Le Tour de France, Giro d' Italia, Vuelta de España, Paris-Roubaix, Liège-Bastogne-Liège, Milano-Sanremo, The World Road Championships, Tour of Lombardy, Tour of Flanders, Gent-Wevelgem, La Flèche Wallonne, Paris-Nice, etc.

Won them. (We’d list how many times, but that wouldn’t be very Italian of us.)

Coppi, Tommaselli, Galetti, Belloni, Baronchelli, Argentin, Bugno, Magni, and De Muynck, Argentin, Cipollini, Pantani, Garzelli, Velo, Gimondi, Richard, Sorensen, Fignon, Chioccioli, Prim, Museeuw, Berzin, Gotti, Jazkula et al.

Known them. (The executive summary of why a Bianchi rides like a Bianchi.) The family names and distant European towns listed above may not be immediately important to you, but once you ride a Bianchi road bicycle… they will be. The 118 years of collaborative relationships with cycling’s racing royalty has mapped a DNA laying down the pedigree in every frame we make. The lessons we’ve learned from competition do not end with racing; models made for long distance touring and leisurely cruises all benefit from this collective experience.