Steffen De Schuyteneer wins the sprint Cremona.
The Belgian from Lotto wins the fifth stage of Giro d’Italia Next Gen.
Defeat the German Tim Torn Teuteberg and the Pistoia area Lorenzo Conforti.
Etienne Grimod he arrived with the group of the best.
The Belgian Jarno Widar remains in the pink jersey.
Steffen De Schuyteneer wins the sprint in Cremona
A group turn also decided the fifth stage of the Giro d’Italia Next Gen.
There Bergamo-Cremona of 138 kilometers was won by Steffen De Schuyteneer.
The Belgian from Lotto triumphed in 2h56’53” at an average speed of 46.810 km/h.
He took a seat in the square of honor Tim Torn Teutenberg of Lidl – Trek Futurewhich preceded Lorenzo Conforti of the VF Group – Bardiani CSF – Faizanè.
Etienne Grimod of Biesse – Carrera he was the protagonist of a good race, which saw him arrive with the best group and place 29th.
Steffen De Schuyteneer: «It’s a special victory»
«Today it was my turn to sprint after being the last man for Grisel yesterday – he commented Steffen De Schuyteneer -. I felt great and I fulfilled my condition, achieving a special victory. I come from Geraardsbergen, I love the classics and in the future I see myself more as a one-day racer.”
Jarno Widar always in the pink jersey
The fifth stage did not change the general classification.
Jarno Widar he kept the pink jersey.
The Belgian from Lotto commands with 34″ up Mathys Rondel of Tudor and 47″ up Pablo Torres of UAE Emirates.
Etienne Grimod he is 145th at 41’04”.
The other Giro Next Gen jerseys
Jarno Widarin addition to the pink jersey, he has the right to wear the blue one (mountain grand prix) and the white one (youth).
The red jersey of the points classification is always Paul Magnier of Soudal Quick-Stepwinner a Saint Vincent And Borgomanero.
The first Italian in the standings, who wears the tricolor shirt, is Florian Samuel Kajamini of MBH Bank – Colpack Ballan.
Tomorrow the uphill arrival in Fosse
The Giro d’Italia Next Gen enters its decisive phase.
The sixth and third to last stage is scheduled for tomorrow.
The runners will face the Borgo Virgilio-Fosse of 172 kilometres, a big stage with an uphill finish.
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