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Bardiani-CSF (The #GreenTeam) is ready for the Tour of Poland 2016

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HomeOtherPress ReleasesBardiani-CSF (The #GreenTeam) is ready for the Tour of Poland 2016

bardiani-csf-logoBardiani-CSF is going to face a new important event of its season, the Tour of Poland 2016. The short stage race, from July 12 to 18, will be the sixth World Tour race for the #GreenTeam.

“We have always the ambition to measure ourselves in important race”

explained team manager Roberto Reverberi.

“Tour de Pologne is one of these and we’ll honor the race with a solid and competitive roster”.

Eight riders will be at the orders of Reverberi and Stefano Zanatta. Sonny Colbrelli, who returns to race after pneumonia and knee problems suffered after the Giro d’Italia, will be the leading rider of the #GreenTeam followed by sprinter Nicola Ruffoni, stage winner few days ago at Tour of Austria, and young talent Lorenzo Rota.

Tour of Poland 2016
Sonny Colbrelli is ready for the Tour of Poland 2016. Photo©supplied

Nicola Boem, Enrico Barbin and Alessandro Tonelli will be the breakaway’s hunters, as well as Mirco Maestri and Paolo Simion.

“We’re happy for the results achieved so far and for the level of our performances. We have taken five victories and other important placements, but we aim to grow more and more.

“Tour de Pologne is for sure one of the most important event of our season and a big chance to stand out. There will be strong competition for every stages – this must be the push to try and try,”

added Reverberi.

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