Tour of the Gila: Tyler Stites wins stage 3 time trial

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Walter Vargas second, Jonas Walton third in Tyrone

Tyler Stites in the time trial at the Tour of the Gila
Tyler Stites in the time trial at the Tour of the Gila (Image credit: Velo Images / Tour of the Gila)
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Tyler Stites (Project Echelon Racing) won the stage 3 time trial at the Tour of the Gila. Stites covered the 26km course in 33:08 and moved into the lead in the overall classification.

Runner-up on the day was Walter Vargas (Team Medellín), who finished the time trial 10 seconds slower than Stites, while Jonas Walton (Team Ecoflo Chronos) was third at 37 seconds back.

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