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“At the bottom of the climb, he (Cicone) had a minute (lead) and I thought it was over. I tried to focus on the best climb I could and I knew I had to push it to the line.
“I knew my mum would be standing there 500 meters from the finish so a big shout out to her and my family. I only get to see them for a few weeks every year so it’s really nice to have her and my friends there so this is for them.”
Stage 19 was a 151-km mountain stage from Feltre to Aleghe and Canada’s Derek Gee-West finished second, 13 seconds behind Cuse, with Italian Ciccone a further 23 seconds behind in third.
Austrian Felix Gaul finished fourth, 39 seconds ahead of Vingard in fifth.
It meant Denmark’s Vinggaard, who has twice won the overall Tour de France title and the 2025 Vuelta a España, maintained his advantage over Gall by four minutes and three seconds.
The 29-year-old is bidding to become only the eighth rider to win all three of cycling’s Grand Tours.
Saturday’s final stage is another mountain stage, 200km from Gemona del Friuli to Piancavallo, before Sunday’s final stage in Rome.
