Three “made in Italy” confirmations for the Q36.5 team
Three renewals in tricolor sauce for Swiss team
The Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team announced on Tuesday that it has extended the contracts of Gianluca Brambilla, Matteo Moschetti and Nicolò Parisini. Three cyclists of different generations, whose confirmation è was announced by the Swiss team's general manager, former South African cyclist Doug Ryder, and confirmed by the three Italian athletes.
"I am really happy to continue my career with the Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team,” said 37-year-old Brambilla. “Starting my 16th season as a professional cyclist è exciting, I am motivated to work hard and achieve great goals in 2025. I am proud to mentor younger cyclists and contribute to the growth of the team. I really feel at home here and look forward to fighting for victory again next year".
"It's a privilege to continue with this team next season as well,‖ said Moschetti, 28. -I feel at home in this environment and I am happy to be here. This year, unfortunately, my season took an unexpected turn due to an accident, but I am on the mend and look forward to racing again. My goal for next season è to start strong right away, get some wins and repay the support I received during this difficult period".
The 24-year-old Parisini, a professional since 2023, also said he was thrilled with the deal: "I am really happy to stay with the team that gave me the chance" to turn pro. I have grown a lot during my time here, and although I have had some bad luck this year, I am looking forward to returning to the Belgian classics next season and showing what I am capable of. I am focused on finishing this season in the best possible way, and then getting ready during the winter to be successful next year. 2025 will be a pivotal year for my cycling career".
