Cycling: Lithuanian is in the pink in Giro
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Your support makes all the difference.Ramunas Navardauskas took the Giro d'Italia lead yesterday after helping his Garmin-Barracuda team win the time-trial on stage four.
Navardauskas, from Lithuania, and his team-mates finished the 32.2-kilometre race around Verona five seconds ahead of Katusha.
Britain's Team Sky had a disappointing day, having to settle for ninth place, half a minute behind Garmin.
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