Pedersen triumphs again: fourth stage victory at Giro d’Italia!

Pedersen triumphs again: fourth stage victory at Giro d’Italia!

Vicenza, Italien - On May 23, 2025, an exciting day emerged in road cycling. Mads Pedersen, the Danish cyclist of the Lidl-Trek team, secured his fourth stage victory in the 108th Giro d’Italia. The competition ended in Vicenza, where Pedersen left Wout van Aert from Visma-Lease a bike in a gripping climb.

Pedersen opened his sprint with 200 meters to the finish and crowned his strong performance. With this victory he also received 50 points for the points and the coveted cyclam -red jersey (Maglia Ciclamino) for the best sprinter. The overall leading Isaac del Toro from the UAE Team Emirates-XRG crossed the finish

current ranking lists and overall lead

del Toro, who is only 21 years old, leads the overall ranking with 38 seconds before his team -mate Juan Ayuso. The top three of the overall ranking look as follows:

a highly dramatic race day

The 13th stage began aggressively when several teams tried to form an outlier group. However, a nine-member group, which also included drivers from Groupama-FDJ, Movistar and Bahrain Victorious, could not be decisive. Lidl-Trek and Visma Lease A Bike monitor the pace in the peloton and always kept the lead of the outliers under control.

The Giro d’Italia, which has been held annually in May 1909, is very popular and is considered one of the most renowned stage races in cycling. Skillful strategies, strong teamwork and individual top performance form the essence of this competition, which ends in Rome on June 1st. The next stage leads from Treviso to Nova Gorica in Slovenia over 195 kilometers and comprises three short climbs of the fourth category.

The organizers RCS Mediagroup rely on an exciting and challenging racing experience for the participants and spectators. The Giro d’Italia remains a fascinating spectacle in cycling and will continue to pack up many fans in the future.

More about the individual stages and the overall events at the Giro d’Italia can be found at , cycling news as well as background information on Wikipedia .