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New Rainbow Outfit for 2012 World Champion

2012-10-02T11:30:15+00:00

Gilbert posed for photos at the end of Friday’s session,
near the team’s version of the rainbow jersey
that he only received when he arrived to Italy.

After visiting his hometown in Aywaille,
Gilbert travelled to his base in Monaco
and went about training for his final race of the season,
and the first in the distinctive rainbow bands.

He will ride on a matching bike,
wearing matching DMT shoes and shorts.

Gilbert blasts UCI Road World Championships 2012

2012-09-24T08:11:12+00:00

Philippe Gilbert has won the men’s road race at UCI Road World Championships. The Belgian produced an expolsive turn of power on the final ascent of the Cauberg climb to drop his rivals at the end of the 267-kilometre race in Holland on Sunday.

Philippe Gilbert, who last year became the second rider to win all three Ardennes one day classics in the same season, broke away on the final climb to come home clear of Norwegian Edvald Boasson Hagen while Alejandro Valverde of Spain took the bronze.
Spain’s two-time Tour de France champion, and recent Tour of Spain winner Alberto Contador, had livened up the race with 81km of the race to go, breaking away with a group including France’s leading hope Thomas Voeckler.
The Belgian team, though, led the pursuing pack and reeled them in at the 233km mark.
Various riders made breaks without being able to build up a large enough lead before Gilbert, who had never even won a medal in the race, made his break on the final climb of the Cauberg.
None of the pursuing riders were able to orchestrate a co-ordinated counter attack and the Belgian, who had warmed up for the race with two stage wins in the Vuelta A España, was able to start his race celebrations well before the finishing line.

Gilbert claims his second victory at Vuelta a Espana

2012-09-10T09:54:54+00:00

Philippe Gilbert claimed victory on stage 19 of the Vuelta a Espana
following a sprint finish.

Belgian rider Philippe Gilbert clinched his second stage win of the Tour of Spain
Friday with a final surge while Spain’s Alberto Contador held on
to the overall leader’s red jersey.
Gilbert launched an attack less than a kilometre from the line
of the 19th stage and broke ahead of a pack of around 40 cyclists
to finish ahead of Spaniards Alejandro Valverde and Daniel Moreno.
The BMC rider, who also won the ninth stage, completed the 178.4 kilometre
(110-mile) 19th stage through completely flat terrain
from Penafiel to La Lastrilla in four hours 56 minutes and 25 seconds.
“It is my second stage win, I am very happy, my team was attentive all day”
said Gilber at the end of the race. “We discussed the stage
and we were told that the end was very technical, it is really
where the pack broke up and I thought for me it was better to sprint.”

Mcipollini-Giambenini-Gauss team wins tour of Tuscany

2012-09-03T13:35:15+00:00

Malgorzata Jasinska conquers the pink jersey, but DS Luisiana Pegoraro
has no doubts: “All the girls has won”. The President Alessia Piccolo:
“A prestigious result that confirms the validity of our project”.

Before Marta Tagliaferro, then, since the second stage, Malgorzata Jasinska:
MCipollini - Giambenini - Gauss team has never left to other formations,
except in the short opening prologue, the jersey of the leader
of Tour of Tuscany and now that passage of the jersey inside the team
takes on even greater significance. On the final podium, in fact,
Malgorzata Jasinska wears the pink jersey, but the yellow – fluo
Sporting Director, Luisiana Pegoraro has no doubts: “This shirt
could be divided into six parts, one for each girl. This is a very important
result that fills us with pride”.

Indeed, Tour of Tuscany is an important and difficult race
and MCipollini - Giambenini - Gauss team was able to control it
until the finish line in Firenze, thanks to an excellent conduct of the race
and the fundamental contribution of all the six girls of the team.
The team was protagonist during the whole race. Even today,
in the last stage, Lucca - Firenze 98.8 km, the yellow - fluo has been
at the head of the group up to ten kilometres from the end when,
due to technical problems, the group fails road and the race is stopped
and practically neutralized.

Great satisfaction for the victory also for the President of the team
Alessia Piccolo: “We got a prestigious result with good conduct of the race.
Congratulations to the whole team. This confirms the validity of our project”.

2012-08-27T11:18:41+00:00

Gatto wins the Giro of Veneto Placci's Cup

2012-08-27T11:09:53+00:00

Oscar Gatto returns at the success after a strong first part of the season.
The happiness of the team: “We wanted this from him!” Scinto said after the finishline.

IMOLA - Luca Scinto told after GP Carnago that without the crash at 600 metres
to the arrive, the race could had another end, since Gatto was strong
and ready for the success. And he had reason: Oscar Gatto, even some problem
to wrist, has won the 82nd edition of Tour of Veneto - 62nd Placci’s cup.
“We believe that Gatto is a talent - Luca Scinto said after the arrive - for this reason
since 2009 he is with us. Today he demonstrated again his strong qualities
and I think that this is an important test thinking to the end of the season.
The race in the end was of 244 km and it has been raced at 43 km/h of average,
with two short climb in the end. Today was really hot and Gatto was strong
and concentrated, also about the escapes”. In fact the race has been decided
by an action of 23 cyclists among which there were Alessandro Proni,
Leonardo Giordani and Oscar Gatto.
Gatto controlled all the attacks and won
on Jean Pablo Valencia (2° - Coldeportes Colombia)
and Emanuele Sella (3° - Androni Venezuela).

“I’m so happy for this result - Oscar Gatto explains - because I felt good
and I hadn’t been lucky during the first part of the season.
But today the success arrived, thanks to Scinto and his strong motivation
and thanks to all the team, because we are a good group”.

The special thanks of Gatto is for the team, then, but also for his fans:
“They are here, and they created special party for me at Giro d’Italia
and during this summer. They waited a signal for me
and I’m really happy for today also for them”.

The Yellow-Fluo get Trophée d'Or

2012-08-23T07:57:08+00:00

MCipollini - Giambenini - Gauss, with Elena Cecchini, wins the French race.
The young cyclist enhances the success with second place in the last stage.

The second place in today’s stage, the final one, allows Elena Cecchini
and MCipollini - Giambenini - Gauss to win the Trophée d’Or.
The young yellow– fluo cyclist closed the 84.5 kilometres with start and finish
in Saint-Amand-Montrond behind Giorgia Bronzini and in front of
Anna Van der Breggen, maintaining thus the advantage she had gained
in the previous days in overall classification. Third in the final classification
another yellow – fluo, Marta Tagliaferro.
For Elena Cecchini, after the first victory among professionals,
conquered Saturday in the first stage, arrives also the first race victory
at the end of a Tropée d’Or which has seen her among the absolute protagonists
with all the yellow – fluo girls.

Great satisfaction for the Sportive Director Luisiana Pegoraro:
“I am very happy for Elena and satisfied for what has been done by the whole team.
For us it is important to make a good end of season: there are still
many important races and we want to get other good results”.

Next appointment for the girls of MCipollini - Giambenini - Gauss Saturday,
August 25th with the GP de Plouay, valid as stage of World Cup.

MCipollini at Eurobike 2012

2012-08-22T11:38:58+00:00

Even for the Eurobike’s 2012 Edition
MCipollini has a great surprise for all its fans!

Come and see it in Friedrichshafen
From August 29th to September 1st
Pav. A1, stand 219

Andrea Guardini again, double ground in China

2012-07-09T12:56:33+00:00

The yellow-fluo sprinter doesn’t forgive and repeating the success of yesterday imposing even in 10^ Stage of the Tour of Qinghai Lake. So arrives the ninth win of the season for “Flash”.

JINGTAI (CHINA) - After the success of yesterday Andrea “Flash” Guardini gives an encore, and with a perfect sprint, ahead of the competition also winning the 10th stage of Tour of Qinghai Lake, from Wuwei to Jingtai.

The success of today, the ninth of the season, coming once again to crown an excellent team effort sealed with a perfect sprint by Andrea that confirms, once again, “Flash”.

Respectively second and third came Ruslan Tleubayev (Continental Astana) and Evaldas Siskevicius (La Pomme) who have had to surrender explosiveness of the young yellow-fluo sprinter.

Tatiana Guderzo flashes by all the opponents: the Tricolour is hers.

2012-06-25T08:33:28+00:00

The champion of MCipollini - Giambenini - Gauss, in Fiamme Azzurre jersey,
repeating the success of 2010 “A victory for those who belive in me,
and now I’m ready for Giro d’Italia”.

The yellow-fluo becomes tricolour thanks to Tatiana Guderzo that, in the time trial,
crushes all opponents. On the 22.8 kilometres of the circuit of Levico Terme
there was no story. The cyclist of Marostica, World Champion in 2009
and Italian time trial Champion in 2010, had no rivals.
Tatiana Guderzo closes the race in 32’10 “, with an average of 42.5 Km / h.
The path, after a first part very fast, provided various climbs,
although not particularly difficult, and it is in these traits that the yellow - fluo,
for the occasion in Fiamme Azzurre jersey, made the difference.
The gaps are clear: the second, Elisa Longo Borghini, stops the stopwatch
1’01” after the time recorded by the winner. Third Noemi Cantele at 1’13.

Very satisfied the new champion that has confirmed the progresses
already shown at Giro del Trentino and now looks forward to the upcoming
Giro d’Italia, with confidence: “I am happy for this victory because it brings me back
to win in a specialty that I have always liked. I wanted to do well because
this was the last test before Giro d’Italia which is my first important aim of the season.
Now I’m leaving for Napoli, sure to arrive in good conditions to a Giro
that will surely be fascinating. I want to thank and dedicate this victory
to all those who believe in me, from my family to Fiamme Azzurre
to my team MCipollini - Giambenini - Gauss, I hope that this result
is gratifying for all them”.

Riccardo Minali is the Italian Champion Juniores at Omnium 2012

2012-06-12T10:39:19+00:00

After two second places at the road regional championships
obtained by Giacomo Peroni, the first victory of the Season
for Gs Cadidavid Assali Stefen team comes from the velodrome
thanks to the awesome Riccardo Minali’s performance
during last weekend’s Omnium Italian Championships
at Fassa Bortolo Velodrome in Montichiari (Bs).

Pipp is 2nd at USPRO

2012-06-04T07:59:42+00:00

The long day in Greenville was a race of attrition but BISSELL leaders, Frank Pipp
and Ben Jacques-Maynes, had an amazing day with Pipp winning the sprint
for second place and BJM crossing for eighth.

Temperatures were comparatively mild for the region with cloud cover
and an occasional shower keeping the 115 miles bearable for the riders.
Just after the opening laps in downtown Greenville, the field split
and a group of 28 riders escaped off the front
including BISSELL’s Frank Pipp, Ben Jacques-Maynes, and Eric Young.
All major teams were represented in the break and they gained
three minutes on the first of four trips up Paris Mountain.
On the third trip up Paris Mountain, the chase group shattered
and only about thirty riders remained in pursuit.
The pressure from the front group was also increasing
and riders began to drop off. Pipp and Jacques-Maynes
remained comfortable with their position in the lead.
On the final ascent, Tejay Van Garderen (BMC) launched up the climb
and was followed by Ben Jacques-Maynes, Timmy Duggan (Liquigas),
Matthew Busche (RadioShack-Nissan),
Tom Danielson (Garmin-Barracuda) to organize a new lead group of five.
As the group of five approached the final in-town circuits,
Duggan got a small advantage over the group
which he managed to increase and held on solo for the win.
In the final turns through downtown Greenville
with chasers barreling down on him, Ben Jacques-Maynes attacked
his remaining three break companions.
In a truly exciting finish, a chasing Pipp came off BJM’s wheel
and powered through the group of finishers to win the sprint for second.