Stage 10 of the 2026 Giro d’Italia featured an exciting 42 km individual time trial from Viareggio to Massa, showcasing the talents of the pure specialists in time trialing. Filippo Ganna excelled on the challenging Tuscan course, clocking the fastest time, followed closely by Thymen Arensman in second place and Rémi Cavagna in third. The stage produced significant time gaps among the competitors, leading to a shake-up in the overall standings.
Overall Standings After Stage 10
Afonso Eulálio managed to retain the coveted pink jersey by minimizing his losses during the time trial. He now holds a 27-second lead over Jonas Vingegaard, who, despite not maximizing his potential in the time trial, remains in a strong position as the race transitions into the mountainous stages ahead.
The standout performer of the day was Arensman, whose impressive ride propelled him three places up to third overall for Netcompany INEOS. He is now just 1:57 behind Eulálio, solidifying his status as a serious contender for the podium. Meanwhile, Felix Gall fell to fourth place, trailing by 2:24, while Ben O’Connor climbed into fifth, now 2:48 behind the leader, enhancing his chances as the race progresses into its second week.
For the Red Bull–BORA–hansgrohe team, the focus was on limiting losses. Jai Hindley slipped two spots to sixth place, now sitting 3:06 behind Eulálio, while Giulio Pellizzari remains in ninth at 3:36. Michael Storer occupies seventh place at 3:28, Derek Gee-West is eighth at 3:34, and Markel Beloki completes the top 10 at a time gap of 4:16.
As we look ahead, the gaps in the standings are still relatively narrow. Eulálio defends his lead, Vingegaard is a clear threat, and Arensman has emerged as a formidable third force. With the contest for the podium wide open, the upcoming stages promise to deliver thrilling racing and intense competition.