Happy seventh Lucio Pierantozzi
The arrival order of Montalto from Arezzo shuffles the cards.
FRANCESCO PARRAVANO returns to don the Golden Hat, determined to maintain and increase the primacy of the prestigious circuit, whose branched awards ceremony it will be held on the Senigallia-Mondolfo axis (which also hosted the official presentation last February).
The new leader of the 2024 season is definitely aiming for an encore, especially by virtue of his continuity, from spring to autumn.
The Lazio runner from Aran Cucine Vejus won the 32nd edition of the long challenge for elite-under 23s last year, which culminated in the cobblestones of the historic center of Montecosaro in Macerata, where the blunerobianco won gold of the Santissima Addolorata Trophy.
The bronze in the fifth stage is enough for the climber-cross-country skier from Sezze, a graduate in Sports Science, to return to being “number 1” in the Trofeo Cappello d’Oro – Memorial Paolo Piazzini – Memorial Franco Bellucci, managed by Demetrio Iommi, president of the continental team marco-veneto-campano Work – Vitalcare – Cavaliere – Videa – Vega – Dynatek.
On the Tuscan roads of the Daniele Tortoli Memorial, Parravano was overtaken by Simone Raccani and Cesare Chesini, for a one-two for the Venetian Zalf Euromobil Désirée Fior, who took the lead in the Gran Premio Mille Cappellini per club.
Good seventh: Lucio Pierantozzi (Work Vitalcare).
In these days of pink cycling, the 33rd Cappello d’Oro returns to reflect its long history.
First winner, in 1992: MASSIMILIANO GENTILI (who, after his rewarding professionalism, would among other things follow-enhance-launch GIULIO PELLIZZARI, the twenty-year-old professional “Gioiellino di Camerino”).
He would be succeeded by FILIPPO SIMEONI (also Tricolore in the top flight).
In 2019: FILIPPO FIORELLI at the top, capable of wearing the cyclamen jersey in this GIRO D’ITALIA, whose co-protagonists include
the other ‘boys’ of the headgear launched by Montappone: GIOVANNI ALEOTTI (winner 2020), ANDREA PICCOLO (star performer 2021)…
RANKINGS
33rd GOLDEN HAT
1.Francesco Parravano (Aran Cucine Vejus) p.22;
2.Alessio Menghini (General Store – Essegibi – F.lli Curia) p.19;
3.Simone Buda (Solme – Olmo) p.18;
4.Tommaso Nencini (Zalf Euromobil Désirée Fior) p.17;
5.
Simone Raccani (Zalf Euromobil Désirée Fior)
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Daniel Skerl (Cycling Team Friuli Victorious),
Michael Belleri (Hopplà-Petroli Firenze-Don Camillo) p.15;
8.
Nicolò Garibbo (Team Technipes inEmiliaRomagna )
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Cesare Chesini (Zalf Euromobil Désirée Fior),
Lev Gonov (Russia – PC Baix Ebre),
Matteo Baseggio (Trevigiani Energiapura Marchiol) p.12;
THEY FOLLOW
Arrighetti Nicolò (Biesse – Carrera) p.10
D’Amato Andrea (Biesse – Carrera) p.10
Data Tommaso (Biesse – Carrera) p.10
Galimberti Lorenzo (Biesse – Carrera) p.10
Garcia Trejo Carlos Alfonso (Mexico – ARMonex Pro Cycling) p.10
Guzzo Federico (Trevigiani Energiapura Marchiol) p.8
Oioli Manuel (Q36.5 Continental Cycling Team) p.8
Della Lunga Francesco (Hopplà Petroli Firenze Don Camillo) p.8
Crescioli Ludovico (Team Technipes#inEmiliaRomagna) p.8
Palomba Marco (General Store – Essegibi – F.lli Curia) p.7
Carrò Simone (Mg.K Vis – Colors For Peace) p.6
Capra Thomas (Cycling Team Friuli Victorious) p.6
Bortoluzzi Giovanni (General Store -Essegibi-F.lli Curia) p.6
Zarakovskiy Daniil (Russia – PC Baix Ebre) p.5
Rigatti Tommaso (Sissio Team) p.5
Zordan Giovanni (Zalf Euromobil Fior) P.5
Zamperini Edoardo (Trevigiani Energiapura Marchiol) p.5
Pierantozzi Lucio (Work Vitalcare Cavaliere Videa Vega Dynatek) p.4
Baroni Alessandro (Hopplà-Petroli Firenze-Don Camillo) p.4
Ansaloni Emanuele (Team Technipes inEmiliaRomagna ) p.4
Donati Davide (Biesse Carrera) p.3
Bauce Davide (Mg.K Vis – Colors For Peace) p.3
Lock Dennis (Zalf Euromobil Désirée Fior) p.3
Cantoni Andrea (Mg.K Vis – Colors For Peace) p.3
Veneri Raffaele (Sissio Team) p.2
Peschi Lorenzo (General Store Essegibi F.lli Curia) p.2
Colnaghi Andrea (Onec Team) p.2
Boscaro Davide (MBH Bank Colpack Ballan CSB) p.1
Carollo Francesco (Mg.K Vis – Colors For Peace) p.1
Cipollini Edoardo (MBH Bank Colpack Ballan CSB) p.1
De Laurentiis Giuseppe (Aran Cucine Vejus) p.1
33rd GP MILLE CAPELLINI
1.Zalf Euromobil Désirée Fior p.52
2.Biesse – Carrera p.43
3.General Store – Essegibi – F.lli Curia p.34
4.Hopplà – Petroli Florence – Don Camillo p.27
5.Trevigiani Energiapura Marchiol p.25
6.Team Technipes inEmiliaRomagna p.24
7.Aran Cucine Vejus p.23
8.Cycling Team Friuli Victorious p.21
9.Solme – Olmo p.18
10.PC Baix Ebre – Spain p.17
11.Mg.K Vis – Colors For Peace p.13
12.AR Monex Pro Cycling p.10
13.Q36.5 Continental Cycling Team p.8
14.Sissio Team p.7
15.Work Vitalcare Cavaliere Videa Vega Dynatek p.4
16.Onec Team
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MBH Bank Colpack Ballan CSB p.2
