Vingegaard Looks to Join Exclusive Club with Win on Giro Debut
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Jonas Vingegaard is the big favorite in the Giro d'Italia, but an unforeseen situation could quickly arise due to a few differences compared to the Tour, explains a former winner and a Danish colleague. At the same time, an expert highlights a paradox amidst all the expectations.
The 109th Giro d'Italia will start in Bulgaria on Friday. Barring a force majeure, anything but Jonas Vingegaard's final victory will be a surprise, even if the Dane's first challenger is Italian Giluio Pellizzari, followed by a wide range of candidates for third place.
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