May 25, 2024
The regional administration is already thinking about the 2025 stage of the Giro d’Italia in Friuli Venezia Giulia
There Region will continue to work so that the union between Tour of Italy and the Friuli Venezia Giulia can continue in the future bringing the pink caravan along the roads of our territory. The said it governor of Friuli Venezia Giulia Massimiliano Fedriga at the finish line of the 19th stage of the event in Sappada at the end of the race which saw Andrea Vendrame from Veneto as the winner. Numerous members of the Executive attended the event both at the start and at the finish line.
A few steps from the finish line in Sappada, the Region was present with a hospitality area set up by PromoturismoFvg where it was possible to taste some local food and wine products.
As recalled bycouncilor for production activities Sergio Emidio Bini The Region has been setting up these points for a few years now, taking advantage of the large number of spectators present at the Giro to raise awareness of the best the area has to offer. Furthermore, the representative of the Executive highlighted the driving force that the Giro d’Italia represents for the local economybut also the return of image thanks to the diffusion of television footage in various countries around the world.
According to theFinance Councilor Barbara Zilli, the presence of the Giro along the roads of the region represents a great injection of energy, given the large number of Friulian athletes involved in the race and who, as in the case of Milan, also wear one of the event’s jerseys. The presence of this world race also brings a great boost of enthusiasm for young people and the many amateur teams of Friuli Venezia Giulia. Furthermore, the great investment that the Region has made over the years to support the Giro was highlighted, to ensure that the route was also perfect in this circumstance to make this race ever more attractive and exciting. For the future the councilor’s hope is that the route that passes over Mount Crostisin what has always been the dream of Enzo Cainero.
For the councilor for local autonomies Pierpaolo Roberti it is a great pride to host a new event again, six years after the last time stop in Sappada. A success witnessed by the large public present along the arrival routes, who with their heat made up for the lack of sun that characterized much of the afternoon on the Dolomite peaks. Furthermore, the representative of the Executive wanted to highlight the indissoluble bond that has been created in recent years with the pink race, a bond that binds together the Giro d’Italia and Friuli Venezia Giulia.
Finally, according to theinfrastructure councilor Cristina Amirante there departure from Mortegliano it was a great time of celebration, celebrating a sort of rebirth for a community heavily affected by bad weather which hit the region insummer of 2023.
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