New YouTube seriesFausto Pinarello presents iconic racing bikes

Kristian Bauer

 · 05.09.2024

Espada Miguel Induráin world hour record
Photo: Pinarello
Pinarello has published a six-part documentary series on YouTube entitled "Fausto Talks" was launched. In it, Fausto Pinarello presents iconic bikes from his personal collection.

The first episode is about the Espada, with which Miguel Induráin set a new world hour record in 1994. The first episode of Fausto Talks can be viewed on the official YouTube channel. The five subsequent episodes of the Fausto Talks series will be released on the 4th of the following month.

Company President Fausto Pinarello says: "Throughout my career I have been passionate about taking bicycle design and technology to new levels, and along the way I have amassed a collection of bicycles that have achieved these goals. I felt now was the right time to share some of these historic models with the world by sharing some fun facts, anecdotes and stories about their design and the great athletes who rode them. It was like opening a time capsule and when I saw them again, I immediately felt transported back to the time of their development, which brought back many fond memories. Creating this Fausto Talks series was a great experience and I hope people will enjoy revisiting the bikes and champions that helped make Pinarello what it is today."

Pinarello history

  • Pinarello was founded in 1952 by Giovanni "Nani" Pinarello in Treviso, Italy. Giovanni was a cyclist himself and even won the "Maglia Nera" at the Giro d'Italia before devoting himself to frame construction.
  • 1961: First international victory with Guido De Rosso at the Tour de l'Avenir
  • 1975: First Grand Tour victory at the Giro d'Italia with Fausto Bertoglio
  • 1980s: Further successes, including Giro victories and a Tour de France victory with Pedro Delgado in 1988
  • 1990s: Start of the Miguel Indurain era with five Tour de France victories and two Giro victories

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Kristian Bauer was born in Munich and loves endurance sports - especially in the mountains. He is a fan of the Tour de France and favours solid racing bike technology. He conducts interviews for TOUR, reports on amateur cycling events and writes articles about the cycling industry and trends in road cycling.

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