The favored Pogačar climbed Monte Carpegna in the second climb and kept the lead to the finish line. His closest pursuers Vingegaard and Landa lost more than a minute to him after 215 kilometers. The second Belgian Remco Evenepoel, who was not good enough for the best and dropped out of the elite ten, fared even worse.
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The race ends on Sunday’s flat stage around San Benedetto del Tronto, which measures 159 km.
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| Tirreno-Adriatico Cycling Race (WorldTour) – Stage 6 (215 km): |
|---|
| 1. Pogačar (Slovenian / SAE Team Emirates) 5:28:57 |
| 2. Vingegaard (Dán. / Jumbo-Visma) |
| 3. Landa (Sp. / Bahrain Victorious) both -1: 03 |
| 4. Gate (Austr./Ineos Grenadiers) -1:34 |
| 5. Caruso (It./Bahrajn Victorious) |
| 6. Hindley (Austr./Bora-hansgrohe) oba -1:49 |
| … 97. Black (CZ / Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl) -30: 25. |
| Running order: |
| 1. Pogačar 23:45:55 |
| 2. Vingegaard -1:52 |
| 3. Land -2: 33 |
| 4. Gate 2:44 |
| 5. Hindley -3:05 |
| 6. Arensman (Niz./DSM) -3: 16 |
| … 137. Black -1: 15: 25. |
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