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Volta a Portugal: João Matias wins stage two with complicated sprint
CyclingSaturday, 06 August 2022 at 18:30
The third stage of the Volta a Portugal saw another bunch sprint, with Tavfer-Mortágua-Ovos Matinados' João Matias taking the win in what was a suiting yet tricky bunch sprint.
In the final kilometer there was once again a crash, in what was a technical and slightly uphill finish in Castelo Branco. Glassdrive attempted to launch several moves but to no success, with João Matias staying in the wheels and having a strong sprint to win. Yesterday's winner Scott McGill finished second with Mauricio Moreira once again sprinting to third.
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