May 17, 2026
60th Circuito del Porto – Trofeo Arvedi 2026 🇮🇹 (1.2) ME – Cremona – Cremona : 173,6 km
Circuito del Porto is a UCI 1.2 classification that unfolds along the flat yet deceptively demanding roads of northern Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region,
May 17, 2026
60th Circuito del Porto – Trofeo Arvedi 2026 🇮🇹 (1.2) ME – Cremona – Cremona : 173,6 km
Circuito del Porto is a UCI 1.2 classification that unfolds along the flat yet deceptively demanding roads of northern Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region, where the course traces a fast, technical loop through the bustling port city of Trieste and its surrounding coastal and industrial landscapes. The terrain is predominantly flat, with long, straight avenues and wide boulevards that encourage high speeds, but the race is far from a straightforward affair. The roads are punctuated by tight, technical corners, roundabouts, and narrow passages through urban areas, demanding constant vigilance and precise bike handling. The coastal stretches are often exposed to strong, gusty winds blowing in from the Adriatic Sea, which can split the peloton into echelons and turn the race into a tactical battle for position and shelter.
The race dynamics are shaped by these technical sections and wind-exposed stretches, with attacks launching on the few subtle rises or during moments of crosswind chaos, the peloton thinning as riders fight to maintain contact. The final kilometers often feature a fast, technical run-in through the streets of Trieste, where a bunch sprint decides the outcome, or a small group of riders who have escaped the chaos hold off the charging pack by a handful of meters. The Circuito del Porto is a race that rewards speed, agility, and tactical intelligence, offering a unique blend of urban intensity and coastal unpredictability.
Results :
 ME </strong> - Cremona - Cremona : 173,6 km
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Circuito del Porto is a UCI 1.2 classification that unfolds along the flat yet deceptively demanding roads of northern Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region, where the course traces a fast, technical loop through the bustling port city of Trieste and its surrounding coastal and industrial landscapes. The terrain is predominantly flat, with long, straight avenues and wide boulevards that encourage high speeds, but the race is far from a straightforward affair. The roads are punctuated by tight, technical corners, roundabouts, and narrow passages through urban areas, demanding constant vigilance and precise bike handling. The coastal stretches are often exposed to strong, gusty winds blowing in from the Adriatic Sea, which can split the peloton into echelons and turn the race into a tactical battle for position and shelter.
The race dynamics are shaped by these technical sections and wind-exposed stretches, with attacks launching on the few subtle rises or during moments of crosswind chaos, the peloton thinning as riders fight to maintain contact. The final kilometers often feature a fast, technical run-in through the streets of Trieste, where a bunch sprint decides the outcome, or a small group of riders who have escaped the chaos hold off the charging pack by a handful of meters. The Circuito del Porto is a race that rewards speed, agility, and tactical intelligence, offering a unique blend of urban intensity and coastal unpredictability.
<strong>Results : </strong>
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