They were presented today, in a press conference at the Mugello Circuit, i World Cup Glasgow 2023, one of the first multi-events in the history of cycling: from 3 to 13 August the rainbow jerseys of all disciplines will be assigned, including those of para-cycling.
Source: press release
The Italian Cycling Federation will be present at the event with 153 athletes and in over 100 races, for a trip that promises to be demanding from a sporting and logistical point of view. Among the first titles that will be awarded are those Downhill, on August 4, in the Fort Williams area, with the junior categories. The track tournament begins on the morning of 3 August, with the qualifications for the men's team pursuit, in which Italy will race for the Olympic titles and ranking. The goal is to repeat what was achieved last year with 4 titles won. The road tournament starts on August 5th with the junior road races and will end on August 13th with the Women Elite race.
On 6 August, in addition to the elite road race, the marathon titles will also be awarded, the first MTB events in the Tweed Valley area (on 12 August, the XCO races for the elite). Para-cycling is also on stage, as mentioned, with the track tournament simultaneously with cycling, and time trial and road, from 9 to 13 August in Dumfries & Galloway. The para-cycling sector last year brought six world titles as a dowry. The BMX Race, an Olympic discipline, as well as the Freestyle (title awarded on August 12) will be held on 13 and 6 August.
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XCO/XCM – CT MIRKO CELESTINO
XCM MEN
Fabian Rabensteiner – Asd Easy Infinity
Samuele Porro – Asd Easy Infinity
Diego Rosa – Taddei Factory Team
Lorenzo Samparisi – Ktm Alchemist Powered Brenta Brakes
Dario Cherchi – Cx Smp Team ASD
Juri Ragnoli – ASD Fm Bike Factory Team
XCM WOMEN
Claudia Peretti – Olympia Factory Team
Sandra Mairhofer – ASD Granbike Velo Club
XCO MEN ELITE
Luca Braidot – Santa Cruz Fsa Mtb Pro Team
Daniele Braidot – CS Carabinieri Olympia Vittoria
Nadir Colledani – Santa Cruz Fsa Mtb Pro Team
Juri Zanotti – Team Bmc
XCO WOMEN ELITE
Martina Berta – Army Sports Center
Giada Specia – Wilier-Pirelli Factory Team Xco
Chiara Teocchi – Army Sports Center
Greta Seiwald – Team Rockrider
XCO UNDER 23 MEN
Cristian Bernardi – Trinx Factory Team
Emanuele Bocchio Vega – ASD Rock Bike Team
Matteo Siffredi – Scott Libarna Racing Team ASD
Andreas Emanuele Vittone – KTM Protek Electrosystem
XCO UNDER 23 WOMEN
Lucia Bramati – Trink Factory Team u23
Sara Cortinovis – Santa Cruz Rockshox Pro Team u23
XCO JUNIORS MEN
Gabriel Borre – KTM Protek Electrosystem
Tommaso Bosio – Trevigliese cycling
Matteo Ceschin – Lee Cougan MTB
Elian Paccagnella – Junior Team Sudtirol ASV
XCO JUNIORS WOMEN
Marika Celestino – Scott Libarna Racing Team
Valentina Corvi – Trinx Factory Team
Elisa Lanfranchi – KTM Protek Electrosystem
Giada Martinoli – Ju Green ASD Gorla Minore
BMX FREESTYLE – CT FEDERICO VENTURA
Alessandro Barbero – ASD Pro Bike Riding Team
DOWNHILL – CT SIMONE FABBRI
ELITE MEN
Loris Revelli – Canyon Collective Pirelli
Davide Palazzari – Asd After Skull
JUNIOR MEN
Christian Hauser – Union MTB Team
ELITE WOMEN
Veronika Widmann – ASDilettantistica Bmx Team Alto Adige Südtirol
Gloria Scarsi – Team Canyon Collective (Cllctv) Dainese
Eleonora Farina – Ms Mondraker Team
