Sensational scenes 😮‍💨 | 2026 Tour of Denmark Stage 2 Fina

Teutenberg in green and Henrik Pedersen in white, as of course the Slovakian national champion, Lukas Kubiš, also in that white jersey. 3.3 kilometers left to go. Niklas Behrens at the front for the Wismar Lisa Bike Team. We've got Kasper Pedersen there as well for the lead-out, for Anders Folliger, the local man who really desperately wants to win this stage, of course, in front of the home crowd. Christoph Laporte shouting orders at the entire team, he's very much the road captain. Sitting now just behind Wout van Aert, I mean I'm still expecting Wout van Aert to be the scrimper for Wismar, but yep. And this is a moment where the pace kind of drops, and there we have an attack from one of the UNO-X guys. Erasmus Thilo watches it from the front row, it's Alex Kamp, the former Danish national champion, and a quick reaction comes from Polty. It seems far, it's far. It's a long way out, the pace just went off, but we have seen one or two of these attacks work this year. Alex Segar famously won that stage at the Giro by doing exactly this. And Dinan. And won Dinan exactly the same way, and the Danish national squad are on the front. I think one of the things Christoph Laporte was saying to his teammate earlier was, let the Danish national squad do this, let these guys do this, they want it. Don't get at the front, let the Danish squad take the responsibility for this, and again, that's what they're doing now. The Polty rider quite easily bridged across there to the wheel of Alex Kamp. We've yet to identify the rider on his wheel, but Kamp after that initial attack seems to be cramping up a little bit. Quite a lot of lactic acid going around here now for the Danish rider. Oh, crash there on the side of the road, just one rider down, luckily not a big peloton crash. That is a challenging name. But let's get back to the front now. We're still Alex Kamp with that one Polty rider on his wheel. And it is indeed the Danish team doing the work at the front. The Danish team are probably left to control this, yeah, for Adler and Spaldinger. Unibet rose rockets up, but notably no yellow jerseys from Visible Liseberg at the front, just at the minute. No, but we'll have to wait for the blue jersey, the blue Elitist jersey. Still a little bit of a gap there for Alex Kamp and his breakaway companion, who is not doing any work. He's just sitting on at the moment for Polty Visit Malta. We're approaching the Flamme Rouge as we speak. There's still a little bit of daylight between these two riders. Now we get a view of the number on his back. One, two, six, Francesco Muñoz, who's got a good kick himself, the Spanish rider. But it looks like they are going to be caught within the final kilometer. But a good effort there by Alex Kamp and Muñoz. But there is the peloton full speed ahead with Alpecin Premier Tech. We have the Unibet rose rockets, the Danish national team there for Anders Folliger. In the green is Teutenberg. Vals Van Aert is out there as well with Lukas Kubic just in front of him. We start two corners to go. That was some skill, hopping onto the pavement and back into the peloton at full speed. One more corner to go there, the left-hander on the horizon. Kubic is in third place. Van Aert is moving to his rear wheel. We also have Thorne Aert on the wheel of Vals Van Aert. Well, they know each other well. Into that final corner. Teutenberg is out there as well, as is the man for the Danish national team, Anders Folliger. The local man, Van Aert, Folliger. Is it going to be two from two? Oh, it's Thorne Aert getting past Vals Van Aert. The finish line was quite unclear, but I think it's a win there for Alpecin. There was like five finish lines there. But the win goes to Jensen Plowright for Alpecin Premier Tech. I was utterly confused by that finish line. Were you? I kind of knew where it was, but I still couldn't call who won. I thought I initially thought Vals Van Aert had it, but it was so close between. It looked from the head-on shot so close between them. But from the plodding language of them, it looks like Plowright, doesn't it? Plowright, Van Aert, Thorne Aert. Those seem to be the top three. But we'll have to wait for the replay of that. What a good turn of speed from Plowright, who won that peloton sprint yesterday. And now is the winner of the stage, according to us. According to us. I mean, again, Inouye Rose-Rockets gave Lukasz Kubisz a really good lead-off. He kind of launched the sprint first. I kind of want to see the replay again, to be honest. And I'll absolutely see how Jensen Plowright did that. Because there weren't a lot of those blue jerseys in the front of the group. Man from Melbourne, Australia, Jensen Plowright. This is only his third professional win. And there he is on the left-hand side of the road. On the wheel of his teammate with number 13. That is Jonas Geintz. And he's just staying on the wheel. Geintz on the wheel of Kubisz. And then it looks like they were sprinting with Del Grosso there. It looked like Del Grosso was out there as well. He was sitting behind Del Grosso. And he just sort of saw the gap and had the speed and came through with a little bit of space. Oh, that was close. Well, well. Oh, stop. Go back. Back a bit. Back a bit. No, it was Plowright, but that was really close. Three in a row, van Aerts and Plowright. With, I think, Giovanni Lonardi there for Polty in fourth place. But what a sprint and what a bike throw there by the Australian. Yeah, this is very unhelpful. We can't see the line. We can't see the line and we can't see Jensen Plowright. I think van Aert looked just to his right. He just looked the wrong way because he was looking, I think, at two narcs. I didn't look left to see that Jensen Plowright was coming through. Jensen Plowright was coming through with some speed, but he came from...