Netcompany Ineos came into this year's Giro d'Italia with two co-leaders in the shape of former winner Egan Bernal and Thymen Arensman, but it looks as though the road has already decided their primary leader after the first nine days.
Following an early struggle on stage 4 in Cosenza, Bernal has shed major time on both summit finishes of Blockhaus and Corno alle Scale so far, leaving him in 15th, 6:49 off the race lead.
