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Peloton protest forces GC time neutralization, Dversnes wins stage

5/26/2026

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The peloton protested the Milan circuit, leading officials to neutralise GC times with one lap left.
Jonas Vingegaard rode in pink, stopped at the race director’s car and warned of cobbles, tram tracks, potholes and speeds over 51 kph.
Organisers changed the timing rule from 5 km to the start of the final 16 km lap after the protest.
Fredrik Dversnes (Uno-X Mobility) won the stage as the breakaway held off the sprinters.

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Story summary

The peloton protested the Milan circuit, leading officials to neutralise GC times with one lap left.
Jonas Vingegaard rode in pink, stopped at the race director’s car and warned of cobbles, tram tracks, potholes and speeds over 51 kph.
Organisers changed the timing rule from 5 km to the start of the final 16 km lap after the protest.
Fredrik Dversnes (Uno-X Mobility) won the stage as the breakaway held off the sprinters.