Jonathan Milan sprints to first stage win
'I don't still understand what we did,' said Milan, remarkably the first Italian stage winner since Vincenzo Nibali in 2019. 'To come with some expectations, some dreams, but then to bring them home is two different things, but I was confident with the team. We were really close in the last (sprint), not the first stage, but on the third one we were pretty close, we know we just went too early, but today we were really focused. I really believed in my guys, they did an amazing job.'(PA Media/DPA)
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