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✓ Published: 12-Aug-2013
✓ Published: 12-Aug-2013
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Elettroveneta Corratec 2013 Season HighlightsnnMain sponsors:nElettroveneta S.p.A. - www.sistemae.itnCorratec - www.corratec.comnnFootage of Sperlonga Winter Camp, Gran Fondo Tre Valli, Rocky Mountain Bike Marathon*,nAlpen Tour Trophy**, UC.I. Marathon World Champioship*** shot by Nicola Crivellarinnediting and compositing by Nicola Crivellari - www.nicolacrivellari.comnnfootage of Absa Cape Epic 2013ncourtesy of Absa Cape Epic Mediannfootage of Roc Laissagais Marathon 2013ncourtesy of Roc Laiss
Elettroveneta Corratec 2013 Season HighlightsnnMain sponsors:nElettroveneta S.p.A. - www.sistemae.itnCorratec - www.corratec.comnnFootage of Sperlonga Winter Camp, Gran Fondo Tre Valli, Rocky Mountain Bike Marathon*,nAlpen Tour Trophy**, UC.I. Marathon World Champioship*** shot by Nicola Crivellarinnediting and compositing by Nicola Crivellari - www.nicolacrivellari.comnnfootage of Absa Cape Epic 2013ncourtesy of Absa Cape Epic Mediannfootage of Roc Laissagais Marathon 2013ncourtesy of Roc Laiss
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