- Feb 20, 2012
- 54,643
- 45,277
- 28,180
Think Pellizzari is still being slept on a lot
He is probably among the most best young riders coming up right now. His climbing is excellent.
He will definitely be a big contender in the future. Especially, for stage-races and GTs. His time trial seems to be improving as well.
- Apr 13, 2021
- 8,000
- 20,618
- 17,180
Definitely a future giro winner if he stays healthy
I would not be surprised if he ultimately ends up a better GT rider than Del Toro.
- Jul 8, 2017
- 2,592
- 3,321
- 17,180
Yes, he seems to have the upper hand in the hard mountain stages.
I have to admit, I underrated him a couple of months ago, but he proves me wrong so far.
You are talking about Pellizarri, right? The same dude who collapsed on Bola del Mundo and Finestre last year?
Right?
- Jan 10, 2019
- 6,884
- 10,123
- 23,180
He’s gonna be up there for the Giro win already this year I think. Was 6th in both GT’s, looks like he took another step this year. He’s my first pick behind Vingo and you never know how the race unfolds.
- Mar 15, 2022
- 775
- 1,557
- 7,180
He's definitely a candidate for Giro podium. Jonas, Almeida and Pellizzari. Should be fun!
Decent chance he gets a big 7 stage race this year before his older, much more famous, much higher comped teammate/team leader...
I'm torn between thinking this could be his Vingegaard in 2021/2022 year or if it's a bit of him having started his season a month before Roglic, so looking sharper. Del Toro has been riding a while, though, and Pellizzari looks good against him.
- Sep 26, 2020
- 26,133
- 28,858
- 23,180
- Sep 20, 2017
- 12,844
- 24,041
- 28,180
Early days, but it would be pretty funny if, after putting lots of energy into and splurging boatloads of cash on signing Roglic and Evenepoel, Pellizzari winds up being the most successful GT rider in Bora's history.
(obviously not counting results for other teams, it's hard to see him matching Roglic' palmares)
(obviously not counting results for other teams, it's hard to see him matching Roglic' palmares)
- Feb 20, 2012
- 54,643
- 45,277
- 28,180
- Feb 20, 2012
- 54,643
- 45,277
- 28,180
I only just got to watch the summary.
This isn't the kind of sprint you can say much about riders' intrinsic speed
This isn't the kind of sprint you can say much about riders' intrinsic speed
- Sep 2, 2011
- 17,638
- 13,959
- 28,180
Shades of Nibali beating Valverde in Cividale during the 2016 Giro.
But I'll take anything.honestly.
Pellizzari is more fluid when he is climbing, he looks very quiet on the bike, a bit more natural than Del Toro. When Isaac is struggling he has a modified Alberto Contador worm thing going on.. He rides like Mexican Axel Rose from Guns and Roses.
Yeah, that was a really strange sprint. Giulio is definitely not known for being able to sprint. And yet he entered the final straight as the last rider of the group. Normally you don’t play any role in the fight for the podium from that position. And then he just comes flying past everyone, and you can’t even really tell how he did it.
- Feb 20, 2012
- 54,643
- 45,277
- 28,180
Perfect draft/timing can do that in when legs are kinda dead and the more powerful guys aren't getting the seperation.
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