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Il Tour de Suisse prende il via dalla Valtellina con i migliori al mondo

15 June

The Tour de Suisse kicks off in Valtellina with the world's best

Afonso Eulalio, Alberto Bettiol, Andrea Bagioli, Antonio Tiberi, Demi Vollering, Elisa Longo Borghini, The Niewiadoma auction, Lotte Kopecky, Marlen Reusser, Mathieu van der Poel, Primož Roglič, Richard Carapaz, Tadej Pogačar, Tom Pidcock, Tour de Suisse, Urska Zigart

Valtellina is preparing to host the Tour de Suisse's Grande Partenza, kicking off on June 17th with a double stage: the women's morning stage and the men's afternoon stage. The lineup is impressive and highly qualified, starting with Slovenians Tadej Pogačar (four Tour de Frances, one Giro d'Italia) and Primož Roglič (four Vuelta España, one Giro d'Italia), Britain's Tom Pidcock (two Olympic gold medals), and Dutchman Mathieu van der Poel (eight Monument Classics and one world title). Other prestigious confirmations include Tokyo Olympic champion Richard Carapaz, Portugal's Afonso Eulálio (eight days in…

Italia prima nel medagliere del Campionato Europeo di Paraciclismo

14 June

Italy first in the medal table at the European Paracycling Championships

Andrea Biancalani, European Paracycling Championship, Claudia Cretti, Cordiano Dagnoni, Davide Cortini, Fabrizio Cornegliani, Federico Andreoli, Francis Di Felice, Francesco Galimberti, James Salvalaggio, Giorgio Farroni, Lorenzo Bernard, Luca Mazzone, Marianna Agostini, Mirko Testa, Noemi Hermit, Paolo Totò, Roberta Amadeo

MANIAGO AND MONTEREALE VALCELLINA - 10 gold, 5 silver, 4 bronze: Italy finished first in the medal table at the European Para-cycling Championships, held in Maniago and Montereale Valcellina. The final three continental jerseys for the Italians were won by Claudia Cretti (WC5), Andrea Biancalani (MC4), and the duo of Lorenzo Bernard and Paolo Totò. Among the most significant images of the final day was that of Andrea Biancalani. After the error in the time trial that cost him a podium finish, the young Italian responded in style: staying in the thick of the action until…

Via al Giro Next Gen con la maglia iridata di Lorenzo Mark Finn

14 June

The Giro Next Gen begins with Lorenzo Mark Finn wearing the rainbow jersey.

Italian Cycling Federation, Giro Next Gen, Lorenzo Mark Finn, RCS Sport

REGGIO CALABRIA - The 2026 edition of the Giro Next Gen Carta Giovani Nazionale, the stage race organized by RCS Sport on behalf of the Italian Cycling Federation and dedicated to top cycling talent under 23, kicks off in Reggio Calabria. The 1,093.2 km race, divided into eight stages, will cross six regions of Central and Southern Italy before the grand finale in L'Aquila, where the overall winner will be crowned. 162 riders from 27 Italian and international teams will compete on a highly selective course, with two summit finishes and a total elevation gain of over 15,000 meters. Despite…

Giro d’Italia: Filippo Ganna domina la “cronometro” di Viareggio sfiorando i 60 km orari

19 May

Giro d'Italia: Filippo Ganna dominates the Viareggio time trial, reaching speeds of nearly 60 km/h.

Philip Ganna, Time trial race, Tour of Italy, Average 54 km/h, Viareggio-Marina di Massa stage

VIAREGGIO - Filippo Ganna dominated the Giro d'Italia time trial with a display of strength worthy of a great champion. In the Viareggio-Marina di Massa individual time trial, the hour record holder covered the 42km of flatland between Versilia and the Apuan Riviera at an average speed of 54.921 km/h, in 45'53". Dutchman Thymen Arensman finished second, 1'54" behind, with Frenchman Rémi Cavagna third, 1'59". This was the tenth stage. In the general classification, Portugal's Afonso Eulalio is 4'57" behind Ganna and retains the pink jersey. The favorite for the overall victory, according to the forecasts, is Denmark's Jonas Vingegaard.

Giro d’Italia: a Napoli prima vittoria italiana con Davide Ballerini davanti al belga Stuyven

14 May

Giro d'Italia: Davide Ballerini takes Italy's first victory in Naples, ahead of Belgian Stuyven.

David Ballerini, Tour of Italy, First Italian victory

NAPLES - Giro, Davide Ballerini wins in Naples. Davide Ballerini edges out Belgian Jasper Stuyven at the finish line in Naples, Italy's first victory of the 109th Giro. The two had a few meters of advantage after a crash split the peloton on the final corner. Australian Plowright leads the rest; Luca Mozzato is 7th, Filippo Magli 8th, and Enrico Zanoncello 9th. Portuguese rider Eulalio retains the pink jersey. The stage starts from Paestum, with a flat 142km. The stage is fueled by the breakaway of Luca Vergallito and Belgian Planckaer, joined by Marcellusi, Bais, and Tarozzi. The four Italians remain, caught with 35km to go.

Giro d’Italia, lo spagnolo Igor Arrieta vince la tappa di Potenza nonostante il meteo avverso

13 May

Giro d'Italia: Spaniard Igor Arrieta wins Potenza stage despite adverse weather

Alfonso Eutalio, Giro d'Italia 2026, Igor Arrieta

POTENZA - Spaniard Igor Arrieta won the Firo d'Italia stage in Potenza, made difficult by adverse weather conditions, but despite this, he overtook Portuguese rider Afonso Eulalio, his breakaway companion, who took solace in the pink jersey. Rain, hail, and crashes hit the 203 km from the start in Praia a Mare. Former leader Silva, Uruguayan, finished third, 51 seconds behind, followed by Milesi, Scaroni, and Garofoli, 1:29 behind. The peloton was 5:15 behind. Giulio Ciccone lost the leader's jersey. The stage featured two mountain categorized climbs, in the third and second categories. The protagonists of the day's long breakaway arrived in a blur.

I novemila ciclisti dell’Eroica al via da Gaiole in Chianti tra filari di vino e atmosfere d’antan

04 Oct

The nine thousand Eroica cyclists set off from Gaiole in Chianti amidst vineyards and an old-world atmosphere.

5 itinerari, 9,000 cyclists, Fiat 1500 Rai-ASI 1966, Gaiole in Chianti, Giancarlo Brocci, L'Eroica 2025, Guest Roger De Vlaeminck, Mayor Michele Peshini, Chianti Valleys

GAIOLE IN CHIANTI (SIENA) - The dawn light of this Saturday, October 4th, kicks off the 2025 edition of L'Eroica, immersing the Tuscan landscape of Gaiole in Chianti in an atmosphere of cycling from times gone by. The allure of heavy bicycles with steel tubing and thick wool jerseys emblazoned with iconic names in cycling, from Bianchi to Bottecchia, from Legnano to Colnago and Pinarello, is palpable. Nine thousand participants from 51 nations, including 1,200 female cyclists, are confident in the thin strip of asphalt that climbs up to 600 meters into the Chianti valleys. Two guests will be present…