STAGE 3

VUELTA A ESPANA

This evening I will leave Italy to get Assen (Nederlands) where saturday will start the Vuelta a Espana.

This is my first three-week race and that excite me a lot, I'm sure that i can make a god impression and i hope to get some interesting results. My dream is to win a stage. I'm not interested in general classification because there are a lot of mountains and a lot of good climber so i will look for the breaks away.

MARMOLADA

Now I'm at Passo Fedaia, in Dolomiti. I'm in this wanderful place to trainig me for the Vuelta of Espana. I stay here for two week and i will ride on the most famous pass of the Alps like Pordoi, Sella, Gardena, Giau, Falzarego and so on.

I love mountain and specially Dolomiti so I'm really happy to spend here my time.

SIXTH PLACE

Sunday I've race the national champioship in Imola, it has been a very hard race and I've finished at the sixth place. In the final sprint I've got some problems and maybe without them i will get the podium. Anyway I'm satisfied of this result because I've been beaten by very strong rider like Pozzato and Cunego.

Now I took some time without race to regain energy fot the season's final.

THIRD PLACE

Sunday I've run the last stage of Ruote du Sud from St. Gaudens to Castres (210 km) and I've finished at the third place. I escaped with other four riders but in the end everybody control me so I can't do anything and I took the third place.

Now I'm at home to train me for the national championship who will be contect next sunday in Imola.

FIFTH PLACE

Today I've run the first stage of the Route du Sud, I've won the mass sprint but, unfortunately, there was a break away of four riders so I've get the fifth place.

Tomorrow we climb the Tourmalet and it will be hard for me but from the top to the finish there are 40 km, so i can make up for lost time.

FIRST POST IN ENGLISH

Hi to everybody, this is my first post of my English-version blog, many of you said to me that they don’t understand Italian so I’ll try to write something in English, too.
Training and transfer don’t let me a lot of time to spend following two blogs but I hope to update frequently these pages with my competitions and results.
Anyway, I hope you will like my idea and if you have some advice in order to improve this blog, please write me.

Now I’m at home after the Luxembourg Tour and my next competition will be the Rout Du Sud in France from the 18th to the 21st of June.

TOUR DE LOUXEMBOURG - STAGE 3 -

Tour de Luxembourg - Stage 2