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Afonso has reached the last few miles with the Portuguese Eulalio. The two fugitives have fallen in those last few miles, and the Arakil Island has also been confused with the meeting, losing meters with the Portuguese, but overcoming all the difficulties of victory.

Not all fast riders have been in the previous sprint, as a team has escaped to the finish line. Narváez has been the strongest in that sprint, competing with the Venezuelan Aular until the last meter.

Ecuadorian Jhonatan Narvaez (UAE Team Emirates XRG) has won the fourth stage of the Giro de Italia after beating Orluis Aular in the esprint.

The French cyclist has won a tight sprint in Sofia after neutralizing a long getaway in the final meters of the stage. Thomas Silva has maintained leadership

The third stage of the Giro de Italia has also had a very tight end. The platoon has caught the getaway of the day in the last mile, and in the sprint of the last few meters has been imposed on Paul Magnier (Soudal Quick-Step), second on Jonathan Milan (Lidl-Trek) and third on Dylan Groenewegen (Unibet).

The British UAE will not take the exit of the third stage of the Giro de Italia after the massive fall on Saturday, which later showed symptoms of concussion. The accident has also left his teammates Marc Soler and Jay Vine out of the race.

The Basque cyclist Igor Arrieta (UAE) spoke of the great fall in the second stage of the Giro de Italia.

The Uruguayan Guillermo Thomas Silva (XDS Astana) has prevailed in the second stage of the Giro de Italia. Although Vingegaard, Pellizzari and Van Eetvelt have marked the day's escape, the final stage has been decided in the esprint.

Inthe second stage of the Giro de Italia there has also been a major fall . In the absence of 23 kilometres to finish, a cyclist slips and falls to the ground, causing the fall of so many others, including Adam Yates, Jay Vine, Derek Gee and Santiago Buitrago.

In the absence of 700 metres to the finish line in Burgas, there has been a major fall that has damaged several cyclists, with thefirst stage  of the 2026 Giro de Italia being conditioned bythefinal meter . The winner of the stage has been Paul Magnier (Soudal Quick-Step).

The Dane will face Bernal, Mas, Adam Yates and Pellizzari to take over the pink maglia, as Pogacar, Seixas, Simon Yates, Del Toro, Carapaz and Evenepoel will not be on the way out.

After the second day of rest, the 109 Giro de Italia will be the only time this year; it is flat, excellent for specialists, and men competing in the general will also have a chance to gain advantages in their favour.

The great stage, in the Apenino Mountains, is also the longest of the 109. It will end in Blockhaus, a historic mountain in the Giro; in 2024, in the women's test, Neve Bradbury won, and in the men's race, Eddy Merckx, Jose Manuel Fuente or Moreno Argentin, among others, won.

In the stage that will decide everything in the Women's Fifth Round, the Classical San Sebastian will be repeated, according to the organizers. The ports of Jaizkibel, first class, and Mendizorrotz, second class, the latter ten kilometers away, could be the protagonists on a day that will be full of excitement. 

The cyclists will have to climb five third-class ports and, in total, the accumulated level will be 2,560 kilometres; the fifth day of the Return Woman will be played through Bizkaia and, according to the organizers, "the five third-class ports are not in themselves decisive, but the chain and accumulation of the level will tighten the day."

The fifth stage of the race will be played on May 13. On the route, cyclists will have to climb the second-class Montagna Grande di Viggiano, which has a banner about fifty kilometers to the finish line. So far, this is the toughest port in the 109 test.

For the second day of the race, also in Bulgaria, the organizers have prepared a "winding" stage; the final part, for cyclists, will be "stressful".

The Herbeeras cyclist has beaten his teammate Lotte Kopecky and the Italian Letizia Paternoster (Liv AlUla Jayco) in the finish line. Today was the last chance to see an end of this kind since from tomorrow the ports will be important.

The race will run through Gipuzkoa on the first day, and cyclists will have to climb six punctual ports, all of them third-class: "It is a route without great ports, but with continuous climbs and unrest," the organizers say.

Berthet, Pasio, Consonni, Lippert, Bredewold and Blanco Calbet are some of the favorites to win in the fifth edition. The Basque cyclists will be three, Amondarain, Aranguren and Ostolaza, the three in the Basque team Laboral Kutxa – Euskadi Fundazioa.