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Jonathan Milan campione italiano di corsa su strada

Jonathan Milan, Italian road running champion

Friulian Jonathan Milan is the 2026 Italian road champion, finishing a tough race on the Asti-Cuneo route. Tommaso Dati finished second, ahead of Alessandro Romele. Milan covered the 225 km in 4:52:40 at an average speed of 40.206 km/h. A total of 71 riders completed the race, organized by the Italian Cycling Federation and the Professional Cycling League with the support of the Piedmont Region and counting towards the 2026 Italian Regions' Cup. The new Italian champion benefited from Lidl Trek's outstanding teamwork from the opening kilometers. He led a powerful sprint with less than 200…
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Filippo Ganna colleziona il settimo titolo italiano a cronometro

Filippo Ganna collects his seventh Italian time trial title

Filippo Ganna won the Italian time trial title for the seventh time in the 40.2 km race from the Sanctuary of Vicoforte to Barolo, completing a time of 47:39.68 and averaging 50.36 km/h. Behind him, 2':06", was young Luca Giaimi (UAE Team Emirates XRG), born in 2005, and Mattia Cattaneo (Red Bull – BORA – Hansgrohe) at 2':36". Filippo Baroncini, making a strong recovery after last year's crash at the Tour of Poland, finished fourth. Sobrero was fifth, and a brilliant Lorenzo Finn, fresh from his victory at the Giro Next Gen, finished sixth. Filippo Ganna earned…
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Il Meeting Giovanissimi, Viareggio ha celebrato il futuro del ciclismo italiano

The Viareggio Youth Meeting celebrated the future of Italian cycling.

For four days, Viareggio was the capital of Italian youth cycling. The 38th edition of the National Meeting of Clubs for Young Riders - Adriano Morelli Memorial brought together 1,349 young athletes (aged 2014 to 2019), representing 179 clubs from across Italy, confirming its position as the most important national event dedicated to the Italian Cycling Federation's youth categories. In the overall standings, UC Costamasnaga ASD won with 1,440 points, ahead of ASD Feralpi Monteclarense, second with 1,220 points, and Velo Club Sarroch, third with 1,005 points, at the end of a battle that remained open until the final day of…
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Finn riporta l’Italia sul tetto del Giro Next Gen dopo 15 anni

Finn brings Italy back to the top of the Giro Next Gen after 15 years

Lorenzo Mark Finn finished his Giro Next Gen Carta Giovani Nazionale in style, taking the Maglia Rosa and also winning the Villa Sant'Angelo-L'Aquila Tudor ITT. The two-time world champion clocked a time of 29:03, 15 seconds ahead of Irish national champion Adam Rafferty and 32 seconds ahead of Belgian national champion and former Maglia Rosa Matisse Van Kerckhove. Mateo Ramirez and Henrique Bravo were further behind, but they nonetheless defended the podium from the assault of Piana delle Mele winner Aubin Sparfel, who finished fourth in both the time trial and the overall classification. Finn thus puts Italy back on top of the Giro Next…
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Tadej Pogačar strappa d’un soffio la crono a van der Poel e ipoteca il Tour de Suisse

Tadej Pogačar narrowly snatches the time trial from van der Poel and secures the Tour de Suisse

Tadej Pogačar (UAE Team Emirates XRG) narrowly defeated Mathieu van der Poel (Alpecin-Premier Tech) in the 23.8-kilometer individual time trial around Aarburg to win Stage 4 of the Tour de Suisse. Only 0.04 seconds separated the two at the finish. Tobias Foss (Netcompany INEOS) finished third, 6 seconds behind. On the fast course, several riders initially set strong benchmark times. Tim Wellens (UAE Team Emirates XRG) temporarily took the lead by a wide margin, before van der Poel lowered his best time to 26:37 minutes. The Dutchman seemed…
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Al Giro Next Gen penultima tappa a Sparfel, la Maglia Rosa Finn allunga in classifica.

At the Giro Next Gen, the penultimate stage in Sparfel, the Pink Jersey Finn extends his lead in the standings.

Two years after Paul Magnier's victory, France once again won a stage of the Giro Next Gen Carta Giovani Nazionale thanks to Aubin Sparfel, who completed a move at Piana delle Mele just a few kilometers before the start of the final climb. The Decathlon CMA CGM rider prevailed over his breakaway companion, Britain's Elliot Rowe, while also holding off the resurgence of the Maglia Rosa, Lorenzo Mark Finn, who attacked on the most challenging section of the final climb and crossed the finish line just 5 seconds behind the winner. The world champion thus consolidated his lead in the overall standings: Mateo…
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Il campione del mondo Finn in maglia rosa al Giro Next Gen

World champion Finn wears the pink jersey at the Giro Next Gen

Lorenzo Mark Finn triumphed in the rainbow jersey in the sixth stage of the Giro Next Gen Carta Giovani Nazionale, earning his first Corsa Rosa victory and the Maglia Rosa in one fell swoop. The world champion's attack began on the slopes of Monte Livata, this year's Cima Coppi. A double acceleration broke the resistance of his main rivals, starting with Maglia Rosa Matisse Van Kerckhove, who broke away with 12 kilometers to go. With 10.5 kilometers to go, Finn launched a decisive attack, reaching the leader and teammate Gustave Blanc, and then...
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Matisse Van Kerckhove vince sul circuito dei Campi Flegrei e vola al conando del Giro Next Gen

Matisse Van Kerckhove wins on the Campi Flegrei circuit and flies to the Giro d'Italia Next Gen finish line

After the Italian sprint in the fourth stage of the Giro Next Gen Carta Giovani Nazionale, won by Matteo Fiorin, who outsprinted Nicolò Pizzi and the Red Jersey Davide Donati, the Campi Flegrei circuit crowned Matisse Van Kerckhove as the new pink jersey at the end of a spectacular stage, characterized by continuous attacks and numerous dramatic twists. On the Bacoli seafront, the Belgian rider from Visma | Lease a Bike prevailed over Nicolò Arrighetti, the last survivor of the day's breakaway. The leading group in the general classification finished 11" behind, with the…
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Pogacar in versione cannibale al Tour de Suisse, prima vittoria da prof per la 23enne De Vries

Pogacar goes cannibal at the Tour de Suisse, with 23-year-old De Vries claiming her first professional victory.

Tadej Pogacar created a dramatic lead in the first stage of the Tour de Suisse, starting and finishing in Sondrio. The Slovenian world champion set off with 72 km to go, shaving more than two minutes off the nearest pursuer, Richard Carapaz. Andrea Bagioli finished third, 2'28" behind. The manner in which Pogacar sealed the Swiss stage race, attacking relentlessly on the climb to Buglio in Monte, demonstrates the impressive lead over his main rivals. Femke De Vries won the first stage of the 2026 Tour de Suisse Women. The 23-year-old Dutch rider from Team Visma…
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Il belga Schoofs maglia rosa del Giro Next Gen Giovani Nazionale

Belgian Schoofs takes the pink jersey at the Giro Next Gen Giovani Nazionale

The pink jersey of the Giro Next Gen Carta Giovani Nazionale (National Youth Card) lasted 24 hours, worn by Davide Donati, a sprinter from Brescia for Red Bull - Bora - Hansgrohe Rookies, who outsprinted Belgian Aldo Taillieu and Frenchman Aubin Sparfel in the second stage in Crotone. He was ousted by Belgian Jasper Schoofs (Soudal Quick-Step Devo Team), who won the third stage, 166 km from Sibari to Villa d'Agri di Marsicovetere, after a 149 km breakaway, ahead of Simone Zanini (XDS Astana Development Team) and Matteo Vanhuffel (Development Team PicNic…
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