Thank You to the Sponsors of the 17th Stage of the Giro d’Italia: Cassano d’Adda – Andalo

On behalf of myself and the entire Municipal Administration, I would like to express our sincerest gratitude to all sponsors for their valuable support on the occasion of the 17th stage of the Giro d’Italia, from Cassano d’Adda to Andalo. The support received was instrumental in transforming this major sporting event into a memorable celebration … Read more

Cassano Triumphs at the Giro d’Italia Awards 2026

Cassano can celebrate another extraordinary achievement: our town has won both categories of the Giro d’Italia Awards 2026 in which it was nominated, earning recognition for both “Best City Dressing” and “Most Spectacular Stage”. This success fills us all with pride and represents the culmination of weeks of hard work, passion, enthusiasm, and shared participation. … Read more

The 109th Edition of the Giro d’Italia Comes to an End: A Triumphant Finale for Jonas Vingegaard

Stage 19: Feltre–Alleghe (Piani di Pezzè) This was the toughest stage of this year’s Giro d’Italia, featuring an impressive 5,000 meters of elevation gain over a 151-kilometer route. It also included the Cima Coppi of this edition, the race’s highest climb, reaching an altitude of 2,236 meters at the summit of Passo Giau. A significant … Read more

Stage 17, Cassano d’Adda–Andalo: the Giro returns to Cassano

Yesterday, the moment finally arrived for the stage starting right here in our Cassano. The route, without any particularly demanding climbs but featuring a total elevation gain of 3,300 meters thanks to its gentle yet constant ascent and the many short climbs and descents, seemed perfectly suited to long-range attacks, and indeed many riders attempted … Read more

Mural: 60 Years in Pink

Created by the Bonora Brothers and curated by the Associazione Culturale Rudun, the mural dedicated to Cassano-born champion Gianni Motta has finally been unveiled. The inauguration took place on Sunday at 5:00 PM in the beautiful Piazzetta Viganò, overlooking the Naviglio Martesana, just a few steps from the “Rudun” of Groppello. The artwork was unveiled … Read more