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Carlos Verona claims long-awaited victory as Primoz Roglic loses more time at Giro
- Carlos Verona won stage 15 of the Giro d'Italia on May 25, 2025, soloing after a 44km attack starting at the foot of the Dori climb near Asiago.
- Verona attacked from a seven-rider breakaway about 45km from the finish following the overnight abandonment of Lidl-Trek leader Giulio Ciccone due to a muscle injury from a crash the previous day.
- Meanwhile, pre-race favorite Primoz Roglic lost 90 seconds on the stage, was distanced on the final climb, and fell five places to tenth overall with a nearly four-minute deficit to leader Isaac del Toro.
- Verona, riding his 13th WorldTour season at age 32, called his attack a response to Ciccone's crash and said, "I'm not really fast, I'm actually quite slow," emphasizing his effort for his teammate.
- Roglic's team Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe acknowledged his ongoing pain and injury concerns, stating medical withdrawal could be considered at the upcoming rest day as his chances for overall victory diminish.
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Slovenian cycling ace Primož Roglič lost a minute and a half to his rivals for the overall victory in the 15th stage of the Tour of Italy. The Kisovčan could not keep up with the pace of the best during their attacks on both demanding climbs in the 219 km long route from Fiume Veneto to Asiago. The stage went to the breakaway Spaniard Carlos Verona (Lidl-Trek). After the end of the stage, the Red Bull-Bora-hansgrohe team announced that the falls…
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