31st Settimana Ciclista Lombarda - 2.4Italy, April 18-22, 20012000 results Stage list Preview Start list Past winners The Stages
PreviewUllrich and Pantani to race Jan Ullrich (Telekom) and Marco Pantani (Mercatone Uno) are the main stars in the 31st Settimana Lombarda, which takes place from April 18-22. In addition, Mapei's Stefano Garzelli and Cantina Tollo's Danilo di Luca will be amongst the starters, and it will be an important part of these riders Giro d'Italia build up. The toughest stage is stage 4 (April 21) starting and finishing in Roncadelle. Four categorised climbs, including the Madonna della Neve and Colle Maddalena. Cadel Evans' European road season debut Mountain bike star, Cadel Evans, will make his 2001 European road season debut with Saeco in the Settimana Lombarda (April 18-24). Cadel raced on the road in the Redlands Classic in the US earlier this year in a Volvo Cannondale strip, but for Europe he joins the Division 1 Saeco team. The Saeco team for the Settimana Lombarda race will be selected from the younger riders: Massimiliano Mori, Francesco Secchiari, Armin Meier, Justin Spinelli, Christian Wegmann and Brad Davidson. Evans will also continue to ride for Volvo-Cannondale in the MTB World Cup. Start ListAG2R Prevoyance Past WinnersSettimana Ciclista Lombarda, Category 2.4 2000 Sergei Gontchar (Ukr) Liquigas-Pata 1999 Raimondas Rumsas (Lit) Mróz Category 2.5 1998 (3) Pavel Tonkov (Rus) Mapei-Bricobi 1997 Emanule Lupi (Ita) Elite 1996 (2) Pavel Tonkov (Rus) Panaria-Vinavil Open 1995 Massimiliano Lelli (Ita) Mercatone Uno 1994 Wladimir Belli (Ita) Lampre-Panaria 1993 Enrico Zaina (Ita) Mercatone Uno 1992 Pavel Tonkov (Rus) Amateur 1991 Lance Armstrong (USA) Amateur 1990 Nikolai Golovatenko (Rus) Amateur 1989 Ivan Ivanov (Rus) Alfa Lum Amateur 1988 Roman Kreuziger (Cze) ??? 1987 Wladimir Poulnikov (Rus) 1986 Zenon Jaskula (Pol) 1985 Yuri Kashirin (Rus) Settimana Ciclista Bergamasca/Giro del Bergamasco 1984 Flavio Giupponi (Ita) 1983 Andrej Serediuk (Pol) 1982 Vladimir Kozarek (Cze) 1981 Giovanni Fidrigo (Ita) 1980 Czeslaw Lang (Pol) 1979 Alberto Minetti (Ita) 1978 Alessandro Pozzi (Ita) 1977 Jan Bieniek (Pol) 1976 Vittoria Algeri (Ita) 1975 Valerij Chaplygin (Rus) 1974 Angelo Tosoni (Ita) 1973 Jiri Mainus (Cze) 1972 Fausto Bertoglio (Ita) 1971 Rudolf Labus (Cze) 1970 Giuliano Marcuzzi (Ita) Past Winners by Mario Stiehl, Berlin |