September 13, 2026
35th Memorial Annibale Franchini 2026 🇮🇹 MJ – Provezze di Provaglio d’Iseo : 120 km
Memorial Annibale Franchini is a regional junior one-day road race through the rolling roads of Lombardy,
September 13, 2026
35th Memorial Annibale Franchini 2026 🇮🇹 MJ – Provezze di Provaglio d’Iseo : 120 km
Memorial Annibale Franchini is a regional junior one-day road race through the rolling roads of Lombardy, covering approximately 121 km on a compact circuit-based route around Provezze and the surrounding Franciacorta countryside. The course is predominantly paved and undulating, with repeated short rises, descents, roundabouts and changes in direction creating a constant variation in rhythm. Rather than featuring a long mountain climb, the route relies on repeated elevation changes to gradually increase fatigue, while narrow sections and frequent junctions make positioning important. Short ramps can force riders to accelerate repeatedly, particularly when the peloton approaches each circuit passage. The race can develop with early attacks as riders attempt to establish a breakaway, but the repeated laps allow the main field to organize and chase. On the closing circuits, fatigue and positioning can cause the peloton to split into smaller groups, with riders needing to conserve energy for the final accelerations. The finish is suited to a reduced group, a late attack or a sprint after the final selection.
Results :
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<strong> 35th Memorial Annibale Franchini 2026 🇮🇹 MJ </strong> - Provezze di Provaglio d’Iseo : 120 km
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Memorial Annibale Franchini is a regional junior one-day road race through the rolling roads of Lombardy, covering approximately 121 km on a compact circuit-based route around Provezze and the surrounding Franciacorta countryside. The course is predominantly paved and undulating, with repeated short rises, descents, roundabouts and changes in direction creating a constant variation in rhythm. Rather than featuring a long mountain climb, the route relies on repeated elevation changes to gradually increase fatigue, while narrow sections and frequent junctions make positioning important. Short ramps can force riders to accelerate repeatedly, particularly when the peloton approaches each circuit passage. The race can develop with early attacks as riders attempt to establish a breakaway, but the repeated laps allow the main field to organize and chase. On the closing circuits, fatigue and positioning can cause the peloton to split into smaller groups, with riders needing to conserve energy for the final accelerations. The finish is suited to a reduced group, a late attack or a sprint after the final selection.
<strong>Results : </strong>
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