Amadori was waiting for her at the window. And as he watched the time and the races pass, he wondered why it was taking so long. So When Dainese won the Reggio Emilia stage yesterday, the technician from Romagna smiled and started waiting for more. His boys.
"There is a long list that still hasn't kept the good things seen – he reflects – but for some it's just a matter of waiting. Dainese did the Tour de l'Avenir with me at twenty years old, then the world championship and the European championship which he won in 2019It has always had particular characteristics, in the sense that it doesn't go slowly even on certain climbsIt seems tailor-made for the classics, for me it's even more than that..."
In 2015 he was a first-year junior and came second in Stanghella, behind Marchetti and ahead of Moro (photo Scanferla) In his first year as U23 he is with Gemin at General Store, arriving 2 second places and third (photo Scanferla) In action at the Vicenza Bionde of 2017, first year U23: uphill defends (photo Scanferla) 2018 opens with the Florence-Empoli match, won over Fiaschi and Marchiori (photo Scanferla) In spring 2018, the San Vendemiano City Trophy arrives, on Romano and Di Felice (photo Scanferla) In 2018 he won the Valdobbiadene stage of the Giro U23, the following year he moved to Holland (photo Scanferla) In 2018, he also came second in the U23 Italian championship in Taino, a small Flanders team, won by Affini. Corradini came third. (photo Scanferla)
In 2015 he was a first-year junior and came second in Stanghella, behind Marchetti and ahead of Moro (photo Scanferla) In his first year as U23 he is with Gemin at General Store, arriving 2 second places and third (photo Scanferla) In action at the Vicenza Bionde of 2017, first year U23: uphill defends (photo Scanferla) 2018 opens with the Florence-Empoli match, won over Fiaschi and Marchiori (photo Scanferla) In spring 2018, the San Vendemiano City Trophy arrives, on Romano and Di Felice (photo Scanferla) In 2018 he won the Valdobbiadene stage of the Giro U23, the following year he moved to Holland (photo Scanferla) In 2018, he also came second in the U23 Italian Championship in Taino, a small Flanders team, won by Affini. Corradini came third. (photo Scanferla)
Great recovery
The blue city of the under 23s is struggling with Preparations for the Peace Race, which will be held in the Czech Republic from June 2nd to 5th, are underway.. So yesterday he just went out on the road to see the pass by Tour of Italy, but he will continue to work towards his goals. For Dainese (who is starting with Omar Bertolone after winning the 2019 European Championships) he's happy to take a break.
«It doesn't surprise me that he has won yesterday – he says – even though the stage was completely flat. It was still the eleventh day of racing and Some sprinters are starting to get tired. He's young, he's already recovering well on his own, and he can still do great things.. In the sense that he's resilient. If yesterday had been a flat classic, perhaps he would have found someone stronger. But after eleven stages, he was the strongest."
Smart Growth
It's surprising that such arguments are already being used for a 24 year old boy, but evidently the growth path chosen by the Paduan is starting to bear fruit and it brings us back to the graduality he was talking about this morning Fabrizio Turkey about Tiberius.
"I don't want to put the blame on our cycling – says Amadori – here too we do things well. However Dainese's choices were clearHe started running late, because he was doing something else before, and his progress was gradual. At a certain point He took his bag and went abroad for two years, to Holland, to the Seg Racing Academy (the continental founded by a pool of agents, which ceased its activity in 2021. In addition to Dainese, Affini and Frigo also worked there, ed.). And they have there set its seasons by choosing paths that are most suitable for its growth».
In 2019, at the European Championships in Alkmaar, Holland, in blue with Gazzoli, Ferri, Dalla Valle, Konychev and Puppio In the compact group sprint, the Paduan beats Larsen and Arm In triumph over forms of authentic Dutch cheese At the 2019 U23 World Championships he was an Italian teammate with Covi, in the Harrogate World Championships won by Battistella Marino Amadori, here Filippo Zana, is the coach of the under-23 national team
In 2019, at the European Championships in Alkmaar, Holland, in blue with Gazzoli, Ferri, Dalla Valle, Konychev and Puppio In the compact group sprint, the Paduan beats Larsen and Arm In triumph over forms of authentic Dutch cheese At the 2019 U23 World Championships he was an Italian teammate with Covi, in the Harrogate World Championships won by Battistella Marino Amadori, here Filippo Zana, is the coach of the under-23 national team
An idea for Bennati
The journey continued to Team DSM (formerly Sunweb), where Dainese landed in 2020. First year of WorldTour races, including the Tirreno-Adriatico, but without major Tours. In the last season the debut at the Vuelta, with five top-five finishesThis year, the Giro d'Italia debut, in 2022 which sees the European Championships route very fast and the World Championships route slightly more challenging. Amadori is in his place, he knows that now Dainese is Bennati's business.
«You should ask the right people – he smiles – I confirm that the European Championship is very simple and I think Bennati will soon go and see the Wollongong course. It seems like a world championship for fast people with resistance, in my opinion Dainese is 24 years old and we need to give him confidenceThey need to grow. Something I don't see happening in certain teams."
And with a final, cryptic remark, Amadori gets back on the road. The Giro has meanwhile said goodbye to Caleb EwanAnd if today's finish in Genoa saw the arrival of the breakaway, tomorrow's finish in Cuneo could offer another opportunity to sprinters capable of holding off at the Colle di Nava.
