US EditionTour of Slovenia: Anders Halland Johannessen Claims Overall Title After Dramatic Finale on Stage 5
- Norwegian rider Anders Halland Johannessen secured his maiden professional win by claiming victory at the 31st edition of the Tour of Slovenia in June 2025.
- The race featured steep climbs and sprint stages, with Johannessen securing the green leader's jersey after the penultimate day.
- Key competitors included Austrian Felix Grossschartner in second place, 14 seconds behind, and Briton Tao Geoghegan Hart third, 19 seconds back.
- Johannessen acknowledged his team's incredible effort and resilience that enabled him to secure the overall win.
- The event highlighted strong performances in sprint and mountain stages, signaling tough competition and promising future races.
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Anders Johannessen wins overall victory in the cycling race across Slovenia. With young hopefuls, the race maintains its importance even in a demanding schedule.
Radprofi Felix Großschartner finished second in the Tour of Slovenia. On Saturday, the Upper Austrian of the UAE team had finished fourth on the decisive mountain stage and defended his place in the overall classification behind winner Anders Halland Johannessen (Uno-X) on Sunday in the fifth and final section.
This year's cycling race in Slovenia has ended, with Norwegian Anders Johannessen and Slovenian hopeful Jakob Omrzel drawing the most attention.
The cyclists of the 31st Tour of Slovenia only have one final stage to face, from Litija to Novo mesto. It is a very short stage, only 124.1 km long. However, there are still possible shifts in the overall standings. The leader's green jersey is held by Norwegian Anders Johannessen, while the best Slovenian, Jakob Omrzel, started the stage in fourth place.
The 31st Tour of Slovenia ends with the fifth stage from Litija to Novo mesto. Although the route is short (124 km), there are still possible moves in the overall standings. The green jersey is worn by Norwegian Anders Halland Johannessen.
From June 4-8, the professional cycling race 2.1 UCI pro series, Tour of Slovenia, was held, which consisted of five stages and involved 19 participants.
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