The Team

In 1997, in San Sebastián, Alessandra became the first Italian Roadbike World Champion. Between 1992 and 2004, she clocked up wins in all the major professional races. A lover of fine wine, good food and life in general, when she isn’t saddled up on the trails, Alessandra devotes her time equally to the Italian Association of Professional Cyclists, as President, and her beloved vineyard on the hills of Asolo – producing (you’ve guessed) Prosecco.

Andrea Ferrigato is affectionately known by his former teammates and friends as “Ferri” for his legs of “Steel” recording an estimated 650,000 miles in his career on a bike.

Ferri has had a professional career spanning 15 years, 8 Giro d’Italia and 4 Tour de France. He was a Stage winner of the Giro D’Italia (1994), 2 World Cup races in 1996, when he was second in the final classification, and other 17 important classics race.

He remains very passionate and thankful for his career and is willing to share this passion with other like-minded cyclists.

Andrea has chosen several epic rides to participate in, both in Italy and other European countries, and is eager to ride alongside other guest riders who share his passion.

Born in Arzignano on 21/06/77. Lives in Montecchio Maggiore, Vicenza. Always a firm believer of the importance of versatility in the field of cycling, is at a young age that the adult has practiced and practice many sports and engages with ductility in the various disciplines of cycling. 

Started from bmx, going through all disciplines of cycling, professional road internationally with many years experience, has competed in the most important and famous races in the world and has played more famous team internationally concluding activity professional "ride" in 2013.

The physique of a rock-climber and the power of a sprinter: that’s Alessandro Ballan.
His laurels are too long to list here, but the 2008 World Championship in Varese and the 2007 Tour of Flanders stand out.
Alessandro leads our riders along the Belgian classics – and who better than a champ who has stood on the podium twice on the Tour Of Flanders, and no less than 3 times on the Paris-Roubaix?