September 28th 2008: this day will remain forever in the history of Italian Cycling and of Wilier Triestina. Alessandro Ballan won the World Championship on a Cento Uno and Damiano Cunego, with his Cento, got the silver medal. An astonishing result that matches the gold won by Adriano Malori on a Cento Crono in the Sub23 TT. Also, among the pro Marzio Bruseghin (Cento Uno) did a perfect job within the Italian team to help his mates.
Two gold medals and a silver one at the World Championships is the greatest reward to the work we do every day to improve the art of building bicycles.
So thank you Ballan, Cunego and Malori. From Italy and from Wilier Triestina.
Varese – An extraordinary Adriano Malori brought Italy a gold medal in the opening day of the Cycling World Championship. The 20-year-old of Team Filmop Ramonda Bottoli won the 33.5 km timetrial race Under 23 with 49″ on German Gretsch and 1′04″ on Australian Meyer.
Malori uses a Wilier Triestina Cento Crono. In the last few months he won the Italian and the European TT Championships.
Clive Richardson knows a thing or two about cycling and he has joined the growing chorus of people behind Billy Whenman’s bid for Olympic glory in 2012. Billy tore through the streets of London to win his first Grand Prix event at the weekend and this is Clive’s view of the race. (more…)
The Sport Beans Wilier outfit is celebrating its first National Crit win and three riders in the top ten after a hard fought race on Sunday. Billy Whenman took the tape for the SB-W team and this is his jubilant report: (more…)
September 28th 2008: this day will remain forever in the history of Italian Cycling and of Wilier Triestina. Alessandro Ballan won the World Championship on a Cento Uno and Damiano Cunego, with his Cento, got the silver medal. An astonishing result that matches the gold won by Adriano Malori on a Cento Crono in the Sub23 TT. Also, among the pro Marzio Bruseghin (Cento Uno) did a perfect job within the Italian team to help his mates.