Domenico De Lillo

Domenico De Lillo ( born August 30, 1937 in Milan ) is an Italian former racing cyclist, pacemakers and today's sports official.

Nine times was Domenico De Lillo 1959-1971 Italian master of the uprights. 1967, 1969 and 1971, he finished at UCI Track World Championships in third place in this discipline, and he also became European champion stayer in 1968. After his retirement from cycling De Lillo was even pacemakers and led the upright Bruno Vicino to three world championship titles and several podium finishes in the pros. 1985 amateur world champion stayer Roberto Dotti behind De Lillo.

From 1986 to 1989 was Domenico De Lillo sports director of the cycling team Bianchi certainty. Since 1994 he is member of the Technical Commission of the Italian Cycling Federation. In addition, he has Chiasso in Switzerland since the 1970s a Tabacchi.

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