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On the morning of September 2, 1965, four young Italian cyclists lined up in Lasarte, a small town near San Sebastian in the Basque Country of northern Spain. They were there for the UCI Amateur Road World Championship in the 100-kilometre team time trial – a discipline that no longer exists, in which four riders had to cover the distance together, their time taken on the third man across the line. One of those four was my father, Giuseppe Soldi, the son of a miller from the Po Valley flatlands

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On the morning of September 2, 1965, four young Italian cyclists lined up in Lasarte, a small town near San Sebastian in the Basque Country of northern Spain. They were there for the UCI Amateur Road World Championship in the 100-kilometre team time trial – a discipline that no longer exists, in which four riders had to cover the distance together, their time taken on the third man across the line. One of those four was my father, Giuseppe Soldi, the son of a miller from the Po Valley flatlands

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