gaggioli造句

• Roberto Gaggioli is racing as an independent.
• "' Alessio Gaggioli "'is an Italian Guinness World Record breaker.
• Scott Fortner ( 1996 ) came in 16th and Roberto Gaggioli ( 1995 ) was 23.
• Gaggioli said, according to Bernama.
• Gaggioli joins Sheriff's rider Malcolm Elliott, who won the First Union Grand Prix in 1994.
• The team with Roberto Gaggioli won 80 races in the U . S . during these three years.
• In January 2009 he released the single " Cerco ancora te ", composed by Emilio Munda and Matteo Gaggioli.
• Representing the team are newly signed Italian rider Roberto Gaggioli, British racer Malcolm Elliott, plus Trent Klasna and Peter Stubenrauch.
• Danish rider Soren Petersen finish second in a time of five hours, 36 minutes and 58 seconds, just behind Gaggioli.
• Also, the Chevrolet-L . A . Sheriff team has signed Roberto Gaggioli, winner of the 1995 First Union Grand Prix in Atlanta.
• Italian Roberta Gaggioli from the Oilme-Klien team has narrowly won the third stage of the 1998 Le Tour de Langkawi, the national news agency Bernama reported.
• Gaggioli, 35, took five hours, 36 minutes and 57 seconds in winning 10, 000 Malaysian ringgit ( dlrs 2, 500 ), Bernama reported Friday.
• Roberto Gaggioli from the U . S . Oilme-Klein team finished close behind him to grab the second position and Luca Cei, also from Scrigno-Gaerne, emerged as the third place winner.
• In the women's Liberty Classic race, Saturn's Lyne Bassette of Canada ended German Petra Rossner's five-year championship streak with a nine-second victory over American Lynn Gaggioli of Team Fuji.
• Scott McKinley ( Saturn ) of Sacramento, California and Roberto Gaggioli ( Chevrolet-L . A . Sheriff ), an Italian who lives in San Francisco, broke from the field after three miles ( 4.8 kilometers ).
• The defending NCL champion Thunder, who were undefeated in eight races last season, are expected to make the most noise, with such venerable pros as Roberto Gaggioli, a Bay Area resident, and San Jose native Craig Schommer on the roster.
• On the women's side, Tina Pic won the 69-mile race for the second day in a row, but teammate Susan Palmer-Komar, who won the first stage, remained the overall leader, 27 seconds ahead of Lynn Gaggioli.
• Racing for the U . S . Postal Service team, the 28-year-old from Boulder, Colorado, completed the 156-mile ( 251-kilometers ) race in 6 hours, 2 minutes and 32 seconds, beating 1988 CoreStates winner Roberto Gaggioli of Italy by 25 feet ( 7.6 meters ).