It was a weekend of highs and lows for the Wilier-Vittoria MTB Factory Team at Nové Město na Moravě, venue of the second round of the World Cup season. Alongside the best-ever XCO World Cup results for Juri Zanotti and Sofie Heby Pedersen, the team also had to deal with the mechanical issues that struck Simone Avondetto and the illness that sidelined Gustav Heby Pedersen. The biggest smile at the end of the Czech weekend undoubtedly belonged to Zanotti, whose 9th place in the

The World Cup is set to enter its second round of the season, and naturally the Wilier-Vittoria MTB Factory Team will once again be among the teams to watch. Nové Město na Moravě (May 22–24) is one of the most historic and iconic venues on the cross-country calendar, and it also brings back plenty of great memories for the Italian squad. The course in Nové Město is famous for its flowing trails through the pine forests, combined with compact and technical terrain, as well as

It was a Saturday painted in Wilier-Vittoria MTB Factory Team colours in Courmayeur, as both the men’s and women’s races were dominated by the Italian squad, which now shifts its focus to the upcoming World Cup weekend in Nové Město na Moravě. Simone Avondetto claimed an impressive victory in the men’s race, leading a strong Wilier-Vittoria performance completed by Juri Zanotti, second at 55 seconds, and Gustav Heby Pedersen, fifth overall at 2’45” and the best U23 rider of t