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Matteo Montaguti (born the In Forlì, in the province of Forlì-Cesena in Émilie-Romagne) is an Italian cyclist, professional between 2008 and 2019.
Matteo Montaguti participated in his first round in Italy in 2009 with the LPR Brakes team where he became one of the members of the “train” of Alessandro Petacchi. At the end of 2009, the LPR team disappeared. With ten of his teammates, as well as sports director Giovanni Fidanza, he joined the new team of Rosa-Stac Plastic [ 2 ] . Montaguti won his first professional race in 2010 by winning during the first re stage of the tour of the province of Reggio de Calabria. He retained his first place in the general classification until the end of the race to finally win it.
In , he announces his signature in the French team Ag2r La Mondiale where he joined his compatriot Rinaldo NoCentini [ 3 ] . During the 2011 season, he did not win a race, but participated both in the Tour of Italy and the Tour of Spain. In the Spanish race, he wears the polka dot jersey for the best climber for two days, finally finishing second in the ranking, only preceded by David Moncoutié.
In 2012, he finished best climber in the Tour in Switzerland. On the Tour of the 2014 Basque Country, he took part in the morning escape of the first stage, but was taken over 26 kilometers from the finish. During the Tour de Poland 2016, he suffered from a fracture of the right collarbone [ 4 ] . In , he wins the sprint the 4 It is stage of the Tour des Alpes.
In 2019, at 35, he ended his career in the Androni Giocattoli-Sidermec team after wearing the AG2R La Mondiale team jersey for eight years. He played his last race in October, during the Grand Prix Bruno Beghelli, a race that passes in Monteveglio, the city where he resides.
Palmarior amateur [ modifier | Modifier and code ]
Professional prize list [ modifier | Modifier and code ]
Results on the big laps [ modifier | Modifier and code ]
Tour de France [ modifier | Modifier and code ]
1 participation
Italian Tour [ modifier | Modifier and code ]
9 participations
Tour of Spain [ modifier | Modifier and code ]
4 participations
World rankings [ modifier | Modifier and code ]
World’s Championships [ modifier | Modifier and code ]
European Hopes Championships [ modifier | Modifier and code ]
Italian championships [ modifier | Modifier and code ]
- 2003
- 2004
- 2005
- 2007
- 2008
- 2009
- 2010
- ‘ Matteo Montaguti » , on Ag2rlamondiale.fr (consulted the )
- ‘ De Rosa becomes title sponsor for new Italian team » , on cyclingnews.com , (consulted the )
- ‘ Montaguti joins NoCentini at AG2R » , on velochrono.fr
- ‘ Coloring fracture for Matteo Montaguti » , on Lequipe.fr , The team ,
- (in) ‘ UCI WorldTour Ranking – 2011 – Individual» , on dataride.uci , UCI (consulted the )
- (in) ‘ UCI WorldTour Ranking – 2012 – Individual» , on dataride.uci , UCI (consulted the )
- (in) ‘ UCI WorldTour Ranking – 2014 – Individual» , on dataride.uci , UCI (consulted the )
- (in) ‘ UCI WorldTour Ranking – 2015 – Individual» , on dataride.uci , UCI (consulted the )
- (in) ‘ UCI WorldTour Ranking – 2016 – Individual» , on dataride.uci , UCI (consulted the )
- ‘ UCI 2007-2008 route rankings » , on UCI.HTML.Infostradasports.com , UCI (consulted the )
- ‘ UCI 2005-2006 route rankings » , on UCI.HTML.Infostradasports.com , UCI (consulted the )
- ‘ UCI 2006-2007 route rankings » , on UCI.HTML.Infostradasports.com , UCI (consulted the )
- ‘ UCI 2007 – 2008 – 10/17/2008 route classifications – UCI continental circuits – Individual classification – Men Elite and under 23 – Europe Tour » , on UCI.HTML.Infostradasports.com , UCI (consulted the )
- (in) ‘ UCI Europe Tour Ranking – 2009 – Individual» , on dataride.uci , UCI (consulted the )
- (in) ‘ UCI Europe Tour Ranking – 2010 – Individual» , on dataride.uci , UCI (consulted the )
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