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Dorian Godon vince la 110ª edizione del GranPiemonte di ciclismo

08 Oct

Dorian Godon wins the 110th edition of the GranPiemonte cycling race.

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BRA – Dorian Godon, a rider from the Netcompany Ineos team, won the 110th edition of the GranPiemonte cycling race, held on October 8, 2026, over a 181 km course from Asti to Bra. The winner completed the race in 4 hours, 6 minutes, and 19 seconds at an average speed of 44.089 km/h. Second place went to Anthon Charmig of Uno-X Mobility, while third place went to Alberto Bettiol of the XDS Astana Team. Godon commented on his performance, emphasizing that the course, less demanding than in previous years, was suited to his characteristics. He also highlighted the work done by…

Isaac Del Toro seeks a repeat win at the 110th edition of GranPiemonte.

Alberto Bettiol, Bagioli will go, Brandon McNulty, Dorian Godon, George Bennett, Julius Pellizzari, GranPiemonte, Isaac Del Toro, RCS Sport, Romain Gregoire

ASTI - The lineups for the 110th edition of the GranPiemonte presented by Crédit Agricole have been announced. The race will take place on Thursday, October 9th, over a rolling 181-kilometer route from Asti to Bra, featuring five climbs for a total elevation gain of 2,450 meters. The most significant of these climbs will be La Morra, to be repeated twice, with the summit less than 14 kilometers from the finish line. The GranPiemonte presented by Crédit Agricole, in addition to being classified as a Pro category race, is included in the Coppa Italia delle Regioni calendar. The number 1 will be worn by Isaac Del Toro, winner of the 2025 edition...

GranPiemonte 2026 with world-class protagonists and a challenging route in Piedmont

Brandon McNulty, cycling, GranPiemonte, Isaac Del Toro, Michael Matthews, World Cup Montreal

PIEDMONT – The 110th GranPiemonte will take place on Thursday, October 8, 2026, on the roads of the Langhe, Monferrato, and Roero regions. The top two finishers at the recent World Championships in Montreal, Brandon McNulty and Michael Matthews, will be taking part. 2025 winner Isaac Del Toro and former world champion Mads Pedersen will also be competing. The race covers 185 km from Asti to Bra, with an undulating route and ten climbs, including Manera, Tre Cunei, and Roddino, with a final 34.7 km circuit that concludes in Bra. Among the most anticipated Italians are Lorenzo Mark Finn, Alberto Bettiol, and Matteo Trentin. Important…