Green Project Bardiani become the latest team to reveal their Giro d'Italia lineup
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It wouldn't be the Giro d'Italia without the breakaway regulars Green Project Bardiani - CSF Faizanè Pro Team. A traditional wildcard for their home Grand Tour the Bardiani riders always try their upmost to light up the race.
This year will surely be no different as the Italian-based team has revealed an almost exclusively Italian, eight-man lineup and whilst they won't be considered realistic contenders in the battle for the Maglia Rosa, a potential stage win or two could definitely be on the cards.
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Filippo Fiorelli leads the team and after he was forced to abandon the Giro after just four stages in 2022 he has unfinished business with the race. Samuel Zoccarato a former podium finisher at the Italian road championships, Martin Marcellusi fresh off the back of a tenth-placed finish at Eschborn-Frankfurt will also be involved. With Philip Magli, Alessandro Tonelli, Davide Gabburo, Henok Mulubrhan and Luca Covili complete the lineup.
Green Project Bardiani - CSF Faizanè Pro Team for the Giro d'Italia:
Filippo Fiorelli, Samuel Zoccarato, Martin Marcellusi, Philip Magli, Alessandro Tonelli, Davide Gabburo, Henok Mulubrhan and Luca Covili.
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