Victor Campenaerts won the final stage, a 10km Individual Time Trial in San Benedetto del Tronto.

Adam Yates and Primoz Roglic set for the final duel against the clock.

Jakob Fuglsang wins at Recanati and beats Yates (who extends his advantage over challengers in GC), Roglic and Dumoulin

Lutsenko’s heroic day ends up with Kazakhstan’s first-ever victory at Tirreno-Adriatico.

Prestigious top 3 in Foligno with Peter Sagan and Fernando Gaviria behind the Italian Champion.

Adam Yates (Mitchelton – Scott) replaces team-mate Michael Hepburn in the overall lead.

Mitchelton-Scott beat Team Jumbo-Visma in the opening Team Time Trial, putting Hepburn in the lead.

Geraint Thomas, Tom Dumoulin, Vincenzo Nibali, Primoz Roglic and Julian Alaphilippe have spoken about their expectations on the eve of the first stage.

The race will be distributed in 151 countries around the world

Like last year, the seven-stage race has attracted many great cycling aces on the provisional entry list, announced today. The race, organised by RCS Sport / La Gazzetta dello Sport, runs from 13 to 19 March.

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RCS Sport has today announced its selection of wild card teams.

Two traditional Time Trials, two sprinters’ stages and two hilly stages with short punchy climbs and many ‘walls’ are the recipe for the 54th edition.