Del Toro takes victory Historical Langellotti win Strong leads

 

Final podium: (l to r) Lorenzo Fortuanto (XDS Astana) second place, race winner Isaac Del Toro (UAE) and Leo Bisiaux (Decathlon) third place. 

"Anyway, today I knew I had the advantage of not being in the GC, so I could have a better chance for the stage, and I took advantage of the situation. I knew Del Toro had to go all out to win the GC, and I took advantage of that. But with such a strong rider, it's always better not to wait for the sprint, so I tried to give it my all to get there first."

-Giulio Ciccone blasts to victory on the final stage 5 as Issac del Toro takes GC victory atop Lagunas de Neila, Vuelta a Burgos.

Tour de Pologne stage 6...

An historical win

Victor Langellotti becomes the first rider from Monaco to claim a first ever WorldTour stage victory and moved into the overall lead. Riders had to deal with a punchy stage six with six category one climbs over teh 147km stage. Langellotti only eight seconds back on GC managed to break free up the Rzepiska climb with 50Km remaining and beat Brandon McNulty to take the yellow jersey.

Arctic Race of Norway stage 3...

Tom Pidcock (Q36.5) and Corbin Strong (IPT) locked in a two-man uphill sprint on stage 3 of the Arctic Race of Norway with Pidcock just taking the stage but failed to crack Strong, who finished in the same time to keep the leader's jersey, before Sunday's final stage around Tromso. Christian Scaroni (XDS Astana) finished third at 12 seconds. The Kiwi now leads Pidcock by six seconds, with Scaroni third at 23 seconds. 

"I'm happy but we also wanted to try to get the jersey but Corbin did an incredible climb for a sprinter."

-Tom Pidcock