Bellato conquers the 80th GP Industria del Cuoio e delle Pelli in Santa Croce sull'Arno

LeadAchille Bellato (Team Neri Sottoli Lucchini Energy) wins the 80th GP Industria del Cuoio e delle Pelli, a junior calendar race held in Santa Croce sull'Arno. The Tuscan team's rider beat his teammate Mattia Moretti, completing a one-two for Neri Sottoli Lucchini Energy.The raceThe race, now in its eightieth edition, saw Team Neri Sottoli Lucchini Energy as the absolute protagonist. Bellato finished ahead of everyone, settling the group of the best at the end of a selection that reduced the peloton to around fifteen riders. Davide Zanei (Autozai-Contri) also stepped onto the podium, third across the line.Final order of arrivalBellato Achille (Team Neri Sottoli Lucchini Energy)Moretti Mattia (Team Neri Sottoli Lucchini Energy)Zanei Davide (Autozai-Contri)Pucci Lorenzo (Mastromarco Fc Nibali)Colosio Francesco (Team Guerrini Senaghese)Fedrizzi Brandon Davide (Borgo Molino-Vigna Fiorita)Colella Filippo (Team Neri Sottoli Lucchini Energy)Pierotto Marco Andrea (Autozai-Contri)Balliana Enrico Andrea (Team Ecotek Zero24)Viero Guido (Nordest Petrucci Assali Stefen)RC Giovani standingsSeveral riders standing out in the RC Giovani standings feature in today's top ten. Enrico Andrea Balliana (Team Ecotek Zero24), ninth across the line, is second in the ranking with 172 points. Brandon Davide Fedrizzi (Borgo Molino-Vigna Fiorita), sixth, is fourth with 146 points. Filippo Colella (Team Neri Sottoli Lucchini Energy), seventh, is eleventh with 113 points. Lorenzo Pucci (Mastromarco Fc Nibali), fourth, is 28th with 76 points. Mattia Moretti, second, is 39th with 60 points. Francesco Colosio (Team Guerrini Senaghese), fifth, is 41st with 59 points. Guido Viero (Nordest Petrucci Assali Stefen), tenth, is 22nd with 81 points. The standings leader remains Luca Gugnino (U.C. Piasco) with 190 points. Follow the updated standings on RadioCiclismo Giovani.ClosingBellato's success confirms the form of Team Neri Sottoli Lucchini Energy, capable of placing three riders in the top seven and monopolizing the first two positions.