Ganna targets both team pursuit and time trial at Tokyo 2020 Olympics

Filippo Ganna (Team Ineos)
Filippo Ganna holds the individual pursuit world record (Image credit: Bettini Photo)

Filippo Ganna hopes to target both the team pursuit and the individual time trial at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, while the Italian has also stated his ambition to break four minutes for the individual pursuit.

Earlier this month, Ganna broke the individual pursuit world record twice in one day at the Minsk World Cup, lowering the mark to 4:02.647. The feat came just weeks after he had taken bronze in the individual time trial at the World Championships in Yorkshire, and the Ineos rider wants to combine road and track in Tokyo next summer.

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