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Hit by a truck: Cyclist dies in Bordighera
The tragedy occurred on the Aurelia Highway, in the area of Madonna della Ruota
Tragedy in Arcore: 51-Year-Old Davide Rinaldi Is the Victim; Search Underway for the Driver of a Heavy-Duty Vehicle
Another cyclist could provide important details to help reconstruct the final moments before the collision and assist investigators in understanding the exact sequence of events.
Tragedy in Arcore: Cyclist Killed in Accident at Roundabout
The dramatic incident occurred on Thursday morning
Tragedy in Brescia: Cyclist Dies; Immediate Assistance from a Doctor Proves Futile
The victim is Roberto Frassine, who has been living in Gussago for some time.
Jonathan Milan Shines: Gold and a Record at the World Championships. Ganna on the Podium
The Italian cyclist became the first to break the 3:59 mark in the men’s 4-kilometer pursuit
Track Cycling World Championships: Italy Wins Two Silver Medals in the Team Pursuit
Italy earned two World Championship finals and two silver medals on the second day of the Track Cycling World Championships
Vincenzo Nibali Sparks Debate Over Paul Seixas
The remarks made by the “Shark of the Strait” on the sidelines of the Giro di Lombardia—which was dominated by the young French rider—did not go unnoticed.
Giro di Lombardia: Seixas Dominates and Makes History; Ciccone Finishes Third
A sensational Paul Seixas wins the 120th Giro di Lombardia...
Alberto Bettiol takes it in stride: “I like wine.”
At the GranPiemonte, the Tuscan rider was unable to keep up with Godon’s pace and finished third on the Tragiardo climb.
GranPiemonte: Bettiol finishes third; Godon wins. “I like racing here,” says the Frenchman
“I like these tricky finishes; there are plenty of them in Italian races,” remarked the day’s winner.
On the dirt roads: a heartwarming message from Allianz’s Team SuperEroica
On Sunday, the entire team tackled the 46-kilometer “Passeggiata Valle del Chianti” inclusive route.
Giulio Ciccone isn’t having it; Jannik Sinner’s friend snaps: “Let me see it”
“It’s hard to sort through my emotions after yesterday’s race”
Ciccone isn’t having it; Jannik Sinner’s friend snaps: “Let me see it”
“It’s hard to sort through my emotions after yesterday’s race”
A New Major Challenge for Filippo Ganna
The star athlete from Verbania, fresh off winning two medals at the Road World Championships, is ready to give it his all on the track as well.
Spanish cycling mourns Angel Arroyo: he died after a serious illness
The former Spanish champion, who finished second in the Tour de France, has passed away at the age of 70
Photo Finish: Controversy Erupts Over the Ciccone-Evenepoel Case
A finish decided by a matter of millimeters was bound to spark debate.
European Cycling Championships: Evenepoel beats Ciccone by a few millimeters
The Belgian cyclist takes over for Tadej Pogačar, who is out due to injury
Brandon McNulty came close, but Paul Lapeira won the Coppa Agostoni
The French rider from Decathlon-CMA CGM won the race in Brianza, crossing the finish line ahead of American Brandon McNulty, the newly crowned world champion.
Tragedy on the roads of Liguria: A sudden illness claims the life of a cyclist from Tuscany
A man was struck by a sudden and severe illness while walking with a group of friends along the hilly roads of Ortonovo Paese.
Agostoni Cup: Artificial Intelligence Picks One Favorite to Win—Is It Right?
“Looking at the start list (which is provisional, though almost official) and especially the course, I wouldn’t be surprised if it turned out to be a very tactical race,” he tells us right off the bat.
Anticipation is building for the Coppa Agostoni, a race with a fantastic list of past winners
Adam Yates won last year. One of the most significant editions remains that of 1987, when the Coppa Agostoni was chosen as the sole race to determine the Italian Road Championship.
Tadej Pogacar: Debate Heats Up After the Slovenian Champion’s Surprising Move
Mauro Giannetti, team principal of UAE Team Emirates, also confirmed that the 28-year-old tried to get the green light to compete in the European Championships.
Cycling World Championships Disappear from TV; Rai Steps In After a Wave of Criticism
“It was all over in a few minutes—maybe less than 25,” Marco Lollobrigida explained after the controversy.
Cycling World Championships Broadcast Disappeared, Rai Offers No Apology: “Resolved in a Few Minutes, but We’re Sorry”
“It was all over in a few minutes—maybe less than 25,” Marco Lollobrigida explained after the controversy.
Cycling World Championships Canceled; Paolo Viberti Furious at RAI
Controversy is mounting over what happened Sunday evening on Rai2
Italy is also celebrating on McNulty’s day: “Almost always on the podium,” notes Dagnoni
In the medal count, Italy finished the World Championships in fourth place. With a total of five podium finishes, however, it tied with Spain and Belgium for first place in total medals.
The World Cycling Championships Are Gone: Rai Under Fire
The live broadcast was interrupted for over half an hour at the decisive moment of the race, sparking a storm of criticism against the public broadcaster
Remco Evenepoel fires back at the French just a few hours before the World Championships
“They say that every year, and then they’re the first to launch attacks on the track. I expect it to happen again,” the Belgian pointed out.
Montreal: Italy Takes Sixth and Seventh Place in the Under-23 Road Race
Rounding out the Italian team’s results are Alessandro Cattani, who finished 38th, and Riccardo Lorello and Enea Sambinello, who finished 47th and 48th, respectively.
