Giro d'Italia Updates-
General Classification Standings After Stage 5
Mads Pedersen (Lidl-Trek) – 15h 11' 52"
Primož Roglič – +17"
Mathias Vacek – +24"
Mads Pedersen of Lidl-Trek continues to dominate the 2025 Giro d’Italia, securing his third stage victory in Stage 5 and maintaining his lead in the general classification.
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Stage 5 Recap: Pedersen's Hat-Trick in Matera
Stage 5, spanning 151 km from Ceglie Messapica to Matera, featured a challenging finale with a 2.6 km climb at Montescaglioso, averaging a 9% gradient. Despite the demanding terrain, Pedersen showcased his resilience by launching a powerful sprint to clinch the win, narrowly edging out Edoardo Zambanini and Tom Pidcock.
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Teammate Mathias Vacek played a crucial role, providing a strong lead-out that enabled Pedersen to position himself optimally for the sprint. This victory not only solidified Pedersen's grip on the maglia rosa but also marked a significant milestone as he announced a lifetime contract extension with Lidl-Trek.
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Stage 6 Preview: Potenza to Naples
Stage 6, the longest of this year's Giro at 227 km, will take riders from Potenza to Naples. The route features rolling hills in the first half, transitioning to flatter terrain as it approaches the finish, potentially favoring sprinters. Given his current form, Pedersen is a strong contender for another stage win
https://youtu.be/74LIjLBDWKA
Giro d'Italia Updates-
General Classification Standings After Stage 5
Mads Pedersen (Lidl-Trek) – 15h 11' 52"
Primož Roglič – +17"
Mathias Vacek – +24"
Mads Pedersen of Lidl-Trek continues to dominate the 2025 Giro d’Italia, securing his third stage victory in Stage 5 and maintaining his lead in the general classification.
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Stage 5 Recap: Pedersen's Hat-Trick in Matera
Stage 5, spanning 151 km from Ceglie Messapica to Matera, featured a challenging finale with a 2.6 km climb at Montescaglioso, averaging a 9% gradient. Despite the demanding terrain, Pedersen showcased his resilience by launching a powerful sprint to clinch the win, narrowly edging out Edoardo Zambanini and Tom Pidcock.
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Teammate Mathias Vacek played a crucial role, providing a strong lead-out that enabled Pedersen to position himself optimally for the sprint. This victory not only solidified Pedersen's grip on the maglia rosa but also marked a significant milestone as he announced a lifetime contract extension with Lidl-Trek.
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Stage 6 Preview: Potenza to Naples
Stage 6, the longest of this year's Giro at 227 km, will take riders from Potenza to Naples. The route features rolling hills in the first half, transitioning to flatter terrain as it approaches the finish, potentially favoring sprinters. Given his current form, Pedersen is a strong contender for another stage win
https://youtu.be/74LIjLBDWKA

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