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Il ciclismo azzurro domina i Mondiali Juniores su pista

Italian cycling dominates the Junior Track World Championships

Heusden-Zolder - Italian cycling confirmed its position as a world track superpower and swept the Junior World Championships in Heusden-Zolder, winning 16 medals (8 gold, 6 silver, and 2 bronze). It was hard to imagine they could top last year's World Championships in the Netherlands, when the team collected six world titles and 13 medals. A year later, with most of the 2025 contenders now in the Under-23 category, the Italian team has done even better, returning from the Belgian track with an incredible haul: 16 medals, including a whopping 8 world titles.
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Poker di medaglie d’oro azzurre ai Mondiali juniores di ciclismo su pista

Italy wins four gold medals at the Junior Track Cycling World Championships

HEUSEN.ZOLDER. Italy reclaims the spotlight at the Junior Track World Championships in Heusden-Zolder. Matteo Maggioni wins the points race, Agata Campana eliminates him, and Matteo Ghirelli wins the kilometer. Completing the four-man effort is the fifth consecutive victory for the men's pursuit quartet. After just two days, the Italians thus equal the four world championships they earned in last year's entire edition. The triumphant day concludes with the bronze medal in the women's pursuit. POINTS RACE - Maggioni takes the title with 45 points. The Italian gains two laps on the pack and collects another five in the intermediate sprints: three in the third and two in the seventh.
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Due argenti e un bronzo azzurri ai Mondiali su pista juniores

Two silvers and a bronze for the Italians at the Junior Track World Championships

HEUSDEN-ZOLDER - Italy opened the Junior Track World Championships at the Heusden-Zolder velodrome with three medals. Agata Campana and Jacopo Vendramin took silver in the two Scratch events, while the men's Team Sprint took third place. The first medal ever came in the women's Scratch event. Agata Campana finished second behind American Emma Louise Jimenez Palos, the 2025 world champion in the discipline. This was Campana's second world championship medal: last year in Apeldoorn, she won the Team Sprint title. Shortly thereafter, Jacopo Vendramin followed suit in the men's race. The Italian…
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Italia prima nel medagliere degli Europei su pista Juniores e U23

Italy first in the medal table at the European Track Championships for Juniors and U23s

Cottbus – The Junior and Under 23 European Track Championships concluded with the Italian team winning 27 medals, including 14 gold, 7 silver, and 6 bronze, and first place in the overall medal table. This extraordinary result ties the 2023 gold record but adds five more medals overall. Compared to the 2025 European Championships, the leap is even more significant: five more medals overall and five more golds. Approximately 701 TP3T athletes from the Italian squad made the podium (30 of the 42 athletes selected), and Italians were among the top performers in all disciplines.
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Otto titoli e 14 podi azzurri nei primi due giorni degli Europei su pista

Eight titles and 14 Italian podiums in the first two days of the European Track Championships

Fourteen Italian medals were won in the first two days of the European Junior and Under-23 Track Championships in Cottbus. The opening day's eight medals, with five titles (one silver and two bronze) in endurance, individual events, and sprint, were joined by six more (three gold, one silver, and two bronze). The first title for the Italian team was won by Agata Campana, gold in the junior women's Scratch event, while Federica Venturelli from Crema once again confirmed her special relationship with the individual pursuit by winning her third consecutive European Under-23 title in the event, following those she earned in 2024.
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