Gianni Moscon

After struggling for form so far during the spring Classics season, Gianni Moscon has decided to call an end to his campaign, missing out on Paris-Roubaix as a result. The Italian finished fourth at last year's wet edition of the race, but Moscon hasn't made an impact on the cobbles this season, having failed to finish at his last four races in Belgium, including Sunday's Tour of Flanders.

Gianni Moscon was within touching distance of winning Paris-Roubaix in October when a puncture and then a crash swept the race from under him. The Italian had spent the day off the front and then forged clear alone with 50km remaining, holding a seemingly unassailable buffer prior to his double misfortune.

Gianni Moscon has said he has "been portrayed as a person that [he is] not" over the last few years, but adds that he has "matured", ahead of a fresh start with Astana in 2022. Moscon is leaving Ineos Grenadiers after six years with the British team, as he heads...

Gianni Moscon has said that the social media criticism that is levied against him doesn't have any effect. The Italian is an unpopular figure within cycling fandom due to a number of past demeanours including a racial slur he used against French rider Kevin Reza. He has also been sanctioned for acts of aggression.

Gianni Moscon is hoping his move from Ineos Grenadiers to Astana Qazaqstan for 2022 will mark the start of a new chapter in his career as he overcomes a minor heart scare, finds motivation from his Paris-Roubaix performance and continues to ignore social media criticism. The 27-year-old Italian has raced...

Gianni Moscon refused to blame his failure to win Paris-Roubaix on a fall on the cobbles and a flat tyre despite leading comfortably with only 30km left to race. The Italian made a solo dig 53km from the line and built an impressive advantage that hovered around the 1-15 mark, the chase groups behind unable to reduce the deficit they had to the Ineos Grenadiers man.

Gianni Moscon will be leaving Ineos Grenadiers at the end of the season, after six years with the British team. Italian rider Moscon, who has been a the centre of multiple controversies in recent years, will be making the switch to Astana from next year on a two-year contract. The...

Gianni Moscon will join Astana in 2022, bringing an end to an often turbulent six-year spell at Ineos Grenadiers. The Italian has signed a two-year contract with Astana, where his new teammates will include Vincenzo Nibali. “After six years spent in one team, I am going to take a serious...

Gianni Moscon took stage three of the Tour of the Alps 2021 and his second of the race this year after opening up the sprint early and holding on to the line ahead of Felix Großschartner in second. Moscon (Ineos Grenadiers) opened up his sprint with around 250 metres to...

Gianni Moscon (Ineos Grenadiers) took his second stage win in three days at the Tour of the Alps, beating Felix Großschartner (Bora-Hansgrohe) in a sprint to the line in Naturno after the pair had been part of a late attack move from the early breakaway. Michael Storer (Team DSM) completed...

Gianni Moscon took stage one of the Tour of the Alps 2021 after a late attack saw him go solo in the final 3km before being joined by Idar Andersen in the final kilometre; the Italian winning in the final two-up sprint. Moscon (Ineos Grenadiers) was joined by the Norwegian,...

Gianni Moscon (Ineos Grenadiers) took the stage win and race lead on the opening day of the Tour of the Alps, soloing to victory after attacking on the final uncategorised climb of the day, 3.5 kilometres from the finish in Innsbruck. The Italian, who hails from Trento in the race's...