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Team Lampre
Lampre N.G.C. (or LAM) is an Italian cycling team competing in the Tour de France. The team consists mostly of Italian riders, and has a strong presence in the grand tours, especially the Giro d'Italia. The manager Giuseppe Saronni... [more]
Lampre N.G.C. (or LAM) is an Italian cycling team competing in the Tour de France.
The team consists mostly of Italian riders, and has a strong presence in the grand tours, especially the Giro d'Italia. The manager Giuseppe Saronni was himself a famous professional cyclist and former winner of the Giro d'Italia. The directeur sportif is Giuseppe Martinelli.
Following the tradition at Saeco, the team is well-known for its publicity stunts. In the 2005 Giro d'Italia the team engaged in a press campaign Battaile d'Italia featuring their co-captains Gilberto Simoni and Damiano Cunego.
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Will Team Lampre place a rider in the top 5 at the Tour de France?
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Double Giro winner Simoni holding out hopes for one more seasonVeloNationThe news was surprising given that Damiano Cunego currently leads the team, and the two had a very bitter falling out in 2004. Simoni and Cunego started ...
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First Edition Cycling News, Saturday, November 7, 2009Cyclingnews.comLampre team manager Giuseppe Saronni puts his faith in Damiano Cunego for next season's one-day classics. 'The Damiano Cunego who won the Giro d'Italia in ...and more »
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Teams, riders, results, oh my! Here is the second part of the monster Chris created last week, an overview of the teams after the transfer season is all-but closed. The list follows no particular order, because that would be far, far too organized. Okay, let’s go.
Lampre-Vini Farnese
v. 2009. It was a forgettable season for Lampre this year. World Champion Alessandro Ballan lost most of his season to illness, and left Lampre with...
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From podiumcafe.com
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Spain and Italy have forged a healthy rivalry in the men's world championship road race, with four wins apiece this past decade. But both were left behind to watch on Sunday as Cadel Evans soloed away to claim the latest rainbow jersey on offer.
Thanks to Paolo Bettini in 2006 and 2007, and Alessandro Ballan in 2008, Italy has been the team to beat of late. Damiano Cunego, second to Ballan last year, was hoping to make it four straight wins...
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Veteran German sprinter Danilo Hondo will return to the big leagues next season after inking a deal to join Lampre.
Hondo, 35, has been at the fringes of the sport since he tested positive for carphedon, a banned stimulant, in the 2005 Vuelta a Murcia. He was fired by his then-team Gerolsteiner and served a one-year ban.
Hondo denied wrong-oing but eventually served out his ban only to find major teams hesitant to sign him up. He rode for...
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Just a quick post on a rare day off -- from work, kids, etc., (translation: ride!) -- to ask the question that is on a lot of minds in the peloton just now. You can bet it's on Damiano Cunego's mind right now. He is well acquainted with the strength of Cadel Evans at the moment: Cunego was one of the protagonists struggling desperately to bridge up to Evans, in vain, over the last 3km of the Mendrisio course. Cunego, or his teammates, saw...
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UCI ProTour : License Commission Decisions
"Following the examination of requests received, the License Commission has awarded a UCI ProTour license to two teams and two events.
The Lampre team (ITA) has obtained a four-year license for the period 2010 to 2013. As for the Milram team (ITA), it has received a license for one year, valid in 2010.
On the other hand, the Commission has decided not to award a UCI ProTour license to the French...
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The team of Mario Galbusera and Giuseppe Saronni add three new riders to their program and resign Francesco Gavazzi to join Damiano Cunego and Alessandro Petacchi et. al. As the season ends and Lampre-NGC's general manager Saronni is reaching ...
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Cycling WeeklyCunego's 2010 Giro d'Italia: stage winsCyclingnews.comItalian Damiano Cunego (Lampre) saw potential in the 2010 Giro d'Italia route unveiled in Milano on Saturday. He counted three or four stages he could win ...2010 Giro to start in the NetherlandsAFP2010 Giro d'Italia route: Riders' reactionsCycling Weeklyall 50 news articles »
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World champion Alessandro Ballan of Italy does not start Wednesday's 17th stage of the Vuelta. Fellow Italian Damiano Cunego, who took silver in last year's world championships, also withdrew.
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