The season of Autozai Contri continues without pause, facing a new racing weekend that will see the team competing in three important appointments on the junior calendar. A varied program that will offer athletes the opportunity to compete both in a stage race and in particularly demanding one-day competitions.

The first appointment will be the Giro della Valdera, a stage race scheduled for June 26-28. The first stage will be characterized by two circuits: an 8.2-kilometer loop to be repeated twice and a second one of 13.5 kilometers to be tackled four times. The second stage will instead represent the decisive moment of the event, with seven mountain prime points and over 2,000 meters of elevation gain spread across the 107 kilometers of racing. The race will conclude with a stage based on a 14.6-kilometer circuit to be covered three times. Defending the colors of Autozai Contri will be Xavier Bordignon, Andrea Furlanis, Filippo Grigolini, Manuel Salmaso and Davide Zanei.

Saturday will be the turn of the 5th Allianz Bank Trophy, a competition that will develop on a flat 5.6-kilometer circuit to be repeated twenty times. A race that could favor the sprinters and teams capable of controlling the race. For Autozai Contri, the starters will be Ludovico Affini, Gabriele Bertagnoli, Lorenzo Ceccarello, Gianmaria Chinello, Alberto Donà and Edoardo Riccadona.

On Sunday, June 28, the program will be completed with the Vittorio Veneto – San Boldo, a race that features ten laps of an initial circuit before the decisive climb towards Passo San Boldo, destined to make the final selection. Defending the Autozai Contri jersey will be: Ludovico Affini, Alberto Donà, Gianmaria Chinello, Thomas Mariotto, Mathias Paludetti, Marco Pierotto, Edoardo Riccadona and Federico Ros.

Between the general classification challenge at the Giro della Valdera, the possible opportunities for sprinters at the Allianz Bank Trophy and the selective finish at Passo San Boldo, Autozai Contri is preparing to experience another weekend of great technical interest, with the objective of being protagonists in every racing context.