The 59th edition of Tirreno-Adriatico finished at full speed in the town of San Benedetto del Trontowith the Italian victory Jonathan Milan in the sprint and in the victorious walk of the Dane Jonas Vingegaard. He leader of Team Visma-Lease a Bike Total victory is in his pocket, and only bad luck can stop it.
The final act, 154 kilometers, starts and ends at San Benedetto del Tronto, it was written to be decided in the sprint, as it were. As with any outcome at any self-respecting speed, the approach is dizzying, at about 60 km / h, with Movistar team works well and has a final strategy that brought them.
The team that came out the best from the last chicane was ONE-X, and indeed at least one of their runners attempted heroics in the final stretch, but they would not let him. It took a few meters, but it wasn’t enough and he was overtaken at full speed by the fastest men in the platoon, with a Jonathan Milan who even won by a certain margin, ahead of the Norwegian Alexander Kristoff and the Italian from the Movistar Team David Cimolai.
Vingegaard experienced the final scene of Tirreno-Adriatico from a distance, entering the finish line 56th, his worst classification of a stage in a new start of the season to mark.
He competed for a total of 11 days, winning five stages and taking the two general classifications in which he competed, O Great Road and Tirreno-Adriatico. Next appointment for the Dane, Itzulia. The plan to cover the third Tour de France is on the right track for him ‘Pale riding’.
Source: La Verdad
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