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SETTANTAxOTTANTA: Anni ’70 La Sei Giorni ciclistica di Milano, uno spettacolo globale in pieno stile americano · 70 80

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  fall? Benvenuti su 70x80, la rubrica di 7080
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  .it che approfondisce i temi del portale. Sono
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  con il giornalista Marco Barsotti. Di cosa parliamo
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  oggi? Oggi parliamo della 6 giorni. La chiamavano
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  Americanata. And it was, in the best sense of
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  the word. The 6 Days of Milan was a total show,
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  very long and articulated, at a time when in
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  the houses of the Italians there were only white
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  and black televisions regularly connected to
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  the transformer. It was called the 6 Days of
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  Milan. Not that it was the only one, there were
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  six days in most of Europe, numerous in Germany
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  alone. The Italian one took place in Milan, at
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  the Palasport of Piazza Sei Febbraio, also called
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  Padiglione 3, inside the Fieristico district,
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  before moving to the unfortunate Palazzone di
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  San Siro. The six days represented a unique format
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  in professional cycling. The participants were
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  confined inside the velodrome for the entire
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  duration of the event, typically a week. This
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  forced the runners not only to compete on the
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  track, but also to conduct their daily routine
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  in the same environment. including meals and
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  rest, with completely different hours than the
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  norm. The public was divided into two categories.
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  The proletarians, we use this word as relevant
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  to the time, but in reality it also included
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  the lower middle class, who could afford to enter
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  the public tribune, placed above the track, and
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  the bourgeois, upper middle class, among which
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  there were also some bosses who were in the middle
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  of the track, in the restaurant living area.
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  days of cycling marathon it is said that the
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  typical day of athletes started with the wake
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  up around noon followed by a breakfast and massage
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  sessions to prepare the muscles for the imminent
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  fatigue the races properly said were divided
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  into sessions such as the afternoon one until
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  about 6 p .m. followed by the night one that
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  was broadcast until 2 p .m. they were part of
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  the six days prestigious names of world cycling
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  such as moses francesco moses 1951 bitossi franco
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  bitossi of 1940 and merckx eduardo Louis Joseph
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  Merckx of 1945. They said that the corridors
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  were practically segregated inside the velodromes.
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  Fortunately, with the passage of time and for
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  reasons mostly logistical, the corridors were
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  allowed to be housed in nearby hotels. Supposed
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  to prolonged efforts, athletes sometimes got
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  injured. No fear, the regulation provided for
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  the strange concept of neutralization. It was
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  not a surgical operation on athletes, similar
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  to those that are operated on cats shortly after.
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  but of the possibility for themselves to stay
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  still up to 36 hours conserved in their own personal
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  scoring one of the most fun moments was when
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  the runners put themselves in the French sur
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  place on the spot in this situation two or more
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  competitors were still in balance without being
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  able to put their feet on the ground and without
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  doing anything the goal was to surprise the opponent
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  with a lightning start it is useless to say that
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  for the spectators the hope was that one of the
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  two or maybe both fell ruinously daniele biondi
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  but It was not just a series of races, but a
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  global show. Between one race and another, there
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  were new performances of singers, concerts and
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  entertainment shows of a different nature. All
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  this, often announced by the then popular representative
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  daniele piombi and that it was not audible as
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  soon as he took the word he started in a series
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  of whistles and screams so strong to completely
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  submerge the voices the whistles did not have
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  a political motivation as perhaps it would have
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  been possible at the time or an antipathy to
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  the person rather it was a sort of glee by the
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  way quite funny the sponsor of the successful
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  demonstration piero belloni the king of the household
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  appliances is congratulated by gaiardoni and
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  masters assiduously and the public is a sea of
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  ​​enthusiasm In short, the six days of Milan
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  had inside a story of Super Bowl half time show,
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  but repeated many times in the context of the
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  same day and not enough. At the center of the
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  race ring was the restaurant area. It was for
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  the most part of large tables where the adventurers
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