasper Stuyven taking third.
Alec Segaert won stage 12 of the Giro d'Italia with a late attack, while his teammate Afonso Eulálio extended his overall lead by taking bonus seconds at the intermediate sprint.
Ecuador's Jhonatan Narváez won his third Giro d'Italia stage this year, narrowly beating Spain's Enric Mas in a sprint finish. Portugal's Afonso Eulálio maintained his overall lead in the general classification.
Filippo Ganna wins stage 10 individual time trial at Giro d’Italia; Afonso Eulálio retains pink jersey with 27-second lead over Jonas Vingegaard.
Filippo Ganna dominated stage 10 of the Giro d'Italia with a commanding time trial victory. Pre-race favorite Jonas Vingegaard struggled, failing to take the overall lead, while Afonso Eulálio retained the pink jersey despite a difficult stage for the climber.
Filippo Ganna dominated stage 10 of the Giro d'Italia with an easy victory in the individual time trial. Pre-race favorite Jonas Vingegaard failed to take the overall lead, with Afonso Eulálio successfully defending his pink jersey by a narrow margin.
Jonas Vingegaard secured his second victory in three days by winning stage nine of the Giro d’Italia. Afonso Eulálio, despite finishing fifth, maintained his overall lead in the pink jersey.
Jhonatan Narváez of UAE Team Emirates XRG won stage eight of the Giro d’Italia on Saturday, his second victory of the race. The Ecuadorian rider powered away from breakaway rivals to finish 32 seconds ahead of Andreas Leknessund.
Jonas Vingegaard wins Giro d'Italia Stage 7 with a solo climb to Blockhaus, cutting into Afonso Eulálio's lead, who retains the pink jersey with a reduced margin.
Davide Ballerini wins Giro d'Italia Stage 6 in Naples after a crash near the finish line takes out several sprinters, while Afonso Eulálio retains the pink jersey.
Igor Arrieta (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) wins Giro d’Italia Stage 5 from Afonso Eulálio (Bahrain Victorious), despite a wrong turn. Eulálio seizes overall lead, 2:51 ahead of Arrieta.
Igor Arrieta (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) wins Giro d'Italia Stage 5 from Afonso Eulálio (Bahrain Victorious), despite a wrong turn, while Eulálio seizes overall lead, 2:51 ahead of Arrieta.
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...
Jhonatan Narváez wins Stage 4 of Giro d'Italia, Giulio Ciccone leads overall after stage in Italy
Jhonatan Narváez wins stage four of the Giro d’Italia, outpacing Orluis Aular, with Giulio Ciccone taking over the leader’s pink jersey
UAE Team Emirates-XRG rider forced to abandon Giro d’ItaliaVine to fly home after extent of 30-year-old’s injuries confirmedIll-starred Australian cycling star Jay Vine has suffered a broken elbow and concussion in his Giro d’Italia-ending crash – but his decimated UAE Team Emirates-XRG team have been left relieved his injuries weren’t even more serious.The 30-year-old Vine, who suffered a third serious crash in just 13 days of racing in 2026 and has now endured a reported 23 spills in his brilliant but accident-filled five-year career, will not need surgery, the team revealed on Sunday. Continue reading...
