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Davide Foccoli (Olympia Factory Team) wrapped is glory day at the Rally di Sardegna MTB. The 22-year-old Italian topped the second stage, 66.9 km with start and finish in Seulo (Italy), held on Friday, August 30th, also climbing to the GC top. Recent winner of the Dolomitica Bike, BIKEnjoy – Valle Camonica and Stragolem MTB, Foccoli took advantage from a puncture that slowed down former leader Diego Rosa (seventh), who had been leading for a long time together with Lombady’s athlete, knocking him off the throne. Also on the podium today were Riccardo Chiarini and Vincenzo Saitta. Stage 1 winner…

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Destination Sport Experiences, a leader in global sports experiences, has announced the launch of Destination Sport Charity. This new initiative aims to become the ultimate partner for charities, offering premium fundraising opportunities through a variety of events and challenges. A Comprehensive Fundraising Solution Destination Sport Charity is set to revolutionize the way charities engage with fundraising. By providing a one-stop solution, the charity will offer tailored and open challenges that cater to all types of fundraising objectives. From cycling and running to triathlons, adventure challenges, and hospitality events, there is something for every charity’s needs. Charity Programmes One of the…

Former Marathon world champion Periklis Ilias (Tabrosracingteam) won the 10th Rally di Sardegna stage 1, 70.7 km with start and finish in Desulo (Nuoro), on Thursday, August 29th. Runner-up of the day, 1’51” behind, Italian Diego Rosa held the leader’s jersey, thanks to the consistent advantage achieved in the prologue. Tessa Kortekaas gave encore among Women, strengthening her lead. Besides the 2.500 elevation gain, the stage 1 between Desulo and Tonara was made harder by the heat. Ilias was in the leading group since the early race, before speeding his pace and making the difference in the last kilometers. “I…

Report Pablo Castrillo delivered a historic win for Equipo Kern Pharma in the Vuelta a España, securing the team’s first-ever stage victory in a Grand Tour. The triumph came on a poignant day, marked by the memory of Manolo Azcona, the team’s founder and long-time supporter, who passed away earlier. Castrillo’s victory at the Estación de Montaña de Manzaneda was the result of a determined solo attack in the final kilometers. Despite the emotional weight of the day, the team was motivated to honor Azcona’s legacy with their performance. From the start, Equipo Kern Pharma riders, including Pablo Castrillo and Pau Miquel, were active in trying to…