Giro d'Italia: Ganna wins the time trial in the fourteenth stage
Another great performance from Pogacar who finished in second place


Another great performance from Pogacar who finished in second place

Filippo Ganna wins the individual time trial in the fourteenth stage of the Giro d'Italia. The Team Ineos Grenadiers rider covered the 31.2 km, from Castiglione delle Stiviere to Desenzano del Garda, in 35'02" at an average speed of 53.4 km/h.
The Piedmontese starts well before the men in the rankings and sets an amazing time : he climbs to the top of the rankings, putting behind him numerous specialists such as Foss, Bjerg, Affini, Milesi, Hoole and Walscheid.
Nobody worries Ganna until Pogacar starts: the Slovenian is 4" ahead at the first half-time, while at the second he is 10" behind. Pogacar concludes the test with an excellent second place at 29".
Among the men in the standings, Arensman 3rd is doing well, gaining four positions overall, Tiberi 6th and O'Connor 7th. G.Thomas 4th overtakes D.Martinez 13th in second place with a 15" lead.
Baudin surprisingly enters the top ten, while Rubio, Fortunato, Bardet, Hirt and Pozzovivo drop.
ARRIVAL ORDER:
1 GANNA Filippo INEOS Grenadiers 35.02 53.435
2 POGAČAR Tadej UAE Team Emirates 0.29 52.708
3 ARENSMAN Thymen INEOS Grenadiers 1.07 51.784
4 THOMAS Geraint INEOS Grenadiers 1.14 51.618
5 PLAPP Luke Team Jayco AlUla 1.18 51.523
6 TIBERI Antonio Bahrain - Victorious 1.19 51,499
7 O'CONNOR Ben Decathlon AG2R La Difesa Team 1.25 51.358
8 FOSS Tobias INEOS Grenadiers 1.26 51.335
9 BJERG Mikkel UAE Team Emirates 1.28 51.288
10 RELATED Edoardo Team Visma | Lease a Bike 1.30 51,241
Photo: Sprint Cycling Agency
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