The new issue of tuttoBICI, the JANUARY 2026 edition, has arrived! The 145th digital issue of tuttoBICI is available in virtual newsstands. For thirteen 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 JANUARY 2026 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 downloadable for purchase on tablets with that platform. It is also possible to subscribe to an annual subscription. Here is the link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.paperlit.android.tuttobici

And of course, there is 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.

Finally, we offer enthusiasts and experts the possibility to purchase the magazine in print format, printed on glossy paper in a super luxury edition, shipped directly to your home by courier: the cost for each copy, including shipping, is 30 euros. You can request it at the address info@tuttobiciweb.it

The cover story of this issue is dedicated to Giulio Pellizzari, the young Italian talent who, after two sixth-place finishes at Giro and Vuelta, aims to take another step in his growth path.

We then met Filippo Baroncini who explained how his recovery process is proceeding, while the interview with Matteo Trentin allowed us to explore many topics regarding competitive cycling, road safety, social commitment, and much more.

We'll take you into the world of Wout Van Aert to discover his great desire to return to the top and propose a journey through the new jerseys (and their secrets) presented so far.

With the Neo-professionals Dossier, we'll accompany you on a journey through the varied world of youth cycling, discovering new faces and potential champions of tomorrow. And more, everything you need to know about the 2026 season for men and women: teams, athletes, and calendars.

Following this, an interview with a rising young talent like Eleonora Ciabocco and the spotlight on the farewell party of the Team F.lli Giorgi Brasilai ISI Service, which closed its junior category adventure after 29 years.

And still space for current news, technique, and our opinion columnists' columns for an issue that, as always, offers many interesting insights.

Just a few simple "touches" on your applications and reading will be immediate. Enjoy!