Overview
- Lennart Jasch sealed his first pro win on Thursday by attacking out of the day’s breakaway about 25 kilometers from Trento.
- The queen stage ran 167.8 km from Arco to Trento over steep Alpine climbs and roughly 4,100 meters of elevation gain.
- The 25-year-old, who only switched from speed skating in 2024, is racing here with Tudor Pro Cycling’s development squad.
- The Tour of the Alps serves as Giro d’Italia prep and featured stars like Egan Bernal and Tom Pidcock, with Giulio Pellizzari leading the overall.
- Jasch said the win boosts his push for a full pro contract next year, though Tudor cannot add riders this season because it already has the maximum 30.