Just off the podium for Gallina Lucchini Ecotek Colosio at the Memorial Ezio Mannucci in Levane, in the Arezzo area. Andrea Buti and Giosuè Crescioli finished in fourth and fifth place respectively, still bringing two notable results to the Brescia-based team.

The final result, however, does not fully reflect how the race unfolded: the team was present in the initial and middle phases, but fell short precisely in the decisive moments, when the move that would decide the race took shape. A day that leaves some regrets, while still confirming the performance of the two team representatives.

With Levane behind them, Gallina Lucchini Ecotek Colosio is preparing for a real tour de force: five races in six days, spread across Veneto, Lombardy, and Piedmont.

It starts on Saturday, August 1st with the 44th Zanè–Monte Cengio, a classic with a mountain finish. Epis, Cornali, Ganini, Bonometti, Buti, and Franzosi are on the start list.

The following day, Sunday, August 2nd, the team will compete in Piove di Sacco (Padua) for the Memorial Fornasiero. Racing will be Epis, Cornali, Ganini, Militello, Crescioli, Mercatali, and Veneri.

On Tuesday, August 4th, it will be the turn of the Gran Premio San Luigi in Caselle di Sommacampagna (Verona), where Cornali, Ganini, Mercatali, Militello, Crescioli, and likely Faustinelli are expected.

The following day, Wednesday, August 5th, the traditional night race in Osio Sotto in the Bergamo area takes place, with the same athletes coming from Caselle, with the exception of Crescioli.

The long cycle of races will conclude on Thursday, August 6th with the classic in Briga Novarese. The selection defined by the technical staff includes Epis, Veneri, Buti, Crescioli, and Bonometti. An intense week that will offer the Brescia-based team multiple opportunities to consolidate the growth shown in their recent outings.