Filippo Ganna wins sixth Italian men's national time trial championships
Ineos rider beats Filippo Baroncini and Mattia Cattaneo to keep the tricolore jersey
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Filippo Ganna lived up to his billing as the huge favourite for the Italian men's time trial championship, winning the sixth tricolore jersey of his career with a dominant ride in the heat of northern Italy.
Ganna set a time of 30:35 on the flat 28km course near Pordenone in the northeast of Italy, beating recent Baloise Belgium Tour winner Filippo Baroncini (UAE Team Emirates-XRG) by 46 seconds. Mattia Cattaneo (Soudal-QuickStep) was third at 57 seconds.
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