Body Evidence Trophy, in Mezzomonte di Polcenigo the classic roller skis also beat Covid

The traditional appointment was staged that saw Luca Curti from Bergamo (as in 2019) and Iris De Martin Pinter from Belluno.

Monday 26 October 2020 3 minutes reading time

It is the classic of the autumn calendar in the panorama of the blue roller ski. Despite all the difficulties and problems related to Covid, the 2020 edition of the Body Evidence Trophy was also regularly staged, on the track set up in Mezzomonte di Polcenigo, in the province of Pordenone. The organization that involved, in addition to the Body Evidence Fitness Center, RCS Carbonio, Kayak, L''Ess and the local Alpini group, managed to propose this promotional race in classic and time trial technique, with an important participation and a excellent level in each category. Along the 5.5 km of the track, with its 480 meters of altitude difference, the Bergamo-born Luca Curti won the best of all, signing the encore of 2019; the blue of the roller ski, under the Ski Team Body Evidence-RCS, concluded his test in 20''32 ", trimming 36 seconds to the winner of the 2019 World Cup, Matteo Tanel (Team Robinson Trentino), with the Carnian Mirco Romanin (ASD Monte Coglians), head of the youth sector of the Italian biathlon, who signed the third time overall and was the best in the AM1 category. Among the Under 20s, first place for the Veronese Riccardo Lorenzo Masiero, fifth overall behind Lorenzo Busin, while the sixth place and the title of best Under 18, went to Marco Gaudenzio of the home club. Thirtieth place overall and first woman to cross the finish line was Iris De Martin Pinter (CS Carabinieri) from Belluno, best U18 who placed a 26''19 "enough to precede, by just 13 seconds, the U20 Lucia De Lorenzo Tobolo of '' US Valpadola. Third place overall for Elisa Segafredo (SC Gallio), but the participation was rich, and in full compliance with all anti Covid regulations, even for the tests dedicated to the very young U12, U14 and U16 on shortened courses.

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