May 24 : Norway’s Fredrik Dversnes outsprinted rivals in a breakaway group and kept the peloton at bay to win stage 15 of Giro d’Italia on Sunday, with Denmark’s Jonas Vingegaard retaining the pink jersey after the stage was shortened for safety reasons. Dversnes, an Uno-X Mobility rider, joined Martin Marcellusi, Mattia Bais and Mirco Maestri in the break and prevailed in a four-man sprint to the finish line.  Italians Maestri and Marcellusi also made the podium, in second and third place respectively. “This was my big shot,” said Dversnes, the first Norwegian to win a stage in Giro d’Italia since Edvald Boasson Hagen won the seventh stage in 2009. “You always think about (the win) on the way, but when we had two minutes’ lead pretty late in the race, you of course start believing.” The breakaway group set a high pace in the flat stage, maintaining an average speed of over 51 km per hour.  The peloton hung back in the 157-km ride from Voghera as they entered Milan for four laps in …