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Our friends at inCycle have been taking a closer look on how speed-suits are revolutionising cycling. The riders of Team Garmin-Sharp have been reaping the aero benefits of the SanRemo SpeedSuit for over three years. They call it, the best kit ever made for road racing.

The Castelli 24-hour race is packed with action, competition, passion, friendship and non-stop excitement. It ticks all the boxes for a great cycling party central, its fun, sociable, enjoyable, sociable, fast and exhilarating as 100 teams of 12 riders tackle the 24 hour race. For more information on the event and entries for 2015, go to www.24orefeltre.it

Castelli has always represented the finest in Italian quality and performance cycling clothing. Castelli traces its roots back to a fine tailor (Vittore Gianni) in the heart of Milan, founded in 1876. The first cycling clothing was made in the 1910s for world champion Alfredo Binda then later Fausto Coppi and many of the stars through cycling’s golden age. The Castelli brand has introduced a series of firsts in cycling clothing: the first Lycra shorts used in racing and sold to the public, the first colored shorts, the first sublimation printed jerseys, the first synthetic winter clothing, the first use of windproof membranes, the first hydrophylic fabric treatments, the first anatomic seatpad, the lightest jersey ever produced, and the most aerodynamic jersey ever produced. Today Maurizio Castelli’s vision is the driving force in the company: to create the most innovative clothing for the cyclist seeking maximum performance. Castelli, based in northeastern Italy, is sold in 39 countries throughout the world. From left: Maurizio Castelli, Vavassori Enrico, Bonizzoni Onorino and Forti Giampiero at the TTT at Motta Visconti (PV)

Castelli captures the majesty of Italian cycling in glorious high definition video, as seen through the story of the storied clothing manufacturer. From the roads of suffering that lead their riders to the podium, to the combination of cutting-edge technology and old-world craftsmanship that makes the company unique, the film pays homage to the majesty of the Giro d’Italia.

David Millar and Michel Kreder (Team Garmin-Sharp) talks Gabba Jersey.