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Tobias Svarre won stage 3 of the CRO Race, taking the leader's jersey from teammate Carl-Frederik Bévort, who'd won stage 2. Uno-X Mobility now controls a sprint stage, a mountain stage, and the GC lead through two different riders in two days — that's not a hot streak, that's a roster deep enough to win however the day breaks.
Svarre's first professional win came on the queen stage's toughest test, the Skitača — 3.2km at 11.7% — before he dropped Tim Wellens 250 metres from the line on a part-cobbled finish. He now leads Antonio Tiberi by four seconds and Wellens by twelve. A 21-year-old signed for 2026 taking the race lead directly off a teammate who won the day before isn't a fluke result; it's a team executing a plan across two completely different stage profiles.
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