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Norway's Dversnes takes surprise win in Giro 15th stage
Fredrik Dversnes won the 15th stage of the Giro d'Italia on Sunday, taking the honours from a breakaway on a day in which the final lap of Milan was neutralised due to rider complaints about the race conditions.
Norwegian Dversnes crossed the line ahead of three Italians -- Mirco Maestri, Martin Marcellusi and Mattia Bais -- as a widely expected bunch sprint never materialised.
Jonas Vingegaard stays in pink as the overall race leader, two minutes and 26 seconds ahead of Afonso Eulalio after a surprising end to a flat 157 kilometres from Voghera to Milan, which looked tailor made for the sprinters.
But race organisers were left with the embarrassing decision to first neutralise the last five kilometres for the general classification after Vingegaard was among the riders to complain to race commissioners about the road furniture.
That ruling was then extended to the entire fourth and final lap around Milan, although the stage and eventual sprint would still be valid.
It was the biggest win of his career for Dversnes, who rides for Uno-X Mobility and whose last victory was in the fourth stage of the Arctic Race of Norway in August.
The peloton will have a chance to rest their legs on Monday before the start of the brutal third and final week which will decide the destination of the pink jersey.
On Tuesday, the first of a series of decisive mountain stages will see the riders move to Switzerland to take on 113km of punishing terrain between Bellinzona and Cari.
K.Brown--BTB