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The official Anamorphs' homepage The fungi
that do not have sexually produced spores as part of their life cycle are sometimes
called, given our mammalian diploid prejudices, the imperfect fungi. Even many
sexually-reproducing fungi have an asexual component to their life cycle: the stage where
sexual spores are produced is called the teleomorph (or perfect stage), whereas the
asexual stage is called the anamorph (or imperfect stage). |
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[D] - Davide Gobbin Ugozaccheo The easy-going Anamorph. For him the main reason to grab a bicycle and climb a mountain or a pass are the cableways and funicolars that he can admire on the road to the top. He usually wears quite old-fashioned bikewear and no or a "six years old boy-ladybug" style helmet. |
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- Celeste Linde Directly from South Africa the MTB specialist and the first woman to join the group. Although used to cycle upside down, she already showed her technical skills on the northern hemisphere on perilious single tracks (Inferno Triathlon) and her endurance on long ascents like the legendary Stilfserjoch. |
[F] - Fabio Rezzonico
RexThe climbing Anamorph. In his opinion biking horizontally is futile and biking downhill is dangerous. He enjoys torturing himself on any ascending road he finds. He logs maniacally every climb with his cyclocomputer, just to draw the altimetric profile and to put the diagram on his personal homepage. |
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[R] - Rubik Sommerhalder The Cube The triathlete of the group. This half-breeded swiss-american guy owns the right combination of chromosomes to defeat anybody. His secret? Tons of pasta at breakfast, lunch and dinner! Luckily the "Trofie al pesto" aren't on the UCI anti-doping list yet... |
[P] - Pascal Zaffarano Pascalzone latino The hi-tech Anamorph. The best is only barely good enough for him. He's always looking for new expensive accessories for his high-end bike and himself. After riding 3000 Km down under in New Zealand for three months, he came back to Switzerland for his Ph.D. searching for new challenges (higher, further, faster). |
[S] - Stefano Torriani Torria May not be the fastest biker, but the Anamorphs are a multidisciplinary team and Stefano is the unofficial ticinese Kubb champion, an ancient swedish game invented for the purpose of recycling the surplus wooden pieces found in all IKEA furniture kits. More recently he also became an avid runner, successfully completing an half-marathon |
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[J] - Joana Meyer Ju Although she usually rides an heavy trekking bike, Joana can cope with almost any Anamorph on every climb. She may not be the fastest, but she surely has great endurance, attained by hardly training her total lung capacity playing trombone... or sometimes even alphorn. |
[C] - Caterina Matasci Cate Despite her shy and calm appearance Cate is a pugnacious athlete with great climbing skills... and not only on her bicycle! Well known for her habit to wake up at dawn and to stroll out to reach the mythical Sassariente peak before breakfast, if big mountains are unavailable she may content herself to move between the labs using carabiner and rope instead of the stairs. |
[M] - Michele Frapolli Frep . |
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- Dario Angeli . |
[V] - Andreas von Felten . |
[T] - Thomas Paternoster Noneso . |
[N] - Neva
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- 03.09.2011 Säuliamt tour [F, D, M , J] Activities 2008 - 12.10.2008 Gianetti Day (Rivera, TI) [F] Activities 2007 - 09/10.2007 Swiss Trophy (Malcantone, TI) [F] Activities 2005-2006 - 07/08.2006 Swiss Trophy (M.te Generoso, TI) [F] |
Activities until 2004 - 04/05.2004 Vittel Trophy (Saalhöhe, AG) [F] |
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