Filippo Ganna wins Giro d’Italia stage 10 time trial as Eulálio retains lead

Italian rider Filippo Ganna delivered a dominant performance to win the individual time trial on stage 10 of the Giro d’Italia on Tuesday. The race’s overall leader, Afonso Eulálio, managed to retain the pink jersey by a narrow margin after a challenging day against the clock.

Ganna, a specialist in the discipline, completed the flat, 42-kilometer coastal route from Viareggio to Massa in 45 minutes and 53 seconds, averaging a speed of nearly 55 kilometers per hour. His winning margin was one minute and 54 seconds over his Netcompany-Ineos teammate, Thymen Arensman. French rider Rémi Cavagna finished third, a further five seconds back.

The time trial significantly reshuffled the standings behind Eulálio. Pre-race favorite Jonas Vingegaard was widely expected to take the overall lead but finished 13th on the stage, gaining only one minute and 57 seconds on the Portuguese leader. Eulálio now holds a 27-second advantage over Vingegaard in the general classification.

Arensman’s strong ride moved him into third place overall, one minute and 57 seconds behind Eulálio. Felix Gall dropped to fourth, while Australian Ben O’Connor climbed to fifth. Other notable performances included Derek...