Gerald Ciolek German Cyclist 2010 Team Milran Dortmund 12x8 Hand Signed Photo

SMATZCYE  This is a rare and specialist opportunity to secure this giant 12" x 8" hand signed photo for German cyclist Gerald Ciolek souvenir from 7th January 2010 when in Dortmund Germany for Team Milran. He has personally autographed the souvenir where his signature rests perfectly accompanying his portrait in mint condition & undedicated too. Reverse has full details of the time and location of the signing.  Please see all my other professional world cyclists signed photos & race memorabilia at my store.

"... Gerald Ciolek (born 19 September 1986) is a German former professional road bicycle racer who competed at the highest level from 2005 to 2016, achieving prominence as a sprinter and classics specialist. Born in Cologne, Germany, Ciolek began his professional career with the AKUD Arnolds Sicherheit continental team in 2005, quickly rising to fame by winning the German National Road Race Championship that year as a 19-year-old neo-professional.  In 2006, he claimed the UCI Road World Championships title in the under-23 category, securing a contract with the T-Mobile Team for the following season. Throughout his career, Ciolek rode for prominent teams including T-Mobile (2007), Team Columbia (2008), Team Milram (20092010), Omega Pharma-Quick Step (20112012), and MTN-Qhubeka (20132015), amassing 24 professional victories. His most notable achievement came in 2013 when he won MilanSan Remo, one of cycling's five Monuments, outsprinting rivals in a photo-finish victory that marked the first win for an African-registered team in a Monument.  Other highlights include a stage win at the Vuelta a EspaÔøΩa in 2009, multiple stage victories in the Deutschland Tour (five between 2006 and 2008), and the general classification of the International Rheinland-Pfalz Rundfahrt in 2007. Ciolek participated in seven Grand Tours, including four Tours de France, and competed in 14 editions of the major one-day classics such as Paris-Roubaix, Tour of Flanders, and LiÔøΩge-Bastogne-LiÔøΩge.  After retiring at the end of the 2016 season with the StÔøΩlting Service Group team, he transitioned into a role as assistant sports director for Team Dauner | Akkon, contributing to the development of emerging cyclists...."