Vingegaard finished second overall while Landa completed the podium.

It was Pogacar’s second trident, which is the iconic trophy of the Race of the Two Seas.

"I've had a good last day at Tirreno-Adriatico," said Pogačar after the race.

"It was more relaxed than the days before.

"It was a little bit nervous for the sprint at the end.

"I stayed focused till the end.

"My favourite moment of this race was yesterday.

"The first stage I won was also really beautiful.

"I'm super happy to have won two Tirreno-Adriatico.

"Let's see what I can do in the next races. I might look unbeatable but I'm not."

The seventh and final stage of the Tirreno-Adriatico was captured by Phil Bauhaus of Bahrain Victorious in 3:39.58, before Giacomo Nizzolo of Israel-Premier Tech finished second and Kaden Groves of BikeExchange-Jayco third with the same time.

This was also Bauhaus' first win of the year and 18^th overall in his pro career since 2014.

"I feel amazing," said Bauhaus.

"We always believed I could win.

"I had a difficult winter but I knew that I was in good shape.

"I followed Arnaud Démare in the sprint and when I saw a gap, I went for it.

"Tirreno-Adriatico is a super big race.

"I told the guys this morning that it would look nice on my palmarès.

"I'm delighted."

After winning the UAE Tour, Strade Bianche and Tirreno-Adriatico, Pogačar will be eyeing the Milano-Sanremo, scheduled to begin on March 19.

Pogačar finished in 12th place in 2020 at Milano-Sanremo.