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GC Update Tirreno-Adriatico 2024 stage 5: Jonas Vingegaard takes over race lead with impressive attack

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by Rúben Silva
Friday, 08 March 2024 at 16:09
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The Tirreno-Adriatico 2024 has been practically sentenced this Friday, barring any surprises, after Jonas Vingegaard's spectacular solo attack 29 kilometers from the finish line that has placed the Visma - Lease a Bike star at the top of the general classification, with a big lead over his main pursuers: Juan Ayuso and Jai Hindley.
Up to this point, Vingegaard had been patiently waiting for his chance to blow the fight for the overall. He hadn't led at any point in the previous days, and when he was pedaling almost 30 kilometers from the finish in San Giacomo, the two-time Tour de France winner showed his enormous dominance to go all out for the stage win and clinch the overall.

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After the day, Jonas Vingegaard is 54 seconds ahead of Juan Ayuso, who is in second place ahead of Jai Hindley, who is 26 seconds ahead of the UAE Team Emirates Spaniard. Behind, Thymen Arensman is 4th (1:29 behind Vingegaard), Ben O'Connor, 5th (1:32 behind the Visma leader), and Isaac del Toro, 6th, two seconds behind O'Connor.
GC Update Tirreno-Adriatico 2024 stage 5:
1. Jonas Vingegaard
Juan Ayuso +54''.
3. Jai Hindley +1'20''.
4. Thymen Arensman +1'29''.
5. Ben O'Connor +1'32''
6. Isaac del Toro +1'34''.
7. Cian Uijtdebroeks +2'12''.
8. Kévin Vauquelin +2'54''.
9. Romain Grégoire +3'02''.
10. Tom Pidcock +3'13''.

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