Annalisa Cucinotta

Italian Cyclist and National Champion

Annalisa Cucinotta - Athletes & Sports Figures born April 3rd, 1986
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Born in 1986, a prominent figure in competitive cycling. Achieved significant recognition in road cycling events. Competed at the national level, garnering multiple championships and accolades. Participated in international competitions, showcasing skills and endurance against top cyclists. Made contributions to team dynamics in various racing scenarios, illustrating teamwork and sportsmanship throughout career.

Won Italian national cycling championships

Competed in UCI Road World Championships

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