Persico, the second victory of the season in Tibet

Persico, the second victory of the season in Tibet

CYCLING. The 25-year-old from Cene won the sprint in Lhasa on Tuesday, August 4th, in the third stage of the China Xizang Trans-Himalaya. Second consecutive podium after the runner-up position on Monday.

Read more Atalanta challenges the winner of Hapoel Tel Aviv-Katowice

Reading 1 min.

The Bergamo native Davide Persico (Mbh Csb) returns to victory: on Tuesday, August 4th, in the Lhasa Circuit Race, a 94.8-kilometer stage, the second win of the season for the 25-year-old from Cene arrives. In the third stage of the China Xizang Trans-Himalaya, he wins at the end of a city circuit where he surpassed Italians Filippo Cettolin and Lorenzo Cataldo. For Persico, this confirms a good form after finishing second on Monday in Gongbu Jiangda. An excellent sign that this season has seen him six times on the podium: in addition to two wins (in March he won the Popolarissima in Treviso), also two second places and two third places. His personal record is enriched by a series of top 10 finishes.

The Bergamo native: “I took the sprint at the front and no one passed me: everything went smoothly, without surprises”

Read more Belotti and Italy, bronze at the European Diving Championships

“There was a circuit, so it was easier to keep the race together – said the Bergamo native -. We worked to control it, with great help also from D’Aiuto and Bozzola. The sprint? I took the sprint at the front and no one passed me: it went smoothly, without surprises.” Then a look at the season: “I am reaching a good personal record, with wins and podiums. I arrived here with a series of small misfortunes that sometimes prevented me from further increasing the tally. Before China, I still went to altitude to try to adapt as best as possible to these 3,500 meters of the Himalayas and I see that my teammates and I are adapting to this condition. We hope to achieve something important in the coming days as well.”

Read more The four musketeers want to take America

Translated from

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *