LaStelvioSantini 2025 celebrated the Stelvio’s bicentenary

The thirteenth edition of LaStelvioSantini, the legendary cycling Granfondo of Alta Valtellina, concluded on June 8, 2025, marking the bicentennial of the construction of the Stelvio Pass. Among the 1800 participants from 50 nations, six cyclists distinguished themselves by winning the King and Queen of the Mountain titles on the three courses offered.

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Exceptional Winners on Legendary Courses

On the long course (124 km), including the ascents of Rogorbello, the formidable Mortirolo, and the Stelvio Pass, Martina Cavallo and Fabio Lanzone dominated with the best cumulative times. On the medium course (108 km), comprising Rogorbello and Stelvio, Mariagrazia Molteni and Simone Donghi prevailed. Finally, on the short course (64 km), focused on the ascent of the Stelvio, Carmen Broger and Denis Taccola shone.

LaStelvioSantini 2025 celebrated the bicentennial of the Stelvio

In accordance with the regulations, the rankings only reward the times of the timed ascents, a decision by the organizers, US Bormiese and Santini Cycling, to prioritize safety on descents. The best climber jerseys were thus awarded to the fastest in these mythical climbs.

An International Event at the Summit

Starting from Bormio, the 1,800 cyclists rode the spectacular roads of Alta Valtellina, culminating in the arrival at the Stelvio Pass, at an altitude of 2,757 meters. This event, which has become a must for cycling enthusiasts and alpine climbs, once again celebrated the sporting spirit and the beauty of the alpine landscapes.

LaStelvioSantini 2025 celebrated the bicentennial of the Stelvio

200 Years of History at the Stelvio Pass

The 2025 edition coincides with the bicentennial of the Stelvio road, inaugurated on July 6, 1825, by the Austrian Empire to connect Lombardy to Tyrol. With its 88 hairpin bends and its status as the highest paved road in Europe, the Stelvio remains a symbol of engineering and connection between cultures. Two centuries later, it continues to inspire cyclists, travelers, and mountain lovers.

Full results are available at lastelviosantini.com. This 2025 edition will remain etched as a unique celebration of the passion for cycling and the history of the Stelvio.

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