April 25, 2026
62th Trofeo Caduti E Dispersi Comune Di Passirano – 42th Trofeo Valloncini Ernesto A.M. – 6th Trofeo Pedroni Franco A.M. 2026 🇮🇹 (1.21) MJ – Camignone – Camignone : 97,3 km
A 1.21 race where the road doesn’t race—it remembers.
April 25, 2026
62th Trofeo Caduti E Dispersi Comune Di Passirano – 42th Trofeo Valloncini Ernesto A.M. – 6th Trofeo Pedroni Franco A.M. 2026 🇮🇹 (1.21) MJ – Camignone – Camignone : 97,3 km
A 1.21 race where the road doesn’t race—it remembers. The vineyards of Franciacorta stretch like a silent witness, their rows straight as tombstones, their soil heavy with history. The peloton doesn’t ride; it bears witness, each pedal stroke a tribute, each attack a defiance of the ghosts that linger here. The climbs aren’t steep, but they weigh on the legs, the memory of the fallen pressing down like the summer heat. The breakaways don’t escape; they honor, their suffering a small price for those who never returned. For the locals, this isn’t just a race—it’s a pilgrimage, a day when the road demands more than speed. Here, the strongest don’t win—they endure. And when the finish line comes, it’s not just a victory—it’s a promise.
Winning pair for Ecotek Zero24 in the Passirano Fallen and Missing Trophy for juniors, staged in Camignone in Brescia. To sign the first victory of the season was Filippo Cingolani, able to anticipate the finish line his teammate Enrico Balliana and Colosio of the Guerrini Senaghese Team. The three had set sail on the immediate pursuers, managing the margin until the final sprint.
Results :
 MJ </strong> - Camignone - Camignone : 97,3 km
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A 1.21 race where the road doesn’t race—it remembers. The vineyards of Franciacorta stretch like a silent witness, their rows straight as tombstones, their soil heavy with history. The peloton doesn’t ride; it bears witness, each pedal stroke a tribute, each attack a defiance of the ghosts that linger here. The climbs aren’t steep, but they weigh on the legs, the memory of the fallen pressing down like the summer heat. The breakaways don’t escape; they honor, their suffering a small price for those who never returned. For the locals, this isn’t just a race—it’s a pilgrimage, a day when the road demands more than speed. Here, the strongest don’t win—they endure. And when the finish line comes, it’s not just a victory—it’s a promise.
Winning pair for Ecotek Zero24 in the Passirano Fallen and Missing Trophy for juniors, staged in Camignone in Brescia. To sign the first victory of the season was Filippo Cingolani, able to anticipate the finish line his teammate Enrico Balliana and Colosio of the Guerrini Senaghese Team. The three had set sail on the immediate pursuers, managing the margin until the final sprint.
<strong>Results : </strong>
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