Maxim van Gils secured victory in stage 3 of the Tour of Norway, surpassing race leader Matthew Brennan with a powerful sprint finish on the uphill. Completing the 141.6 km stage from Jørpeland to Heja, Van Gils' win is a significant mark of recovery, having faced back issues earlier in the year. His achievement adds to the day's celebrations, following compatriot Justine Ghekiere's win in the women's race. With Brennan leading the general classification by 16 seconds, the decisive stage in Stavanger promises high stakes as the event approaches its conclusion.
Maxim van Gils showcased a fierce late burst of speed to win stage 3 of the Tour of Norway, surpassing race leader Matthew Brennan in the final meters.
Van Gils' victory on the challenging final ascent is a significant milestone, marking his recovery from previous back issues earlier this year.
This win, part of a remarkable season for Van Gils, is a highlight amid fellow Belgian Justine Ghekiere's win in the women's race earlier that day.
The race remains competitive, with 19-year-old Brennan just 16 seconds ahead of third-place Victor Langelotti, setting the stage for an exciting finale.
Collection
[
|
...
]