Diego Casagrande leaves Tudor U23 and signs with Bardiani CSF 7 Saber for 2027

A new chapter for Diego Casagrande Diego Casagrande changes jersey. The rider, who wore the Tudor Pro Cycling Team U23 colors in 2026, will move to Bardiani CSF 7 Saber starting from the 2027 season. The official announcement was reported on October 29, 2026, marking a significant step in the young athlete's career. For Casagrande, it is a return to an Italian context after his two-year experience with the Swiss team, which welcomed him in 2024. His UCI history counts only one team since 2024: Tudor Pro Cycling Team U23, with which he raced from 2024 to 2026. Bardiani CSF 7 Saber's market The team receiving Casagrande is moving decisively in the market. In addition to the arrival of the young rider, Bardiani CSF 7 Saber has announced four other signings: Alexander Hajek, Davide De Cassan, Juan David Sierra, and Simone Raccani. Leaving the team is Luca Colnaghi, the only departure announced so far. An important movement for the Italian team, which aims to strengthen its roster ahead of the 2027 season. Tudor Pro Cycling Team U23's market For its part, Tudor Pro Cycling Team U23 records the departure of Casagrande along with three other announced departures: Jesper Stiansen, Juan David Sierra, and Noah Schnyder. To compensate, the Swiss team has announced only one arrival, that of Antoine Salamin. A generational turnover that reshapes the ranks of both teams. Casagrande's 2026 results In the season just ended, Casagrande achieved notable placings. His best 2026 result on our site is 4th place in stage 2 of the Peace Race, dated May 29, 2026. He also secured a 10th place in stage 1 of the Tour de l'Avenir. In total, in the data available to us, there are two top-50 placings in the races and stages present on our site. On May 29, 2026, the day of his 4th place in stage 2 of the Peace Race, Casagrande achieved his best result of the season according to our data. The move to Bardiani CSF 7 Saber represents for Casagrande the opportunity to compete in an Italian environment, after his formative years in Switzerland. The team, for its part, secures a rider who has already shown he can compete in stage races at youth level.