Stunning Jonas Vingegaard solos to scintillating victory on stage 3 of 2024 Gran Camiño
CyclingSaturday, 24 February 2024 at 16:57
Jonas Vingegaard has continued his incredibly impressive opening to the 2024 season with a blistering solo victory on stage 3 of the 2024 Gran Camino.
With seven men making it into the day's breakaway, as they started the climb of the Alto O Castro de Beiro around 60km from the line, their lead over the peloton was around seven minutes.
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That lead didn't last long however and as soon as the big names began to make their moves, the leaders were quickly swallowed up.
There is no bigger name within the peloton at Gran Camino than Jonas Vingegaard and the two-time Tour de France winner, attacked hard and reaching the front of the race alongside Pablo Castrillo into the final 15km.
Soon after, the Dane last his companion in the dust and continued on alone towards another brilliant victory, extending his overall lead in the GC.
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- What a fairytale day! Everything fell into place.mhfrvz09-01-2026
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- I doubt it. This blows a hole in their ranks.mobk08-01-2026
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santiagobenites08-01-2026 - however you frame it, it seems that they asked more from Ayuso (who obviously did not deliver the needed support) than they are asking from del Torro ... who - according to this quote - just needs to show up and can then ride however he likes.Ketterechts08-01-2026
- I agree that Ayuso was wrong in doing what he did at the tour, but we don't know everything behind the feud unless they all say honestly what went wrong. If he us such a rat and traitor, which it's a bit harsh, then what is to be said about Soler when he was with Movistar and didn't want to ride for Mas? I was disappointed, yes, but realize riders also have goals, and right now, UAE is all about their golden boy.Colnago-fan08-01-2026
- Yes, still sad though, that he's retiring. Anyway, best wishes for his new chaptermhfrvz08-01-2026
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ChillingCyclist08-01-2026 - Jesus was crusified at age 33. Go out BIG, not like Froome; a good cyclist but people are now laughing and making fun of Froomey. He just doesn't know when to quit. I understand Simon Yates. Who still remembers, Pogi the GOAT also talked about retiring early? He had enough of the BS that comes with professional sports, especially cycling.NikkoNicco08-01-2026
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Jonas Vingegaard (Visma-Lease a Bike) wins Stage 3 of the O Gran Camiño, his second stage win, extends his overall lead
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