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2024 Giro d’Italia Stage 4 | Highlights

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Jonathan Milan showcased his sprinting prowess once again as he powered to victory on Stage 4 of the Giro d’Italia, securing his first win of the race and claiming the coveted Maglia Ciclamino. Representing Lidl-Trek with pride, Milan’s triumph marked a significant milestone in his cycling career.

Exactly one year after his maiden Giro d’Italia stage win, Milan replicated his success, demonstrating his consistency and determination on the road. With the support of his Lidl-Trek teammates, including the exceptional efforts of Amanuel Ghebreigzabhier, Milan navigated through the challenging stage with confidence and resolve.

As the route traced along the iconic Ligurian coast, the tension escalated, setting the stage for a thrilling finale. Filippo Ganna’s attack on the small climb spurred a flurry of reactions from the peloton, but Lidl-Trek remained steadfast in their commitment to setting up Milan for the sprint.

With Ganna eventually caught just 700 meters from the finish line, Milan positioned himself expertly with the assistance of teammate Simone Consonni. Launching his trademark sprint with sheer power and determination, Milan surged ahead, leaving his competitors behind and crossing the line in triumph.

Reflecting on his victory, Milan expressed his gratitude to his teammates for their unwavering support and dedication. He also highlighted the special significance of the win, especially with his parents in attendance. Milan acknowledged the support of his fans and emphasized the importance of following a plan and executing it with determination.

As Milan donned the Maglia Ciclamino once again, he remained focused on the challenges ahead, emphasizing the importance of teamwork and the collective effort of the Lidl-Trek squad. With his eyes set on the next stages, Milan expressed his gratitude to his teammates and the entire staff for their tireless efforts in pursuit of success.

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