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00:00After a first summit finish at the Giro Next Generation Stage 4, an opportunity for the

00:11sprinters.

00:12139 kilometers from Porturzio to Borgo Monero.

00:17Just one categorized climb along the way, nothing that should disrupt the sprinter's

00:21trains and the expectation of a fast and furious finish.

00:26A shaken up general classification, a new best Italian rider in the shape of Florian

00:30Caggiamini, Paul Magnier continuing his lead of the points competition, Tim Thorn-Tutenberg

00:36of Lidl Trek looking for a first win and a first day in pink for Jano Uidar of Lotto

00:41Destiny as they rolled out of Porturzio.

00:45When the flag dropped there were immediate attacks but it took a little while before

00:49the breakaway of the day established itself and when it did there were just two riders

00:53in it, Filippo D'Aiuto and Pietro Da Porto, just 18 years of age.

00:59Those two though were kept on a very tight leash, Lotto Destiny riding with the pink

01:04jersey in their ranks.

01:07One or two crashes along the way, including towards the back end of the bunch, a big pile

01:11up featuring a number of riders from MBH Bank Kolpak including their Czech rider Pavel Novak

01:17getting himself back up and running.

01:19On the only categorised climb of the day then, Da Porto was dropped by Filippo D'Aiuto

01:26who went over the top of the only categorised climb of the day on his own to open his account

01:30in the King of the Mountains competition.

01:34But he was reeled in eventually as they approached the finishing circuit.

01:38It was Team Wonti riding on the front for their rider Hoop Aerts but that was the moment

01:4328km to go that Lidl Trek deployed the German powerhouse of Niklas Behrens who clipped off

01:52the front and held a comfortable lead all the way onto the finishing circuit and out

01:59onto the first of two laps with Soudal Quickstep riding hard to keep a lid on the ambitions

02:06of the German time trialist.

02:09On the only little climb on the circuit then, taking a few seconds back on Behrens but the

02:16rider from Lidl Trek still holding a 12 second advantage over the top of the climb and then

02:21towards the finishing line for the second time where he took the belt and a 7 second

02:27advantage for the solo attacker.

02:30With 11km to go the odds were stacked against him though and Soudal Quickstep duly wound

02:35the rider back in but that only then provoked a series of further attacks including a two

02:39up attack from the Italian national team.

02:42It was short lived though with a number of different sprinters teams shutting down the

02:46moves including Tudor Pro Cycling as well getting involved.

02:50Further counter attacks came and went as we passed through 5km to go but nothing stuck

02:56and the big teams had everything under control lining it up for a bunch sprint.

03:01Into the final kilometre and with 500m to go though it was Lotto Destiny who took things

03:05up.

03:06Soudal Quickstep a little bit disorganised looking round for the red jersey of Paul Manier

03:09the pre-race favourite looking to double up and make it another sprint win.

03:14Matisse Grisel opened up his sprint for Lotto Destiny early but Manier found space down

03:17the middle challenged alongside him by Tim Thorn-Tutenberg but Paul Manier of Soudal

03:23Quickstep in the red jersey made it two wins here in the bunch finishes at the Giro Next

03:28Generation.

03:29A class above the rest and at least one bike length his advantage over the line for the

03:34Frenchman.

03:35A 5 of 2024 for him an outstanding success story for Soudal Quickstep this year their

03:41new signing from Trinity Racing.

03:45Talented rider taking another stage win this time ahead of Tim Thorn-Tutenberg in second

03:49place and Damato in third.

03:51No change in the general classification though, Janne Wider enjoying another day in pink ahead

03:55of Matisse Rondel and Manier extending his lead in the points competition in the red

04:01jersey now.

04:02A handsome lead over Tim Thorn-Tutenberg in second place.

04:04Janne Wider hangs on to his blue jersey as well leading the King of the Mountains competition

04:09by five points and the white jersey for the best young rider at just 18 years of age from

04:15Pablo Torres at 47 seconds.

04:18And no change either Florian Cagimini the best Italian rider an undiminished advantage

04:23in that competition.

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