Tremendo sprint de Moschetti saliendo desde la parte izquierda del tren para hacerse con el centro de la calzada y ganar la carrera. Su primera victoria en Almería y octava victoria profesional a sus 26 años. Enhorabuena! #ClasicaAlmeria23
Matteo Moschetti emerged victorious in the Clasica de Almeria, defeating Jordi Meeus in the final sprint to secure the win.
Twelve kilometres into the race, we got today’s breakaway group consisting of Luis Angel Maté, Eugenio Sánchez and Sander de Pestel. By 30 kilometres, their lead increased to 4 minutes and 30 seconds.
The group of three put in a great effort, which led to a widening of their lead to over 7 minutes. Despite the trio's hard work, the lead was eventually closed by the peloton 40 kilometres from the finish line.
Matteo Moschetti crossed the finish line and celebrated the victory. Jordi Meeus finished second, and Arnaud De Lie took the bronze.
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