The historic Venetian Team Wilier Trevigiani during this agonistic season will be supported by Unieuro, company leader in specialized distribution of household appliances and consumer electronics.

Unieuro Continental Cycling Team is a team completely renewed compared to previous seasons, made up of 14 athletes (12 Italians and 2 Argentinians) born between 1989 and 1996, ready to face UCI Under 23 and Professional competitions.

After a major acquisition, rebranding and relaunch, today the new Unieuro is the sign with the most sale points throughout the country (more than 400). 

«After completing the most urgent aspects of the recent acquisition we felt the need to be represented in the sports field and we have chosen to support cycling as a vehicle to further strengthen our brand awareness» says Giancarlo Nicosanti Monterastelli, Unieuro CEO, which continues «Cycling is a sport that we feel particularly close: competitiveness and passion traveling together, as in our company, which moreover is young, just like Team Unieuro Wilier Trevigiani. We hope to contribute to the growth of the sport and especially of our team with our heart blue and orange, as our slogan says, "It beats. Strong. Always." This is what we hope, the premises are excellent considering that we have already collected the first victory during this month in Argentina».

«For Unione Ciclistica Trevigiani it is a pleasure and a new stimulus to meet in a long and rich history a prestigious brand as Unieuro» says Ettore Renato Barzi, President of the team, who last December in Rome has received the highest honor that CONI reserve to sport clubs, the Golden Collar. «The 2015 season has began with arms raised and important calls in the National Teams. Our riders, I am sure, will give their best to honor the jersey they wear and to repay the trust given to them by a sponsor that knowing them closely, I'm sure, will love even more the two wheels».

Team Continental Unieuro Wilier Trevigiani will debut officially on February 8th at Gran Premio Costa degli Etruschi in Donoratico.