Caleb Ewan celebrates his first win in Ineos Grenadiers colours Kogut and Tesson round out podium in Bondeno Caleb Ewan sprinted to his first victory in Ineos Grenadiers colours on the opening stage of the Settimana Coppi e Bartali sprinting to an easy win at the end of the 174.5km stage to Bondeno logging his first race day for the British team following a move from Jayco-AlUla over the winter received a perfect lead-out from his teammates who had controlled the race for much of the day What was the 64th victory of his career came well clear of Oded Kogut (Israel-Premier Tech) and Jason Tesson (TotalEnergies) who only just about managed to clear the Ineos lead-out Ben Swift in the sprint Ewan will now don the first leader’s green-and-red jersey of the race heading into the hilly 164km second stage to Sogliano al Rubicone on Wednesday marked the opening of the race's 40th edition a five-man break ventured out into the lead Carlos Samudio (Solution Tech-Vini Fantini) was joined in the move by Baptiste Huyet (Unibet Tietema Rockets) Kevin Pezzo Rosola (General Store-Essegibi-F.Lli Curia) Matteo Zurlo (SC Padovani Polo Cherry Bank) Ineos Grenadiers took control at the front limiting the break's advantage to two minutes barring a 100-metre hill coming after 36km The day's only challenge would provide the first mountain classification leader of the race with Pezzo Rosola leading the break across the line to take a single point and with it the green jersey overnight The remainder of the day provided little action with the break racing up the road with a solid two-minute gap to the peloton That advantage only started to come down within the final 40km when Israel-Premier Tech and Jayco-AlUla joined Ineos at the front of the peloton the break held an advantage of 1:20 on the peloton with TotalEnergies and VF Group-Bardiani CSF-Faizanè also joining the fray in the chase dropped back to the peloton to leave four men out front the gap to the chase group fell under a minute as the race hit the final 20km Amann was the next to drop back with 16km to run though at that point TotalEnergies had reduced the gap to 15 seconds with Zurlo lasting a touch longer than his companions and UAE Team Emirates-XRG also organised themselves for the final None of the teams could hold a candle to Ineos in the final run to the line with the squad once again taking control at the front with an organised lead-out train to deliver Ewan to the line The 30-year-old had no rivals in the sprint finish blasting home well clear of anyone else to score a dominant victory Results powered by FirstCycling Dani has reported from the world's top races She has interviewed many of the sport's biggest stars and her favourite races are the Giro d'Italia you will then be prompted to enter your display name LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department is responding to the scene of a barricade near Spencer and Serene The incident was first reported as a domestic disturbance call just before 5:30 a.m an individual armed with an edged weapon refused to comply with officers and exit the residence He would later be taken into custody just before noon No injuries have been reported at this time SWAT and crisis negotiators are currently at the scene assisting Motorists are urged to avoid the area while police remain on scene Caleb Ewan sprinted to debut glory on the opening stage of Coppi e Bartali His first race day for the INEOS Grenadiers Ewan was well protected by the team over the flat 174.5-kilometres from Ferrara to Bondeno before being delivered to the finish by Ben Swift Ewan’s signature speed and power was unmatched giving him time to cross the line with his arms aloft The first 20km saw a breakaway of five riders The break stayed away until the final 15km with Ewan well positioned behind Magnus Sheffield before launching his sprint to take the win in a bunch finish Swift clung on to take fifth place on the stage The win sees Ewan start in the leaders jersey for tomorrow's second stage with a four second advantage Caleb Ewan: “Obviously no better way to start with the team I think I came in knowing my form was pretty good but you know when you haven’t raced for so long you don’t really have any gage of where you’re at “I was a bit nervous this morning but the boys did an amazing job I think it was honestly one of the best lead outs I’ve ever had so they did a great job Everyone committed 100% and I’m just happy I could finish the job.” Police were called to reports of dangerous driving in Bondeno Police in Italy have fined a 103-year-old woman who was caught driving an uninsured car at night with an expired driving licence Officers received a call at about 1am reporting a vehicle being driven dangerously in the centre of Bondeno a town with about 13,000 inhabitants near Ferrara The officers dispatched to the scene in the northern Emilia Romagna region were “greatly surprised when they discovered the year of the driver’s birth” She had been driving to Bondeno to meet friends and “probably” got disoriented in the dark and lost her way Molinari’s licence expired two years ago. In Italy drivers over 80 must undergo a medical exam every two years to renew their licence Molinari was fined and taken home by police “I will buy myself a Vespa,” Molinari told local newspaper La Nuova Ferrara she plans to visit friends by bicycle instead “I would give Giose a medal rather than a fine,” he said “It’s not common to have such inner strength and it gives me hope for my own old age!” he wrote on Facebook Excellent confirmations in the artistic and Solo Dance sector, for the athletes who have been leading the national rankings for some years. Worthy of note were the performances of the two Bondeno quartets, both already qualified for the FISR Italian Championship. Welcome and punctual as always was the presence of the Councilor for Sport of the Municipality of Bondeno, Ornella Bonati, who, introduced by Guido Mandreoli, technical collaborator of Aics national skating, conducted the awards ceremony. A very successful competition, made possible thanks to the work of the athletes, the coaches, Manuel Santulini, Alessia Orsi, Guido Mandreoli, Flavia Vincenzi, Martina Guandalini, Asia Ciccacci, the families and the board of directors of Asd Pattinaggio Bondeno. 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Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! twitterinstagrampinterestAbout us Contact us Australian took the victory in a sprint finish on stage one of the Coppi e Bartali race in Italy Caleb Ewan won at the first time of asking for Ineos Grenadiers on Tuesday sprinting to victory on stage one of the Settimana Coppi e Bartali in Bondeno Ineos controlled the race for much of the day with Ewan timing his jump to perfection to take the win after a flawless leadout from his teammates Ewan joined the team after coming to mutual agreement to leave Australian outfit Jayco-AlUla during the off-season Oden Kogut (Israel-Premier Tech) and Jason Tesson (TotalEnergies) couldn’t get near the Australian taking second and third respectively at the finish Ewan finished well clear of the rest of the field to take the overall race lead moving into the second stage on Wednesday Ewan expressed his relief at winning after not racing for 200 days before joining his new team “Obviously there’s no better way to start,” he said “I came in knowing that my form was pretty good but when you haven’t raced for so long you really don’t have any gauge of where you’re at although the boys did an amazing job and it was honestly one of the best leadouts that I’ve ever had Everyone committed one hundred percent and I’m just happy that I could finish the job.” Ewan said after joining Ineos that he had been put in a “bad situation” by his former team when speaking on the Geraint Thomas Cycling Club podcast He even suggested that he had contemplated retirement before leaving Jayco “This means a lot,” he added on Tuesday “The last few months have been quite hard… it’s the longest time that I’ve gone with no racing in my career so I honestly didn’t know what to expect I’m just happy that the team gave me so much support and did an amazing job.” Thank you for reading 20 articles this month* Join now for unlimited access Enjoy your first month for just £1 / $1 / €1 *Read 5 free articles per month without a subscription Try first month for just £1 / $1 / €1 rider interviews and features appear both online and in the magazine he has reported from some of professional cycling's biggest races and events including the Tour de France and the World Championships in Glasgow He has also covered major races elsewhere across the world Tom writes race reports from the men's and women's WorldTour and focuses on coverage of UK domestic cycling Italy — One of the strongest earthquakes to shake northern Italy rattled the region around Bologna early Sunday a magnitude-6.0 temblor that killed at least four people toppled buildings and sent residents running into the streets This document may not be reprinted without the express written permission of Northwest Arkansas Newspapers LLC Material from the Associated Press is Copyright © 2025 audio and/or video material shall not be published rewritten for broadcast or publication or redistributed directly or indirectly in any medium Neither these AP materials nor any portion thereof may be stored in a computer except for personal and noncommercial use The AP will not be held liable for any delays errors or omissions therefrom or in the transmission or delivery of all or any part thereof or for any damages arising from any of the foregoing A 103-year-old Italian woman with an expired driving licence has been busted by police while popping over to see friends at night in an uninsured car It was 1am (0000 GMT) when police received a call about a vehicle driving dangerously in the centre of Bondeno police said in a statement received by AFP on Thursday The officers in the patrol car dispatched to the scene in the northern Emilia Romagna region were "greatly surprised when they discovered the year of the driver's birth" "so is 103 years old but still capable of getting into a car and driving to Bondeno to meet friends" She had "probably" got disorientated in the dark and lost her way Molinari's licence had expired two years previously drivers over 80 must undergo a medical exam every two years to renew their permits The centenarian was fined and then taken home by police But she has not resigned herself to staying at home "I will buy myself a Vespa," an Italian brand of scooter Molinari told local newspaper La Nuova Ferrara hailed her approach to life: "I would give Giose a medal rather than a fine." "It's not common to have such inner strength and it gives me hope for my own old age!" he wrote on Facebook please register for free or log in to your account Three people die and hundreds of homes and buildings are destroyed after an earthquake measuring 6.0 struck the north-east of Italy on Sunday morning Emergency services said at least 50 people were injured in the quake sending thousands of people running into the streets in town and cities from the Emilia-Romagna region to Venice Authorities said the quake’s epicentre was the commune of Finale Emilia A 29-year-old Moroccan man was killed by a falling girder when a factory building collapsed in the small town of Ponte Rodoni di Bondeno Two Italian workers died when a roof caved in at a ceramics factory in Sant-Agostino And another worker was reported missing when the roof of another factory collapsed in a town in the same area One of the men killed in the factory collapse “wanted to go to the seaside but because of the bad weather forecast he decided to go to work to replace a colleague who was sick,” a family member told local media Another worker was reported missing in the collapse of a roof on a foundry in another village in the same area with reports suggesting she may have had a heart attack brought on by panic during the quake firefighters rescued a five-year-old girl who was trapped in the rubble of her house after a rapid series of phone calls between a local woman a family friend who was in New York and emergency services The magnitude 6.0 quake happened at a depth of 3.2 miles and lasted around 20 seconds all the village went out into the street after the first shock after the second many took shelter in their cars but fortunately the damage was fairly limited above all affecting churches,” Umberto Mazza First television footage showed half-collapsed houses with heaps of rubble on the roads Several church steeples and towers also partly collapsed The region shaken by the quake is Italy’s industrial heartland but also home to priceless architectural and art treasures The historic centre of Ferrara is classified as a world heritage site Hospitals were evacuated as a precautionary measure Telephone switchboards of emergency services were inundated with calls immediately after the quake Earlier a 4.1-magnitude quake shook the Lombardy region around Milan Italy’s financial and business capital and was felt in the historic cities of Modena Seismic experts said the relatively small size of the aftershocks meant the worst was likely over officials opened polls as planned for the second round of local elections in the cities of Piacenza a 6.3 magnitude quake devastated the central city of l’Aquila killing around 300 people and leaving tens of thousands homeless.