Talk:Gino Bartali

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RAI UNO - (2 part mini series on "Bartali - l'intramontabile" 26/03/06) showed that in 1937 Tour - he was orderded from Rome to drop out and critisced for dedicating stage win to the Virgin Mary and not Facist Italy, he wanted to carry on despite his injury. Never edited Wikipedia page —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 83.67.85.228 (talk) 07:23, March 27, 2006