Soraya Paladin
Canyon-Sram
Personal Details:
Nationality
Italy
Date of birth
04/05/1993
Teams history:
- 2023 - Canyon-Sram
- 2022 - Canyon-SRAM Racing
- 2021 - Liv Racing
- 2020 - CCC-Liv
- 2019 - Ale Cipollini
- 2018 - Ale Cipollini
- 2017 - Alé Cipollini
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Soraya Paladin: Strength in numbers will help us achieve success in Spring Classics
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