Rider Profile

Giacomo Nizzolo

Qhubeka Assos

Personal Details:

Nationality Italy

Date of birth 30/01/1989

Teams history:

2021 - Qhubeka Assos
2020 - NTT Pro Cycling
2019 - Dimension Data
2018 - Trek-Segafredo
2017 - Trek-Segafredo
2016 - Trek-Segafredo
2016 - Italy
2015 - Trek Factory Racing
2014 - Trek Factory Racing
2013 - RadioShack Leopard
2012 - RadioShack-Nissan
2011 - Leopard Trek

Biography:

Key Results

1st overall Tour de Wallonie 2012

1st Italian national road race champion 2016
1st Gran Premio Nobili Rubinetterie 2015
1st Gran Piemonte 2016
1st Grand Prix of Aargau Canton 2016
1st Coppa Bernocchi 2016

Giro d'Italia points classification 2015-16

2nd GP Ouest–France 2013
2nd ProRace Berlin 2011
2nd Vattenfall Cyclassics 2014
2nd 0verall Dubai Tour 2016

3rd Rund um Köln 2011
3rd Vattenfall Cyclassics 2012
3rd Paris–Bourges 2014
3rd Vattenfall Cyclassics 2012, '15
3rd Tre Valli Varesine 2015
3rd Paris–Bourges 2015

Grid List

Belgian Wout Van Aert of Team JumboVisma L sprints to win over Italian Giacomo Nizzolo of Qhubeka Assos a at the finish of the GentWevelgem In Flanders Fields 2475 kilometers road cycling race from Ypers to Wevelgem on March 28 2021 Home rider Wout van Aert of JumboVisma won the GentWevelgem cycling classic in Belgium edging Italian pair Giacomo Nizzolo and Matteo Trentin The powerful 26yearold also won the MilanSan Remo and Strade Bianche classics in 2020 and has emerged as a major force in the sport Belgium OUT Photo by DIRK WAEM various sources AFP Belgium OUT Photo by DIRK WAEMBelgaAFP via Getty Images

Nizzolo takes first career Classics podium at Gent-Wevelgem

By Brecht Decaluwé

News 'I don't know if I made the best decision in the sprint' says Italian runner-up

News

Giacomo Nizzolo's custom BMC Timemachine Road - Gallery

By Josh Croxton

Pro Bike Reigning Italian and European road race champion gets a paint theme to match

Pro Bike

Paris Nice 2021 Primoz Roglic, Tao Geoghegan Hart and David Gaudu are among our riders to watch

6 riders to watch at Paris-Nice

By Daniel Benson

Feature Our pick of the men who can make an impact at the race to the sun

Feature

ROQUETAS DE MAR SPAIN FEBRUARY 14 Arrival Giacomo Nizzolo of Italy and Team Team Qhubeka Assos Celebration during the 34th Clsica de Almeria 2021 a 1833km race from Pueblo de Vicar to Roquetas de Mar ClasicaAlmeria21 on February 14 2021 in Roquetas de Mar Spain Photo by Tim de WaeleGetty Images

Giacomo Nizzolo wins Clásica de Almería

By Alasdair Fotheringham

Results Sénéchal and Laas round out the podium

Results

10 riders to watch at Étoile de Bessèges

By Daniel Benson

Analysis GC contenders, sprinters, breakaway specialists, and up-and-coming riders to keep an eye on

Analysis

Fabio Aru in cyclo-cross action with Qhubeka Assos

2021 Team preview: Qhubeka Assos

By Stephen Farrand

Analysis African team has a new sponsor and new roster as it fights to compete at WorldTour level

Analysis

PLOUAY FRANCE AUGUST 26 Podium Giacomo Nizzolo of Italy Gold Medal European Champion Jersey Celebration during the 26th UEC Road European Championships 2020 Mens Elite a 17745km race from Plouay to Plouay UECcycling EuroRoad20 on August 26 2020 in Plouay France Photo by Luc ClaessenGetty Images

Nizzolo stays with Qhubeka Assos

By Cyclingnews

News 'Having teammates and staff believing I'm a leader is something I really need' says European champion

News

Stage winner Team Lotto rider Australias Caleb Ewan 1st sprints to win ahead of From R Team Deceuninck rider Irelands Sam Bennett Team Jumbo rider Belgiums Wout van Aert and Team Bora rider Slovakias Peter Sagan at the end of the 11th stage of the 107th edition of the Tour de France cycling race 167 km between Chatelaillon Plage and Poitiers on September 9 2020 Photo by Thibault Camus POOL AFP Photo by THIBAULT CAMUSPOOLAFP via Getty Images

Ranking the top 10 male sprinters of 2020

By Daniel Ostanek

Feature Sam Bennett tops our season ranking ahead of Arnaud Démare

Feature

Transfer Mechanics: 10 riders still looking for a contract

By Daniel Benson

Analysing the prospects of Cavendish, Aru, Nizzolo and more

New European road race champion Giacomo Nizzolo, Edvald Boasson Hagen and South African road race champion Ryan Gibbons of NTT Pro Cycling enjoy the fans’ applause

On-form Nizzolo targets yellow jersey on opening Tour de France stage

By Cyclingnews

News New European road race champion counting on support of NTT teammates for lead-out

News

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