What a week of great cycling for the #OrangeBlue riders, in two historical countries for this sport, as Italy and Belgium. While the Tirreno-Adriatico is coming the the end and the Milano-Sanremo is coming soon, in Belgium the race going on with a long tradition. The first race will be the Danilith – Nokere Koerse, Wednesday 15th of March, in Belgium. The race of 1.HC category have a start-list with 6 World Tour Teams and 12 among the best Professional teams. For this race the team will count on Pierpaolo De Negri and the young talent that grows up in #OrangeBlue, Riccardo Stacchiotti with a final part of the race with the Pavè. License to ride for the victory also for the two neo-pro Nicola Bagioli and Marino Kobayashi. The enfant prodige of the sprint, Nicolas Marini, could try to insert in the final part of the race well supported by the young Japanese Yuma Koishi. Alessandro Bisolti and the “escape man” Giacomo Berlato” are the two other riders of the line-up.
On the team car Stefano Giuliani: “The race of the North are always unpredictable, we can start with a strategy but then the wind, the rhythm of the race, and the strong road could change everything. Normally Pierpaolo De Negri and Riccardo Stacchiotti will be our top riders for this kind of road, but I’m sure that also Nicola Bagioli, our neo-pro, will keep going on well as he already done in the previous races. Marino Kobayashi also could try to do good things. Nicolas Marini is always our fastest rider, but I think his race will be the one of Friday (Handzame Classic) where Nicolas Marini will be our top rider for the final victory.”
The Handsome Classic is the race of this Friday, with the same line-up of Nokere, but with Nicolas Marini as top rider of the team, with his ability in the sprint.
Danilith – Nokere Koerse – 1.HC – la formazione:
Pierpaolo De Negri, Riccardo Stacchiotti, Nicola Bagioli, Marino Kobayashi, Nicolas Marini, Yuma Koishi, Giacomo Berlato, Alessandro Bisolti.
Handsome Classic – 1.1 – la formazione:
Nicolas Marini, Pierpaolo De Negri, Riccardo Stacchiotti, Nicola Bagioli, Marino Kobayashi, Yuma Koishi, Giacomo Berlato, Alessandro Bisolti.