Trofeo Papà Cervi

Trofeo Papà Cervi
Race details
DateMay 1
RegionProvince of Reggio Emilia
DisciplineRoad race
CompetitionUCI Europe Tour (2012)
National
TypeSingle day race
History
First edition1971 (1971)
Editions49 (as of 2019)
First winner Marcello Osler (ITA)
Most wins Guido Bontempi (ITA)
 Giovanni Lombardi (ITA) (2 wins)
Most recent Filippo Tagliani (ITA)

The Trofeo Papà Cervi is a one-day road cycling race held annually in Italy. It was part of UCI Europe Tour in 2012 as a category 1.2 event.[1]

Winners

Year Winner Second Third
1971 Italy Marcello Osler Italy Euro Camporesi Italy Riccardo Beloli
1972 Italy Giuliano Dominoni Italy Agostino Bertagnoli Italy Mirco Bernardi
1973 Italy Pietro Algeri Italy Mario Boglia East Germany Horst Wagner
1974 Italy Fausto Ruggenini Italy Osvaldo Bettoni Cuba Carlos Cardet
1975 Poland Wojciech Matusiak Soviet Union Lev Likhachev Czechoslovakia Rudolf Labus
1976 Soviet Union Valery Likhachov Italy Claudio Torelli Czechoslovakia Jiří Prchal
1977 Italy Claudio Torelli Italy Piero Falorni Italy Massimo Manzotti
1978 Italy Silvano Riccò Italy Daniele Folloni Italy Mirko Bernardi
1979 Italy Guido Bontempi Soviet Union Sergei Kopyrin Italy Luigi Trevellin
1980 Italy Guido Bontempi Italy Agostino Gambirasio Italy Flavio Zappis
1981 Italy Carlo Bertaboni Italy Jozep Madis Italy Ercole Borgini
1982 Soviet Union Pavel Moucitsky Italy Angelo Scandiuzzi Italy Ezio Pavesi
1983 Italy Maurizio Rossi Italy Maurizio Conti Italy Alberto Molinari
1984 Soviet Union Vladimir Malakhov Italy Oreste Gualazzini Italy Eros Poli
1985 Soviet Union Gennady Tarasov Italy Adriano Gemelli Italy Carlo Bertaboni
1986 Italy Walter Brugna Italy Flavio Zanini Italy Andrea Govoni
1987 Italy Riccardo Conti Italy Alberto Destro Italy Giovanni Fidanza
1988 Italy Adriano Lorenzi Italy Giampaolo Miodini Italy Stefano Breme
1989 Soviet Union Djamolidine Abdoujaparov Italy Giovanni Lombardi Italy Walter Brambilla
1990 Italy Roberto Maggioni Italy Claudio Camin Italy Fausto Bignami
1991 Italy Giovanni Lombardi Italy Alberto Destro Italy Andrea Collinelli
1992 Italy Giovanni Lombardi Italy Alberto Destro Italy Walter Castignola
1993 Italy Maurizio Radaelli Italy Stefano Faustini Italy Luca Colombo
1994 Italy Biagio Conte Italy Mirko Rossato Italy Damiano Masiero
1995 Italy Marino Beggi Italy Salvatore Commesso Italy Alessandro Guerra
1996 Italy Ellis Rastelli Italy Luca Cassiani Italy Simone Simonetti
1997 Italy Mauro Zinetti Italy Leonardo Scarselli Slovenia Martin Derganc
1998 Italy Denis Bertolini Italy Nicola Gavazzi Italy Giosuè Bonomi
1999 Italy Mauro Furlan Italy Nicola Pavone Italy Francesco Bellotti
2000 Italy Marco Gelain Italy Devid Garbelli Italy Claudio Pizzoferrato
2001 Italy Alessandro Maserati Australia Caleb Manion Italy Luca De Carolis
2002 Russia Vladimir Lobzov Italy Mattia Parravicini Australia Jonathan Davis
2003 Italy Danilo Napolitano Italy Mirco Lorenzetto Italy Enrico Grigoli
2004 Italy Mattia Gavazzi Italy Danilo Napolitano Italy Fabio Masotti
2005 Italy Tiziano Dall'Antonia Italy Erik Solavaggione Italy Manuel Donte
2006 Italy Antonio Bucciero Moldova Alexandre Sabalin Poland Adam Pierzga
2007 Italy Bernardo Riccio Italy Michele Merlo Italy Ramon Baldoni
2008 Italy Michele Merlo Italy Andrea Guardini Italy Matteo Busato
2009 Italy Giacomo Nizzolo Brazil Rafael Andriato Italy Andrea Palini
2010 Italy Matteo Pelucchi Italy Tomas Alberio Italy Nicola Ruffoni
2011 No race
2012 Italy Giorgio Bocchiola Brazil Carlos Manarelli Italy Matteo Azzolini
2013 No race
2014 Italy Luca Regalli Italy Matteo Donegà China Zhang Yong Jive
2015 Italy Pasquale Repino Italy Gianluca Esposito Italy Manuel Barbieri
2016 Italy Gianluca Esposito Italy Gabriele Petrelli Italy Nicolò Codeluppi
2017 Italy Moreno Marchetti Italy Simone Bevilacqua Albania Xhuliano Kamberaj
2018 Italy Leonardo Fedrigo Italy Giovanni Lonardi Italy Enrico Zanoncello
2019 Italy Filippo Tagliani Italy Tommaso Fiaschi Italy Attilio Viviani

References

  1. ^ "2012 Trofeo Papà Cervi". ProCyclingStats. Retrieved 6 April 2018.


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