Fabianski wrote:

Great memories of Leo... Signed him in my first year in 2019, and had to loan him out first. Then he was our best cobbler for quite some time before Theuns joined us (in a swap deal involving Leo and Gabby)... A great dom, sadly I couldn't fit him in, either. Enjoy

Ulrich Ulriksen wrote:

Congrats on the signings, Smith is a proven commodity. Shows how different riders can fit in different situations, he was great as PT stage hunger and great as a CT leader but in PCT where he was caught in between he didn't do much.

redordead wrote:

Smith is a bit expensive, but definitely can be worth that wage.

Not sure about Basso on 250k though

Croatia14 wrote:

What a fantastic team you're building, congrats on the great work!

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Max	72	72	75	77	67	76	71	76	59	67	74	73	69	66	30

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Bianchi–Enel Continental cycling team continues its rapid ascent with the addition of two dynamic talents: Victor Langellotti, a promising neo-pro climber, and Ryan Gibbons, a proven sprinter with international pedigree.

Langellotti, hailing from Monaco, joins the team as a climbing domestique with a sharp eye for development. Known for his tenacity in the mountains and tactical discipline, he will play a key support role in stage races, particularly aiding team leaders like Dion Smith and Gianni Moscon in high-altitude battles. “Victor is hungry, and already showing signs of being a reliable climbing asset,� said the team’s general manager. “He’s exactly the kind of rider we want to grow with.�

Meanwhile, South African sprinter Ryan Gibbons brings speed, experience, and a winning mentality to the team’s sprint strategy. With multiple top-ten finishes on the Continental Tour and a reputation for thriving in chaotic finales, Gibbons will be the team’s go-to finisher in flat and rolling stages. “I’m excited to join Bianchi–Enel and take on a leadership role in the sprints,� said Gibbons. “The setup here is ambitious, and I’m ready to deliver results.�

These signings further round out a roster that now includes Gianni Moscon, Dion Smith, Valerio Conti, Alessandro Romele, and Leonardo Basso. With a mix of Italian pride and international firepower, Bianchi–Enel is shaping up to be one of the most versatile and exciting teams on the Continental Tour.

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Bianchi–Enel Continental cycling team has unveiled five new signings as it continues to build one of the most exciting and strategically balanced rosters on the Continental Tour.

Headlining the group is Rok Korošec, who finished 3rd overall in last season’s Continental Tour and arrives with serious credentials and a reputation for consistency across varied terrain.
Korošec’s signing marks a major statement of intent for the team. “Rok is a proven leader and a relentless competitor,� said the team’s general manager. “His podium finish in the Individual Standings last season speaks volumes, and we’re thrilled to have him anchor our ambitions.�

Joining him is rising Italian talent Edoardo Sandri, a versatile all-rounder with a strong engine and tactical maturity beyond his years. Sandri’s signing reinforces the team’s commitment to an Italian roster and its mission to nurture domestic talent. “Edoardo is one of the most promising riders in Italy right now,� said the manager. “We see him as a future leader and a key piece of our long-term vision.�

The team also welcomes three loan signings who bring depth and specialist skills:

- Andrea Enrico Maccagli, a time trialist with a reputation for precision and power against the clock
- Guy Yarrell, a New Zealander with flat potential and a fearless racing style
- Lukas Nerurkar, a versatile talent with strong results in U23 races and a growing reputation for tactical flair

“These loan signings give us flexibility and firepower,� said the team’s performance director. “Maccagli strengthens our TT setup, while Yarrell and Nerurkar add depth and race-day unpredictability."

With the roster now featuring a blend of seasoned leaders like Gianni Moscon, Dion Smith, and Rok Korošec, alongside emerging talents and specialists, Bianchi–Enel is poised to make a serious impact in its debut season.

The curtain rises on a new force in professional cycling. Bianchi–Enel, the latest addition to the Continental Tour, has officially revealed its full roster for the 2025 season. With a lineup that blends Italian heritage, international talent, and strategic ambition, the team is ready to make its mark.

Backed by iconic Italian brands Bianchi and Enel, and supported by Miche, fizik, Sportful, and Limar, the team embodies a fusion of tradition and innovation. Riders will wear a striking light green jersey with red and white accents a nod to Italy’s cycling legacy and the team’s forward-looking ethos.

Italian Core, Global Ambition
With a large amount of the roster hailing from Italy, Bianchi–Enel stays true to its roots while integrating select international riders to bolster its GC, sprint, and climbing capabilities.



2025 Roster Overview & Rider Goals
Each rider enters the season with a clear mission. Below are the confirmed riders, their roles, and personal goals for the year.



Gianni Moscon
Role: Road captain
Goal: Top 10 overall in Continental Tour, podium in one-day races

Rok Korošec
Role: GC contender
Goal: Build on last year’s 3rd overall, target stage wins in hilly terrain

Leonardo Basso
Role: Cobbled classics specialist
Goal: Top 5 in Lincoln GP and podium in spring classics

Ryan Gibbons
Role: Sprint finisher
Goal: 3+ stage wins, green jersey contention


Climbers & Stage Race Support

Dion Smith
Role: Climber, GC support
Goal: Top 10 in mountainous stage races

Valerio Conti
Role: Veteran mountain domestique
Goal: Consistent top 20 finishes, mentor younger climbers

Victor Langellotti
Role: Neo-pro climber
Goal: Gain experience, target breakaways in hilly stages

Lorenzo Rota
Role: Hilly Classics rider
Goal: Top 10 in hilly classics when given the chance

Lorenzo Fortunato
Role: Climbing Domestique
Goal: Support Smith in Mountain GCs

Guy Yarrell (Loan)
Role: All-rounder
Goal: Stage win, Gain Experience

Edoardo Sandri
Role: All-rounder with flat pedigree
Goal: Top 10 in youth classification, aggressive racing


Time Trial & Versatile Engines

Andrea Enrico Maccagli (Loan)
Role: Time trial specialist
Goal: Podium in national TT, support in flat stage pacing

Lukas Nerurkar (Loan)
Role: U23 tactical all-rounder
Goal: Top 5 in youth GC, support in transitional stages

Alessandro Romele
Role: Aggressive attacker
Goal: Breakaway stage win,


Voices from the Sponsors

“We’ve equipped this team with the best Italian components — from wheels to saddles,� said Miche CEO, Roberto Micheli. “They’re riding history.�

“Sportful is proud to dress a team that races with elegance and aggression,� added Sportful’s Head of Design, Elena Rossi. “This jersey tells a story — and it’s just beginning.�


Next Steps
The team’s debut race will be announced later this week, with training camps already underway in Tuscany and Yorkshire. Media day is scheduled for early September, with full kit and bike reveals to follow.