This year, the Biesse Carrera Premac Team will be at the start of the Giro Next Gen Carta Giovani Nazionale, the main international showcase for Under 23 riders that will kick off on Sunday, June 15th with the prologue in Rho and conclude seven days later in Pinerolo after eight stages and just over 1,057 kilometers.

The Brescia-based Continental team directed by Marco Milesi and Dario Nicoletti will field - like the other 32 teams at the start - five athletes: Filippo Agostinacchio (class of 2003), Nicolò Arrighetti (2004), twins Gabriele and Tommaso Bessega (2004) and Polish rider Filip Gruszczynski (2005), the youngest of the quintet of the team presided over by Simone Boifava.

"We tried to compose" - says Dario Nicoletti - "a complete team: we will have three fast men like the Bessega twins and Arrighetti who are also ready to get into breakaways. Agostinacchio is our reference attacker for medium-hard stages, while with Gruszczynski we will try to take care of the general classification by leveraging his all-round rider characteristics. There are several mixed stages to do well, for Filip we'll see after the arrival at Maniva (third stage): if he manages to be in a good ranking position, we could support him with the team for the general classification objective".

"We arrive at the Giro Next Gen Carta Giovani Nazionale in good form" - adds Marco Milesi - "we have worked well at high altitude in Livigno for three weeks, while Tommaso Bessega has had a slightly different approach by recently participating in the Giro della Campania. We are charged up to try to be protagonists in this important event. What kind of Giro will it be? Well designed, there are stages for sprinters, others for finisseurs and mountain stages to define the classification. The first selection will already be made at Maniva, then I believe the final top ten will be defined the penultimate day with the arrival at Prato Nevoso".

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