September 19, 2026
GP Ska Immobiliare Srl – Memorial Kevin Bonaldo 2026 🇮🇹 (1.12) ME – Ramon – Ramon : 160,6 km
GP SKA Immobiliare SRL is a one-day Elite and Under-23 road race through the rolling roads and foothills of the Veneto,
September 19, 2026
GP Ska Immobiliare Srl – Memorial Kevin Bonaldo 2026 🇮🇹 (1.12) ME – Ramon – Ramon : 160,6 km
GP SKA Immobiliare SRL is a one-day Elite and Under-23 road race through the rolling roads and foothills of the Veneto, combining fast valley sections with short climbs, technical descents and narrow rural lanes. The course features predominantly paved roads, frequent changes of direction and repeated elevation changes, with steeper ramps providing brief but sharp efforts rather than prolonged mountain climbing. Sections such as the approach toward the Rosina climb add gradients capable of reaching double digits, placing emphasis on positioning and maintaining momentum. Open agricultural roads can expose the peloton to crosswinds, while wooded and residential sections require careful line choice through bends and junctions. The race can develop through early breakaway attempts, followed by repeated accelerations as riders reach the more undulating sections. Short climbs may stretch the field into smaller groups before faster roads allow riders to regroup. As fatigue builds, attacks become increasingly important, particularly near the final passages. The finish can come from a reduced group, a late solo move or a sprint between riders who have survived the repeated climbs.
Results :
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GP SKA Immobiliare SRL is a one-day Elite and Under-23 road race through the rolling roads and foothills of the Veneto, combining fast valley sections with short climbs, technical descents and narrow rural lanes. The course features predominantly paved roads, frequent changes of direction and repeated elevation changes, with steeper ramps providing brief but sharp efforts rather than prolonged mountain climbing. Sections such as the approach toward the Rosina climb add gradients capable of reaching double digits, placing emphasis on positioning and maintaining momentum. Open agricultural roads can expose the peloton to crosswinds, while wooded and residential sections require careful line choice through bends and junctions. The race can develop through early breakaway attempts, followed by repeated accelerations as riders reach the more undulating sections. Short climbs may stretch the field into smaller groups before faster roads allow riders to regroup. As fatigue builds, attacks become increasingly important, particularly near the final passages. The finish can come from a reduced group, a late solo move or a sprint between riders who have survived the repeated climbs.
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