Who we are

ASD Emozione is an association focused on sports in general. It’s made up of a group of enthusiasts and former cyclists who, having experienced the benefits of this sport in the past, want to work to help support it, in memory of those who, before them, organized cycling races. They dedicate much of their free time to young athletes, supporting them in achieving their goals.

Organizing the Trofeo Emozione is a way to show that sports never stop and can truly offer great emotions.
ASD Emozione is represented by:
o    ADOLFO SACCHETTO: President of the Association and Executive Manager of the Trofeo Emozione
o    ANDREA FAVOT: Sports Director and Technical Coordinator
o    FEDERICA POLATO: Administrator of the Association and Event Organizational Secretary

Our philosophy

written by Alex Corazza

When people ask me, “What do you like about cycling?” or even, “What do you think about when you’re alone on the bike for all those hours?” my answers are always: “The effort” and “Everything you don’t think about when you’re hunched over your phone for hours.”

Cycling for me has been, and still is, fun, like an educational life gym, but most importantly, it’s been that element that helped me survive other battles.

As a rider, I haven’t won anything that fans might remember me for, but thanks to what this sport has transmitted and taught me, I’ve had the chance to win against a serious illness twice, leukaemia.

The tenacity in suffering, the desire to endure the effort, the grit to never give up, mental strength, discipline, and sacrifice honed during my career as an athlete were all useful and indispensable allies in facing treatments and overcoming the many moments of discouragement I went through.

Years later, after earning a master’s degree in engineering, cycling is still a great passion of mine to which I always feel the need to dedicate time to stay in shape, but also to release the stress and tension from my work.

To young riders, I would like to leave this thought: “Not all of you will achieve the dream of turning professional, nor will you all become great champions, but always remember that what cycling has taught you can be applied in other moments of your professional career or private life.”

A big, good luck, and on the pedals, always give your best so you have no regrets.

Alex Corazza