Polti 1997

Summary

Polti 1997 is a cycling team season^[1].

Key Facts

• Polti 1997 is in the country of Italy^[2].
• Polti 1997's instance of is recorded as cycling team season^[3].
• Polti 1997's follows is recorded as Polti 1996^[4].
• Polti 1997's followed by is recorded as Polti 1998^[5].
• Polti 1997's has part is recorded as Daniel Atienza^[6].
• Polti 1997's has part is recorded as Dirk Baldinger^[7].
• Polti 1997's has part is recorded as Rossano Brasi^[8].
• Polti 1997's has part is recorded as Enrico Cassani^[9].
• Polti 1997's has part is recorded as Mirko Celestino^[10].
• Polti 1997's has part is recorded as Iñigo Chaurreau^[11].
• Polti 1997's has part is recorded as Cristiano Colleoni^[12].
• Polti 1997's has part is recorded as Mirko Crepaldi^[13].
• Polti 1997's has part is recorded as Gerrit de Vries^[14].
• Polti 1997's has part is recorded as Paolo Ferronato^[15].
• Polti 1997's has part is recorded as Mirco Gualdi^[16].
• Polti 1997's has part is recorded as Giuseppe Guerini^[17].
• Polti 1997's has part is recorded as Daisuke Imanaka^[18].
• Polti 1997's has part is recorded as Jörg Jaksche^[19].
• Polti 1997's has part is recorded as Luc Leblanc^[20].
• Polti 1997's has part is recorded as Axel Merckx^[21].
• Polti 1997's has part is recorded as Ivan Quaranta^[22].
• Polti 1997's has part is recorded as Fabio Sacchi^[23].
• Polti 1997's has part is recorded as Serguei Outschakov^[24].
• Polti 1997's has part is recorded as Romāns Vainšteins^[25].
• Polti 1997's has part is recorded as Gianluca Valoti^[26].

Body

Identity

Polti 1997's official name is recorded as Polti^[27]. Its follows is recorded as Polti 1996^[4]. Its followed by is recorded as Polti 1998^[5].