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Vingegaard withstands tricky second stage Itzulia Basque Country

Vingegaard withstands tricky second stage Itzulia Basque Country

In the second stage of Itzulia Basque Country, Jonas Vingegaard managed to finish in the first group after a hectic finale. The Dane maintained his fifth place in the overall classification. The stage win was for Paul Lapeira.

In the hilly second stage of Itzulia Basque Country, the peloton crossed the Spanish-French border. After the start in Irun, a breakaway of five riders gained an advantage over the peloton, in which the Team Visma | Lease a Bike riders rode attentively.

When the breakaway was reeled in a good distance from the finish, the weather conditions worsened. After a rain-soaked finale, in which the wet roads posed an extra risk, Vingegaard and Loe van Belle finished in the first group. The rest of the yellow-and-black formation also reached the finish line safely a minute and a half later.

"Relieved that we survived this stage unscathed"

Frans Maassen

"I am relieved that we survived this stage unscathed", sports director Frans Maassen said afterwards. "The rain and the slippery roads proved to be very dangerous. It was a stressful day, but I'm glad we were able to finish it trouble-free. In the end, Loe did a great job in keeping Jonas out of trouble."

On Wednesday, the longest stage -including six categorized climbs- awaits the riders. Vingegaard will enter the third stage as fifth in GC.

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