The world's number one rider proves once more why he is in this spot with a beautiful victory in todays Longines Ranking in Rome. On the soil of Piazza di Siena he and his Cas 2 (by Indoctro) completed this 1m50/1m55 course in only 34.14 second during the jump off.
He left Steve Guerdat behind who takes the second place for Swiss with his Alamo (by Ukato) in 35.04 seconds. While in third place it was Italy's own Emanuele Gaudiano who flew around on his Chalou (by Chacco Blue) in 35.40 seconds.
Completing the top five we found in fourth place Samantha Mcintosh (NZL) with Check In 2, followed by Paolo Adamo Zuvadelli and his Chaccieny.
