VIDEO: Magnus Cort sprints to victory as the breakaway narrowly holds off the peloton on stage 10 of the Giro d'Italia
CyclingTuesday, 16 May 2023 at 17:30
Magnus Cort has successfully completed his own personal set of Grand Tour stage wins. After previous victories at the Tour de France and the Vuelta a Espana, the Dane can now boast a Giro d'Italia stage win on his palmares.
With the peloton closing, Cort was alongside Derek Gee and Alessandro De Marchi in a three-man breakaway doing their very best to hold off the bunch. As their final sprints opened, Cort was able to power away from his rivals and secure the stage win.
Read also
Check out the final sprint in the video below.
Read also
claps 0visitors 0
Write a comment
Just in
Popular news
Latest comments
- Brian Holm is linked to Lefevre's team - he'd go well being the No. 1 there... given they're a classics team
leedorney17-04-2025 - amen.OCexile17-04-2025
- It takes very skilled management to deal with such individuals to keep everyone happy. In theory yes, in practice it works only very rarely and usually only when it’s very obvious who is clear favourite. Even in monuments that isn’t a given cf JP/MVDP but they have a very symbiotic relationship.Mistermaumau17-04-2025
- In humans, even when they say, I’m doing or not doing this or that, there is never just one single reason for the decision. It may be used as an excuse or explanation but the fact is we (even if for some that happens on a subconscious level) base our decisions on evaluating a global situation. So, I’m pretty sure your feeling is part of things :-) Anyone of a certain age (most of us here?) knows from experience we ALL adapt with age alone, regardless of experiences, no matter if we had bad crashes or not, none of us ride as carefree as in our youth when certain “inhibitors” weren’t activated yet.Mistermaumau17-04-2025
- Absolutely, and with a lean body he may even manage a serious challenge to the usual winners.Mistermaumau17-04-2025
- I would argue Pauline Ferrand Prevot has the most diverse championship history in cycling. Road, cross, XCO, XCC, XCM, gravel. That’s six disciplines. And the only rider to ever hold road, cross and XCO at the same time.mij17-04-2025
- I'd like to believe Kelly, because I'm a Pogi fan; but deep down I have my doubts if he'd really have been able to pull it off on flat roads.Ride197417-04-2025
- If I was a pro, I'd belong at Visma. I'm always scared of crashing, even on our slightly rolling country roads.Ride197417-04-2025
- I could believe it can make a small difference, but nowhere close to the difference between 1st and 5th place.Ride197417-04-2025
- I'm not a cycling specialist, but couldn't Lidl Trek support both, Milan for pure sprints and Pedersen for the 'Mads' stages? I guess if they still have any GC plans for the tour, that would be too much in one plate.Ride197417-04-2025