Richie Porte on stage three of the 2015 Giro di Trentino
Team Sky's Richie Porte sealed his third stage race victory in a row by safely navigating his way through stage four of the Giro del Trentino to take the overall win.
Porte maintained his 22-second advantage over Astana's Mikel Landa on the stage between Malè and Cles, with teammate Leopold König securing third place overall, some 58 seconds back on the Australian.
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