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Jorgenson limits damage in Tirreno-Adriatico opening time trial

Jorgenson limits damage in Tirreno-Adriatico opening time trial

Matteo Jorgenson managed to limit the damage in the opening time trial of the Tirreno-Adriatico. The American recorded the sixteenth fastest time on the perfectly straight course, while Filippo Ganna set the fastest mark.

In the traditional opening time trial along the coast of Lido di Camaiore, Wout van Aert got things started for Team Visma | Lease a Bike. The Belgian posted a time of 13:18, after which it was a matter of waiting for the big names.

Jorgenson, one of the favorites, delivered a solid performance. He clocked 12:52, keeping the time lost to his rivals under control. In the end, Ganna proved by far the strongest with 12:08, taking the victory in the first stage.

"I had hoped for a better time"

Matteo Jorgenson

“I had hoped for a better time,” Jorgenson admitted honestly. “Fortunately, my legs felt good. I know my form is solid right now, and I was able to keep the time lost to my competitors to a minimum.”

Team director Jesper Mørkøv was pleased with his rider’s performance: “It’s a good start to the week. Matteo lost a little time to some of his rivals, and we need to make up for that over the coming days. But I’m confident that Matteo can do it.”

While Jorgenson went all out, Van Aert took it easier with an eye on the rest of the week. “I felt good. The time trial was a nice preparation for the rest of the week. Tomorrow promises a great stage, and I hope to play a significant role in the challenging finale. There are also opportunities later in the week. Hopefully, it will be a great week.”

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