Dversnes wins stage 15 of the Giro d’Italia after holding off the sprinters from a breakaway, according to reports from both Channel NewsAsia and the Winnipeg Free Press. Both outlets say the stage ends with Dversnes first across the line, with the sprinting contenders unable to overtake the winner before the finish. While the coverage focuses on the outcome at the front, both sources also note the overall standings impact: Jonas Vingegaard retains the race lead and keeps the pink jersey after stage 15. The accounts align that Vingegaard’s position at the top of the general classification remains unchanged as the race continues into the next stages. Aside from these shared points—the stage winner, the breakaway-versus-sprinters finish, and Vingegaard maintaining the lead—the two briefs do not provide additional details such as time gaps, route specifics, or other rider placings. Overall, the reports converge on the key results: Dversnes takes victory on stage 15, and Vingegaard continues to lead the Giro in pink.