Luciano Pezzi was an Italian professional road racer, born in Russi in the Province of Ravenna in 1921 and died in Bologna on 26 June 1998 at the age of 77. The Museo del Ciclismo records his professional teams from 1949 to 1958, among them Atala, Arbos, Lygie, Leo-Chlorodont and Bianchi, and credits him with a stage win at the 1955 Tour de France, stage 15 on 22 July. Its palmares also lists earlier wins such as the Coppa Guglielmo Miserocchi in 1947 and the Gran Coppa Vallestrona in 1940. The museum carries several articles about him, one of which presents him as a witness to half a century of cycling history.
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was an Italian professional road bicycle racer
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Nato a RUSSI il 8 febbraio 1921
Competed In: Tour de France, Palmares, 1955
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