The Spaniard recovers on his partner, clearly shortening the detachment. Tiberi confirms himself in third place. Difficult day for climbers: Ciccone slips in eighth position
It is an uncertain and exciting tour of Italy. This is confirmed by the general classification after the tenth stage, the time trial from Lucca to Pisa. Isaac Del Toro remains in the pink jersey, but the Mexican of the EUE team Emirates XRG loses the direct confrontation with his partner Juan Ayuso, which reduces the detachment. In fact, now the Spaniard pays only 25 ”of delay and launches a very strong signal. Antonio Tiberi does not tremble. The Italian remains in third place, shortening in turn the gap towards the leader. The Bahrain-Victorious runner is 1’01 away”: a detachment that does not preclude great ambitions. From the fourth position onwards, however, everything changes.
Reversal
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In fact, Simon Yates gains ground, going up from sixth to fourth place. The British, captain of the Bike Vism-Leaase team, pays 1’03 “compared to Del Toro. Primaz Roglic returns overwhelmingly fighting. The Slovenian of the Red Bull-Coll Team Hansgrohe redeemed the negative day on Sienese dirt roads and goes to fifth position at 1’18” from the pink jersey. Then the detachments become higher. Brandon McNulty (UAE Team Emirates XRG) dates back to sixth place with a delay of 2 minutes net, followed by teammate Adam Yates at 2’06 “. Difficult day for climbers: Giulio Ciccone (Lidl-Trek) is eighth at 2’07”, followed by Richard Carapaz (EF Education-EasyPost), 2’10 ” (Ineos Grenodiers) at 2’27 “, which climbs off his partner Egan Bernal.