As mentioned, Pinot starts the day in 6th. At just 17 seconds behind 5th-placed Eddie Dunbar and 59 seconds behind 4th-placed Damiano Caruso, if Pinot could put in the ride of his life on what has been described as a uniquely brutal individual time-trial that sees the riders tackle the immense gradients of the Monte Lussari, a top 5 finish in his final ever
Giro d'Italia could be on the cards for Pinot.