Luxury signing for Tom Pidcock’s Pinarello-Q36.5

ByDavid Mitchell

“After eight years with the same team, this is a big decision, one that I genuinely wanted to make. I feel like I still have a lot to do in cycling and I needed a change, fresh motivation and an environment where I could feel at home.” With these words the Italian cyclist Giulio Ciccone (31 years old) explained the reasons for his departure Lidl-Trek and his signing for Pinarello-Q36.5with which he has signed until 2029.

At the same time, his new formation highlighted that the Italian runner brings “his talent as a climber, his experience in competition and his ambition to the team.”

Cicconethird a few days ago in Il Lombardia and European runner-up on the road in one of the closest finishes in memory and that gave the Belgian the title Remco Evenepoelhas been the best in the mountains this season in the Volta Cyclist to Catalonia and in the Giro d’Italia and has a total of 13 professional victories.

The cyclist from Chieti began to compete in the ranks of the ASD Euro 90 Cicli Masciarelli in 2011, and after military in Bardiani from 2016 to 2018, he made the leap to the World Tour in 2019 with the help of Trek-Segafredowhich later became Lidl-Trek. A good signing for a combative team like the Swiss, of a non-conformist and brave runner, who is applauded by the team’s leader, the British Tom Pidcock.

David Mitchell
David Mitchell

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