The Giro d’Italia resumed after a rest day with its tenth stage, which proved to be an engaging affair culminating in a final attack where Valentin Paret-Peintre prevailed in the closing kilometers of the route, outpacing Slovenian rider Jan Tratnik.

The French cyclist maintained a steady pace and conquered a challenging stage, given its uphill finish. For the Colombian cyclists, it was an intriguing stage where they came close to surprising but ultimately stayed compact within the main peloton and some escape groups.

Leading the Colombian contingent in the tenth stage of the Giro d’Italia was Esteban Chaves, who crossed the finish line in tenth place, just 1 minute and 56 seconds behind the winner.

Another standout performer was Daniel Felipe Martínez, finishing in 15th place and maintaining his position as the top Colombian rider in the overall standings. Einer Rubio finished 18th.

One of the highlights of the day was Nairo Quintana’s performance, who finished in the same group as Rubio but secured the 31st position.

Daniel Felipe Martínez Continues to Shine as Colombia’s Best in Giro d’Italia

Daniel Felipe Martínez remains the top Colombian cyclist in the competition, trailing closely behind Tadej Pogacar in the general classification. The Bora rider sits 2 minutes and 40 seconds behind the Slovenian.

In the top 10 standings, Einer Rubio dropped two spots to tenth, trailing Pogacar by 5 minutes. Esteban Chaves and Nairo Quintana each gained a position, finishing 17th and 30th, respectively.

The performance of Colombian cyclists in the Giro d’Italia continues to capture attention, with Chaves, Martínez, and Quintana showcasing their resilience and determination in one of cycling’s most prestigious events.