Saudi Tour, Werenskiold wins the third stage
Jonathan Milan is the new leader of the general classification


Jonathan Milan is the new leader of the general classification

Søren Werenskiold wins stage three of Saudi Tour . The Norwegian, U23 time trial world champion, precedes Jonathan Milan in the sprint, who confirms that he is in excellent physical condition, and Cees Bol . Fourth place for Simone Consonni , ahead of the Portuguese Ruben Guerreiro and Felix Großschartner .
Two other Italians enter the top ten of the day: Davide Formolo and Alessandro Fedeli , seventh and eighth respectively.
Jonathan Milan is the new leader of the general standings with an 8” lead over Cees Bol and 16” over Max Kanter .
ARRIVAL ORDER:
1 WÆRENSKJOLD Søren Uno-X Pro Cycling Team
2 AC MILAN Jonathan Bahrain - Victorious ,,
3 BOL Cees Astana Qazaqstan Team,,
4 CONSONS Simone Cofidis ,,
5 GUERREIRO Ruben Movistar Team ,,
6 GROßSCHARTNER Felix UAE Team Emirates ,,
7 FORMOLO Davide UAE Team Emirates ,,
8 FAITHFUL Alessandro Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team ,,
9 KANTER Max Movistar Team ,,
10 COTÉ Pier-André Human Powered Health ,,
GENERAL RANKING:
1 MILAN Jonathan Bahrain - Victorious
2 BOL Cees Astana Qazaqstan Team 0:08
3 KANTER Max Movistar Team 0:16
4 GUERREIRO Ruben Movistar Team 0:17
5 GROßSCHARTNER Felix UAE Team Emirates 0:18
6 CONSONS Simone Cofidis 0:19
7 MEZGEC Luka Team Jayco AlUla,,
8 COTÉ Pier-André Human Powered Health ,,
9 LÓPEZ DE ABETXUKO Andoni Euskaltel - Euskadi ,,
10 TIZZA Marco Bingoal WB ,,
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