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Adriano Malori

Personal information

Full name

Adriano Malori

Born

January 28, 1988 (age 24)
Parma, Italy

Team information

Current team

Lampre-ISD

Discipline

Road

Role

Rider

Rider type

Time trialist

Professional team(s)

2008–2009
2009–

Bottoli Ramonda Nordelettrica
Lampre-NGC

Major wins

Italian National TT Champion (2011)

Medal record

Competitor for Italy
Road bicycle racing
World Championships
Gold	2008 Varese	Under-23 time trial

Infobox last updated on
4 January 2012

Adriano Malori (born January 28, 1988 in Parma) is an Italian professional road bicycle racer for UCI ProTeam Lampre-ISD. He was the Lanterne Rouge of the 2010 Tour de France, finishing almost four and a half hours behind the winner Andy Schleck.

Palmares

Source:^[1]

2007: 2nd, Stage 5 (ITT) Tour de l'Avenir; 2nd, GP Inda – Trofeo Aras Frattini

2008

World and European U23 Time Trial Champion

1st, Chrono Champenois

1st, 2 Giorni Marchigiana – Trofeo Citta di Castelfidardo

2009: 1st, Chrono Champenois; 1st, Stage 1 (ITT), Giro della Valle d'Aosta Mont Blanc; 1st, Mediterranean Games ITT

2011

1st Italian National Time Trial Championships

5th Overall, Settimana internazionale di Coppi e Bartali

1st, Stage 4 (ITT)

References

^ "MALORI Adriano". CQ. http://www.cqranking.com/men/asp/gen/rider_palm.asp?riderid=8649&year=2007&all=1&current=0. Retrieved 2010-08-04.

External links

Riders on Lampre-ISD

Lanternes Rouges of the Tour de France

1903 Arsène Millocheau
1904 Antoine Deflotrière
1905 Clovis Lacroix
1906 Georges Bronchard
1907 Albert Chartier
1908 Henri Anthoine
1909 Georges Devilly
1910 Constant Collet
1911 Lucien Roquebert
1912 Maurice Lartigue
1913 Henri Alavoine
1914 Henri Leclerc
1915–18 World War I
1919 Jules Nempon
1920 Charles Raboisson
1921 Henri Catelan
1922–23 Daniel Masson
1924 Victor Lafosse
1925 Fernand Besnier
1926 André Drobecq
1927 Jacques Pfister
1928 Edouard Persin
1929 André Léger
1930 Marcel Ilpide
1931 Richard Lamb
1932 Rudolf Risch
1933 Ernest Neuhard
1934 Antonio Folco
1935 Willi Kutschbach
1936 Aldo Bertocco
1937 Aloyse Klensch
1938 Janus Hellemons
1939 Armand Le Moal
1940–46 World War II
1947 Pietro Tarchini
1948 Vitorio Seghezzi
1949 Guido De Santi
1950 Fritz Zbinden
1951 Abdel-Kader Zaaf
1952 Henri Paret
1953 Claude Rouer
1954 Marcel Dierkens
1955 Tony Hoar
1956 Roger Chaussabel
1957 Guy Million
1958 Walter Favre
1959 Louis Bisiliat
1960 Herrero Berrendero
1961 André Geneste
1962 Augusto Marcaletti
1963 Willy Derboven
1964 Anatole Novak
1965 Joseph Groussard
1966 Paolo Manucci
1967 Jean-Pierre Genet
1968 John Clarey
1969 André Wilhelm
1970 Frits Hoogerheide
1971 Georges Chappe
1972 Alain Bellouis
1973 Jacques-André Hochart
1974 Lorenzo Alaimo
1975 Jacques Boulas
1976 Aad van den Hoek
1977 Roger Loysch
1978 Philippe Tesnière
1979–80 Gerhard Schönbacher
1981 Faustino Cuelli
1982 Werner Devos
1983 Marcel Laurens
1984 Gilbert Glaus
1985 Manrico Ronchiato
1986 Ennio Salvador
1987 Mathieu Hermans
1988 Dirk Wayenberg
1989 Mathieu Hermans
1990 Rodolfo Massi
1991 Rob Harmeling
1992 Fernando Quevedo
1993 Edwig Van Hooydonck
1994 John Talen
1995 Bruno Cornillet
1996 Jean-Luc Masdupuy
1997 Philippe Gaumont
1998 Damien Nazon
1999 Jacky Durand
2000 Olivier Perraudeau
2001 Jimmy Casper
2002 Igor Flores
2003 Hans De Clercq
2004 Jimmy Casper
2005 Iker Flores
2006–08 Wim Vansevenant
2009 Yauheni Hutarovich
2010 Adriano Malori
2011 Fabio Sabatini

Persondata
Name	Malori, Adriano
Alternative names
Short description	Road bicycle racer
Date of birth	1988-1-28
Place of birth	Parma, Italy
Date of death
Place of death

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