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Giro d’Italia Stage 15 Recap: Seregno – Bergamo, Sun Shines on a Battle of Giants

Stage 15 of the Giro d’Italia, stretching from Seregno to Bergamo over 195 kilometers, unfolded under a bright, sunny sky, a welcome relief after two weeks of challenging weather conditions. The stage, laden with demanding climbs, presented a formidable challenge to the peloton, providing the perfect setting for a thrilling mountain spectacle.

Finally, the sun had chosen to grace the Giro. The beautiful Italian spring weather had returned, and it was as if the entire race had taken a deep breath, ready to take on the mountainous stage ahead with renewed energy.

The stage victory went to UAE’s Brandon McNulty, who outperformed his rivals in an intense battle that lasted until the very end. With the stage filled with hard climbs, it was a test of endurance and climbing prowess, perfectly suited to the strengths of McNulty.

The last 10 kilometers of the stage were filled with adrenaline, as McNulty, Ben Healy of EF Education-EasyPost, and Marco Frigo of Israel-PremierTech engaged in a fierce fight for the stage victory. The lead changed hands multiple times, with each rider showcasing their tactical brilliance and physical strength.

It was a stunning display of cycling, as the three riders, each a powerhouse in their own right, fought tooth and nail for the stage win. Their battle encapsulated the spirit of the Giro, a spirit of tenacity, courage, and relentless pursuit of victory.

In the end, it was McNulty who emerged victorious in the sprint, crossing the finish line ahead of Healy and Frigo. It was a well-deserved victory for the American rider, who displayed exceptional grit and determination in the grueling mountain stage.

Despite the intense battle for the stage win, there were no changes in the general classification. Geraint Thomas (Ineos Grenadiers) continues to lead, closely followed by Primoz Roglic (Jumbo-Visma) by a margin of just two seconds. The fight for the Maglia Rosa remains as competitive as ever, promising more thrilling stages in the days to come.

In conclusion, Stage 15 was a day of brilliant sunshine and even more brilliant cycling. It was a day that celebrated the resilience and fighting spirit of the riders, showcasing the raw beauty and drama of professional cycling.

The Giro d’Italia continues to enthral fans with its unpredictable racing and stunning Italian landscapes. As we head into the final week, the race is perfectly poised for a thrilling conclusion. Stay tuned for more action from the world’s most beautiful race.

Hi, I’m Fabricio Braga

Road cyclist, software developer, and father.

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