Giro de Italia - Gianni Bugno - Photograph





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A signed 20 × 30 cm photograph of Italian cyclist Gianni Bugno, featuring an autograph obtained in person and relating to the Giro d’Italia.
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Autographed photograph by one of the greatest Italian cyclists in history, Gianni Bugno. Autograph obtained in person. Size 20x30 cm. You can see the photograph from the exact moment of the autograph.
The item will be shipped in a registered envelope (with a tracking number). Good protection will be used to ensure the lot does not get damaged.
Gianni Bugno is a former Italian road cyclist, professional from 1985 to 1998. A versatile rider, capable of excelling in one-day races as well as in the Grand Tours.
During his amateur cycling days he achieved several victories in Italy, mainly in the individual pursuit and team pursuit categories.
He possessed a good sprint, which allowed him to win the World Championship twice in succession, beating riders of the caliber of Miguel Induráin or Laurent Jalabert. Another achievement is winning the Giro d'Italia, wearing the maglia rosa from the first to the last stage. He was a great showman of the Tour de France. He managed to win stages in the three Grand Tours, triumphing twice on the legendary French climb Alpe d'Huez.
Autographed photograph by one of the greatest Italian cyclists in history, Gianni Bugno. Autograph obtained in person. Size 20x30 cm. You can see the photograph from the exact moment of the autograph.
The item will be shipped in a registered envelope (with a tracking number). Good protection will be used to ensure the lot does not get damaged.
Gianni Bugno is a former Italian road cyclist, professional from 1985 to 1998. A versatile rider, capable of excelling in one-day races as well as in the Grand Tours.
During his amateur cycling days he achieved several victories in Italy, mainly in the individual pursuit and team pursuit categories.
He possessed a good sprint, which allowed him to win the World Championship twice in succession, beating riders of the caliber of Miguel Induráin or Laurent Jalabert. Another achievement is winning the Giro d'Italia, wearing the maglia rosa from the first to the last stage. He was a great showman of the Tour de France. He managed to win stages in the three Grand Tours, triumphing twice on the legendary French climb Alpe d'Huez.

