04 May TEAM DATOR-ISB AT THE TOP
In the Gran Fondo (128 km with a drop of 2200 m) Andrea Miotto, cyclist of the Da-Tor/ISB team, completed the race in 3h34’55” giving a great victory to the team.
Extraordinary performance by Andrea Miotto on Sunday, April 30, in Carpaneto Piacentino, in the traditional Gran Fondo on the road to Giancarlo Perini Valli Piacentine. In the route of the Gran Fondo (128 km with a slope of 2200 meters) the cyclist of Da-Tor / Isb, covered the track in a time of 3h34’55”, giving an absolute victory of great prestige to the Lecco team. Very good performance also of Christian Martinelli, who was thirteenth overall, and winner in his category of Veterans 1. In the absolute 100 also Franco Divitini (99^absolute) and seventh in the Knight 2, but especially Sarah Palfrader (72^absolute) fourth in the women’s field, athlete first in her category D3.
In the Middle Distance (108 km with 1720 meters of altitude) also highlights the test of Andrea Mariani, athlete who finishes the test in seventh place overall, getting second place in Senior 1. The winner of the category, however, is Aldo Barone (Senior 2) who completes the race in fourteenth place overall, five positions ahead of his teammate Filippo Longobardi, fifth among the Juniors. Felice Simone Nembrini (52^) ninth in Senior 1, and Luigi Filipazzi (71^) seventh in SuperGentlemen A.
Window also open in Verona, for the appointment with the Gf Avesani with departure in the splendid Piazza Brà, in front of the Arena. On the long route (115 km with 1950 meters dsl) Attilio Perini finishes in 46^ place overall and twelfth in Senior B. In the Classic (85 km and 1350 meters s/n.m.m) Cristian Dallago closes his race in fifth place overall, winning third place among the Juniors.
Three podiums in the category at the Giro di Sardinia.
A unique and exceptional experience for the three athletes of the Lecco team of the Da-Tor / Isb Team who participate in the Giro di Sardegna, the first cycling race in stages suitable for everyone. From this year, among other things, the opening also to Ebikes and Handbikes.
The Villasimus road race was ready, the race against time, the Costa Rei and Villasimus test, the Monti Gerrei race and the last test with the uphill finish, with a total of 360 km (dsl 4557 mt) for the Middle Tour, and 435 km (5848 dsl) for the Grand Tour.
As far as the Giro Medio is concerned, Simone Spano finished thirteenth overall and third in the M4 category (45/49) years, with Simone bringing home two second places and as many third places in the individual events. Also Marco Tagliabue, 38^ absolute and third in his Master 2 category (35/39). Tagliabue has achieved the podium three times (one second and two third places) in the individual events.
In the Grand Tour in the race Luigi Filipazzi is the most experienced cyclist, in 31^ place overall and second in the Master 7 category (60/64 years), he takes the satisfaction of winning the first and last stage of the Giro, always climbing the podium.
