The new issue of tuttoBICI, the OCTOBER 2025 edition, is here! The 142nd digital issue of tuttoBICI is available in virtual newsstands. For twelve years now, we have said goodbye to paper, goodbye to physical newsstands: tuttoBICI was the first to enter the new digital era and continues on this path, looking towards an important future, propelled by an equally brilliant past.

tuttoBICI is ready to download from the Apple App Store. The OCTOBER 2025 issue is available for purchase (at the address http://itunes.apple.com/it/app/tuttobici/id455233479?mt=8). The prices, set by Apple, are very attractive: one issue for 4.49 €; three months 11.99 €; 6 months 21.99 €; one year 39.99 €).

Additionally, the magazine with Android support is also available for purchase on tablets with that platform. You can also subscribe to an annual subscription. Here's the link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.paperlit.android.tuttobici

And of course, there's the possibility to purchase the BROWSABLE version, ready to read on any computer.

To complete our offer, you can purchase and read tuttoBICI on your smartphone.

The cover story of this issue is the world championship feat of Lorenzo Mark Finn, who managed to win the title again in the Under 23 category after his victory in Zurich among the Juniors last year. Not yet nineteen, the Ligurian talent once again left everyone behind and conquered the most important jersey.

We'll tell you about the World Championships in Rwanda through the records of Tadej Pogacar, who never ceases to amaze, the mood swings of Remco Evenepoel with his many faces, and the Italian joys with the bronze of Federica Venturelli and the silver of Chantal Pegolo in the women's category.

We continue to discuss the World Championships in the reportage by our Carlo Malvestio, who flew to Canada to follow the Quebec and Montreal races and discover the secrets of the circuit that will host the world championship in 2026.

Spotlight then on the Vuelta, on Jonas Vingegaard's triumph and the continuous growth of Giulio Pellizzari, and then a tribute to Salvatore Puccio, the ultimate domestique, who announced his decision to end his career at the end of the season after working hard for great team leaders.

Then space for Young Talents, current news, technique, our columnists' sections, and the Oscar tuttoBICI rankings, with the fight for the final victory reaching a crucial point.

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