The miracle that prevented a war - GINO BARTALI ( TOUR de France 1948).

A country on the brink of war. Gino Bártali, the Italian hero, practically evicted in his fight for the Tour de France. But a call from the presidency changed everything. One of the greatest cycling feats in history. One of the best cyclists ever.
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A cyclist remembered and revered generation after generation, not only for his sporting successes, which were many, but for his human quality. He won three Giros d'Italia and the Tour de France twice ten years apart, something that hasn´t been repeated in the history of the French round. Probably his successes would be greater if the Second World War hadn´t crossed his path.
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Gino? a great racing cyclist and a war hero.

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I'm sorry, but the music you put in the first couple minutes completely ruined your video for me. Not only is it pretty stereotypical and racist-ish, but it's also completely out of context: that was your typical southern Italian popular music you'd hear when the patron saint is celebrated, there's zero sense in putting it on a video about sports, or would you use some Western Movie music whenever you make about Lance Armstrong, just because he's Texan? And that's not even taking into account the fact Bartali was from Tuscany, not Southern Italy, so the music you put in your video sounded more like a Western music played in a movie scene set in New York City. Would you find that appropriate?