Coppa Città di San Daniele

Coppa Città di San Daniele
Race details
DateOctober
RegionFriuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy
English nameSan Daniele Cup
Local name(s)Coppa Città di San Daniele (in Italian)
DisciplineRoad
CompetitionUCI Europe Tour
TypeSingle-day
History
First edition1933 (1933)
Editions87 (as of 2024)
First winner Ferdinando Gallina (ITA)
Most recent Jørgen Nordhagen (NOR)

Coppa Città di San Daniele is a single-day road bicycle race held annually in San Daniele del Friuli, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy. The event is reserved for the Elite/Under-23 Amateur category and normally marks the end of the amateur season in Italy. Since 2023, the race has been organised as a 1.2 event on the UCI Europe Tour.

A climb to Castello d’Arcano is usually a part of the race


Winners

Year Winner Second Third
1933[1] Italy Ferdinando Gallina Italy Giovanni Zandonà Italy Pietro Boemo
1934[2] Italy Gastone Gardonio Italy Corrado Bernava Italy Vilfredo Perini
1935[3] Italy Vinicio Pellis Italy Americo Candusso Italy Mario Bertoni
1936[4] Italy Francesco Doccini Italy Giovanni Lorenzini Italy Pietro Boemo
1937[5] Italy Renzo Silvestri Italy Angelo Degano Italy Rodolfo Costantini
1938[6] Italy Nello Feruglio Italy Camillo Beltrame Italy Angelo Degano
1939[7] Italy Giovanni Lorenzini Italy Nello Feruglio Italy Egidio Feruglio
1940[8] Italy Giovanni Lorenzini Italy Egidio Feruglio Italy Ugo Peccolo
1941 Italy Egidio Feruglio
1942-1946 Not disputed due to World War II
1947 Italy Egidio Feruglio
1948 Italy Luigi Cemulini
1949 Italy Domenico De Zan
1950 Italy Lino Florean
1951 Italy Elso Macor
1952 Italy Italo Colaone
1953 Italy Umberto Peruch
1954 Italy Rino Comuzzo
1955 Italy Alfredo Sabbadin
1956 Italy Rino Comuzzo
1957 Italy Giorgio Menini
1958 Italy Dino Liviero
1959 Italy Agostino Ibrioli
1960 Italy Amedeo Bettin
1961 Italy Gianfranco Gallon
1962 Italy Clay Santini
1963 Italy Gianfranco Gallon
1964 Italy Vito Zanin Italy Antonio Tagliani Italy Mario Zanin
1965 Italy Gino De Gobbi
1966 Italy Luciano Dalla Bona
1967 Italy Giuseppe Martinello
1968 Italy Luigi Castelletti
1969 Italy Mario Nicoletti (cyclist)
1970 Italy Gino Fochesato
1971 Italy Annibale De Faveri
1972 Italy Graziano Mella
1973 Italy Ermenegildo Da Re
1974 Italy Ermenegildo Da Re
1975 Italy Mario Gualdi
1976 Italy Mario Gualdi
1977 Italy Claudio Corti
1978 Italy Walter Clivati
1979 Italy Alessandro Paganessi
1980 Italy Giovanni Moro
1981 Italy Walter Delle Case
1982 Italy Massimo Ghirotto
1983 Italy Tullio Cortinovis
1984 Italy Luca Rota
1985 Italy Luigi Botteon
1986 Italy Maurizio Fondriest
1987 Italy Denis Mocellin
1988 Italy Stefano Dalla Pozza
1989 Italy Ivan Gotti
1990 Italy Davide Perona
1991 Italy Cristian Zanolini
1992 Interrupted due to bad weather conditions.
1993 Austria Peter Luttenberger
1994 Italy Dario Frigo
1995 Italy Massimo Apollonio
1996 Italy Stefano Finesso
1997 Italy Marino Beggi
1998 Italy Bruno Minniti
1999 Luxembourg Kim Kirchen
2000 Italy Lorenzo Bernucci
2001 Russia Denis Bondarenko
2002 Italy Davide Bragazzi
2003 Italy Daniele Masolino
2004 Italy Antonio Quadranti Italy Daniele Pontoni Uzbekistan Denis Shkarpeta
2005 Italy Devid Garbelli Italy Morris Possoni Italy Maurizio Biondo
2006 Italy Cristiano Fumagalli Italy Fabio Casotto Italy Alessandro Bazzana
2007 Italy Mauro Finetto Italy Angelo Pagani Italy Edoardo Girardi
2008 Italy Enrico Battaglin Italy Gianluca Brambilla Italy Enrico Zen
2009 Italy Gianluca Brambilla Italy Enrico Battaglin Italy Cristiano Monguzzi
2010[9] Italy Gabriele Pizzaballa Italy Fabio Aru Italy Andrea Pasqualon
2011 Italy Gianfranco Zilioli Italy Enrico Battaglin Italy Fabio Aru
2012 Italy Andrea Fedi Italy Davide Villella Italy Francesco Manuel Bongiorno
2013[10] Italy Luca Benedetti Italy Davide Villella Italy Simone Andreetta
2014[11] Italy Andrea Toniatti Italy Davide Orrico Italy Paolo Totò
2015[12] Italy Giulio Ciccone Italy Gianni Moscon Italy Andrea Vendrame
2016[13] Italy Fausto Masnada Moldova Cristian Raileanu Belarus Aleksandr Riabushenko
2017[14] Italy Matteo Fabbro Belarus Aleksandr Riabushenko Italy Andrea Toniatti
2018[15] Italy Samuele Battistella Italy Filippo Rocchetti Italy Davide Casarotto
2019[16] Italy Giovanni Aleotti Colombia Einer Rubio Italy Luca Rastelli
2020[17] Italy Daniel Smarzaro Slovenia Tilen Finkšt Italy Davide Bais
2021[18] Italy Riccardo Lucca Italy Davide Botta Italy Andrea Piccolo
2022 Italy Giacomo Villa Italy Francesco Busatto Italy Martin Nessler
2023 Republic of Ireland Archie Ryan Netherlands Tijmen Graat Netherlands Darren van Bekkum
2024 Norway Jørgen Nordhagen Netherlands Menno Huising Italy Alessandro Borgo

References

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