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‘We expected something like this’ – Visma’s tactics in Giro d’Italia opener vindicated as Jonas Vingegaard avoids crash chaos

‘We expected something like this’ – Visma’s tactics in Giro d’Italia opener vindicated as Jonas Vingegaard avoids crash chaos

Dutch team rode at the back of the peloton for much of the final 30km to keep GC favourite safe on the road into Burgas

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