Marco Pantani
Mercatone Uno - Scanavino
Personal Details:
Nationality
Italy
Date of birth
13/01/1970
Teams history:
- 2003 - Mercatone Uno - Scanavino
- 2002 - Mercatone Uno
- 2001 - Mercatone Uno - Stream TV
- 2000 - Mercatone Uno - Albacom
Biography:
Key Results
1st overall Tour de France 1988
1st Giro d'Italia 1998
8 Tour de France stages (1995-2000)
1st Tour de France young rider classification 1994-95
8 Giro d'Italia stages (1994-199)
1st Giro d'Italia mountains classification 1998
1st overall Vuelta a Murcia 1999
2nd overall Giro d'Italia 1994
3rd overall Tour de France 1994, '97
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