After strong season, Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team's Alessandro Fedeli retires at 27

Alessandro Fedeli is only 27 years of age but he is leaving professional cycling in pursuit of another passion. The Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team rider has achieved a good year however he will not be part of the peloton in 2024.

This has been reported by Tuttobiciweb. Fedeli is a stage winner in races such as the Tour du Rwanda, Cro Race and Tour du Limousin. Although he's never raced for a World Tour team, he has been an important piece of teams such as Delko, Gazprom-Rusvelo, EOLO-Kometa and most recently, Q36.5. This year he represented the Swiss team and achieved perhaps the most significant result of his career as he finished on the podium of the World-Tour ranked Eschborn-Frankfurt.

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