NIPPO VINI FANTINI: ATHLETE ANALYSIS ARE NOW PUBLIC AND ON-LINE. IT IS THE FIRST TIME IN THE CYCLING

An important signal for a clean cycling. NIPPO Vini Fantini is the first team in the world that has published, on their website, ADAMS official analysis data of each rider of the team.

Antidoping controls organized by WADA, worldwide organization against doping and developed also thans to the ADAMS protocol with surprise inspections, are the guarantee of a cycling always more and more cleaner. The good work of the protocol, the clarity with whom all datas are reported to the athletes and the open availability of all Professional riders (that have to communicate on the ADAMS platform all their movements to be ready for controls from 6 in the morning to 11.00 p.m.) these are all elements that could give a level of clarity as very few other sports in the world. For this reason the NIPPO Vini Fantini De Rosa has decided to be the first one to launch a clearness project unprecedented in the world of international cycling.

From the 1st of February 2015, all datas of January of the #OrangeBlue riders are public and can be consulted by everyone. It is simple: www.nippovinifantini.com into the athlete section everyone is able to register himself and log-in. At this point, for each rider it is possibile to see the monthly schedule of availability for controls, date of previous antidoping controls received (if received), and all the results of the controls. This procedure will be replied each month, pointing out all details of the Biologic Passport.

“The data are published directly by our riders – explains the General Manager of the team, Francesco Pelosi – but they are not edited on the website. A screen-shot from the personal section of the official website of ADAMS is made, saved and published as a picture. This is for the maximum clarity with the public of this wonderfull sport, with the purpose of support and underline the capital work made by ADAMS. We know that we are the first team to launch this innovation, but we really hope that many others will follow us.”