Industry: a quick detour
Where to find interesting stories? Quick answer: where things and people are on the move.
Ultracycling implies very specific dynamics: solitude, despair, challenging situations, but also companionship, accomplishment, and sheer joy. Plus, a crazy logistics with no breaks for days. Only knowing the discipline firsthand lets you capture interesting moments and get close enough to riders to tell their stories, while prioritizing the stories and not wasting resources. Covering various events across Europe also means getting to know many riders closely, following their trajectories over the years — which builds a depth of narrative very hard to achieve otherwise.
Taking care of the participants along their journey on cols 1 and 3.
Taking care of the participants along their journey on cols 1 and 3.
A very hard gravel route on the classic mountains between France and Italy. 3 days and 2 nights of full-throttle reportage.
An event but also a celebration. And a lot of mud. The first edition of an ambitious yet relaxed project, whose permanent route was named ‘best overnight route‘ on bikepacking.com, by both the jury and the public.
A 4.000km unsupported, free-routing race across Europe, covered with Marco and Francesco on a crazy van.
A traditional autumn Italian event. Saturday reportage (indoor) and a pedaled reportage of Sunday’s social ride. This too is a well-established collaboration with this renowned hub of cycling culture.
400km and 10,000m of elevation gain with two checkpoints: a ‘classic’ ultracycling format, but with a Cake Movement twist. Three days of work with a car and an electric bike, coordinating with Jennifer (photo) and Christian (video). The third project of a solid collaboration with Dominik, Fabian, and Stefano. In 2026, besides Backyard Gravel, we will work together also for Pain au Chocolat, the new road race format.
A classic unsupported race with three famous climbs in the Alps, from Vienna to Nice (or Barcelona). in 2025 I covered the last peak, Col delle Finestre, for three days and three nights, getting to know the local community of shepherds and refuge managers. In 2026, I covered both Mangart Saddle (peak 1, Slovenia) and Col de la Loze (peak 3, France).
Not everything is mentioned here: Strade Bianche in Siena, Velocafé Gravel Race (Bellinzona, CH), Ingorda, Gravelness69, XC Torre Canavese, Gravel Gourmet. Plus, personal projects (Alternative Altitude Alps; Cold Chains; and so on.)
Where to find interesting stories? Quick answer: where things and people are on the move.
A 400km, 14.000mt offroad bikepacking route. Why did we think that was a good thing?
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