A season marked by Nicole Bracco concluded last Sunday in Valmorea, in the Como area, with the awarding of the Cattaneo Impianti S.A. Trophy for the women's novice category. The Italian champion from the Cesano Maderno Cycling Society dazzled the 2025 season with nineteen victories highlighted by the national title won in Gorizia, the Lombardy championship conquered in Somma Lombardo in the Varese area, and winning the special TuttoBici Oscar ranking (also won in 2024) that rewards the best national athlete. Bracco closes the doors on a fantastic, perhaps unrepeatable season for the talented athlete from Cuneo's Savigliano, who will turn 14 on December 3rd. She almost regrets that it's coming to an end and can't wait to start in the junior category next year. Meanwhile, she enjoys her latest triumph in the Valmorea race, once again sprinting past her competitors, from the Tuscan Giovannetti (second) to the Umbrian Bolletta (third). The Valmorea event also concluded the Pink Challenge, a multi-stage competition completely dominated by the Brianza team led by Giuseppe Fontana and directed by Guido Roncolato. Naturally, Bracco dominated among the second-year girls, while her teammate Aurora Cerame prevailed among the first-year girls, and the Cesano Maderno Society won the team classification. A crazy year of cycling for the red colors of the Cesano association, with the Bracco-Cerame duo bringing back popularity to Brianza cycling and beyond. Nicole Bracco is happy to be a cyclist, having previously tried dance, hip hop, volleyball, and athletics. At a "Sports in the Square" event showcasing various city sports, she saw the bicycle stand and wanted to try one. And that's where it all began. In Mambretti's photo: Bracco's latest victory in Valmorea