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Pedersen wins Giro stage five

Giro leader Pedersen sprints to another stage victory

Mads Pedersen continued his domination of sprint finishes at the Giro d'Italia by narrowly winning stage five on Wednesday, his third stage victory of this year's race which extended the Danish rider's overall lead.

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Pedersen makes it 3 wins out of 5 at Giro d'Italia to extend his overall lead

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Giro d’Italia 2025 LIVE: Stage 6 route and updates as sprinters look to end Mads Pedersen’s dominance

Massive crash neutralizes Giro stage 6. Groves sprints to victory, Pedersen stays in pink

Hindley was taken to hospital with reported concussion and other riders also had to abandon the three-week race.

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Giro d’Italia Stage 6 preview: Another chance for sprinters on longest stage of this year’s race

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Giro d’Italia Stage 5 preview: Uphill finish could wreak havoc for sprinters as Wout van Aert looks for first win

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Massive crash neutralizes Giro d’Italia Stage 6. Kaden Groves sprints to victory, Mads Pedersen stays in pink

Australian cyclist Kaden Groves sprinted to victory in a chaotic sixth stage of the Giro d’Italia that had be neutralized following a massive crash.

Choque masivo neutraliza 6ta etapa del Giro. Groves gana sprint y Pedersen sigue de rosa.

El australiano Kaden Groves se impuso el jueves en un sprint en la caótica sexta etapa del Giro de Italia, que fue neutralizada tras un accidente masivo.

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'I'm staying with Lidl-Trek until my career is over' - Mads Pedersen commits long term to chase more Classics success

"I have a new headline for you. I'm staying with Lidl-Trek until my career is over," Pedersen said. Having turned pro with the team, then known as Trek-Segafredo, in 2017, 29-year-old Pedersen will see out the rest of his career there, signing an indefinite contract to do so.

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'Damage control' for pink jersey as chaotic Giro d'Italia finish 'destroyed' Mads Pedersen's Lidl-Trek lead-out train

On a stage like this, because it's really easy, it becomes chaotic and riders don't like it. In the end, it was OK' says DS Monfort