The bike of success at the 1986 World Cup will be exhibited at the museum. And a new model dedicated to him is born
Twice world champion (1979 and 1986 always among amateurs), six times champion of Italy, Vito di Tano was a legend of the cross. Born in Monopoli in 1954, who died on 5 February at 70 years of age due to the consequences of a lung cancer, after dealing with the sclerodermia for 18 years, of Tano has linked his career to Paolo Guerciotti, the manager of the historic team of Cross Guerciotti. And recently it was remembered by the Ghisallo Museum, which has always been considered as the house of all cyclists. At Ghisallo (historic passage of the Giro di Lombardia, on Saturday from Como in Bergamo) the Vito bike will be exhibited with which he won the 1986 World Cup. The sportsmen who will go to the Madonna del Ghisallo will also be able to admire the Guerciotti with whom Mattia Agostinacchio triumphed in the Juniores 2025 world championship. “For our runners of the Fas Airport Services Guerciotti Premac-announces Micaela Guerciotti-We have prepared a new model of bikes.