Fredrik Dversnes wins stage 15 of the Giro d’Italia after the final lap in Milan is neutralised due to rider complaints about race conditions. The Norwegian takes the victory after an earlier breakaway succeeds, with the finish ultimately coming down to a sprint rather than the widely expected bunch sprint. Dversnes crosses the line first, ahead of three Italian riders: Mirco Maestri, Martin Marcellusi and Mattia Bais. The neutralisation follows dissatisfaction from riders, with several expressed concerns reported in coverage of the stage, including criticism related to obstacles and arrangements in the race course. While the Milan finale is stopped and the last lap is neutralised, the overall race leader remains unchanged: Jonas Vingegaard stays in the pink jersey as the Giro enters its final rest day. The stage result therefore does not alter the lead at the top of the general classification, but it does determine the day’s winner and the sprint placings after the changes to the closing kilometres.