Ezio Corlaita

Ezio Corlaita ( born October 25, 1889 in Bologna, † September 20, 1967 ) was an Italian cyclist.

Ezio Corlaita was professional racing drivers of 1909 to 1922. 's Biggest success of his career was his victory at Milan - Sanremo in 1915 after a disqualification of Costante Girardengo, who had moved a wrong distance. In 1913, he had already become a third party, and in 1918 he finished fourth in this race. Five times he competed in the Giro d' Italia three times - 1910 ( 4 ), 1911 ( fifth ) and 1919 ( 7 ) - he placed in the top ten. In 1913 he won Milan - Modena and 1914 Giro dell'Emilia.

Italy Milan – San Remo Lucien Petit-Breton Cyrille Van Hauwaert Luigi Ganna Gustave Garrigou Ugo Agostoni Gaetano Belloni Alfredo Binda Learco Guerra Giuseppe Olmo Pierino Favalli Adolfo Leoni Cino Cinelli Fausto Coppi Louison Bobet Loretto Petrucci Rik Van Steenbergen Germain Derycke Fred De Bruyne Miguel Poblet Rik Van Looy Emile Daems Joseph Groussard Tom Simpson Arie den Hartog Roger De Vlaeminck Jan Raas Pierino Gavazzi Alfons De Wolf Marc Gomez Giuseppe Saronni Francesco Moser Hennie Kuiper Sean Kelly (cyclist) Gianni Bugno Giorgio Furlan Laurent Jalabert Gabriele Colombo Erik Zabel Mario Cipollini Paolo Bettini Alessandro Petacchi Filippo Pozzato Fabian Cancellara Mark Cavendish Gerald Ciolek
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