Drone Hopper-Androni Giocatolli’s Stunning Uniform: Just Around the Crotch There’s Still Room to Care

Italian manager Gianni Savio’s cycling team has delighted us for years with a jersey full of sponsors of all kinds. For a moment she was shivering and shivering because with Drone Hopper he had attracted another sponsor (main).

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In recent years this has been the peloton shirt (apart from the EF duck back then..), and it won’t disappoint in 2021 either.

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Drone Hopper-Androni Giocattoli newspaper’s cycling group in action. There is still some space for potential sponsors in the crotch area! 😂 This is so amazing. #Vuelta_Altachyra 2022 pic.twitter.com/0r5s6F8hkP

– Mihai Semyon (@faustocoppi60) January 17 2022

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By the way, behind many sponsors is an excellent business model from Savio. His vision is to bind as many sponsors as possible, so that the team doesn’t fall if they withdraw, go bankrupt or something.

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