Who We Are

Team History

Silca Ultralite Triathlon was founded in 1991 as a corporate sports club of Silca S.p.A.

From the first season athletes with  relevant competitive results are encouraging the Silca Team evolution that becomes a Corporate Club to an Amateur Competitive Sport Team in 1996. Silca Ultralite Team has explored every Triathlon discipline variant both through its athletes and through the events it organises: Triathlons, Aquathlons, Duathlons, Cross Triathlons, Winter Triathlons are the challenges it faces with organisational success and oustnding results.

The Team has been transformed from a Corporate Club to an Amateur Competitive Sports Team in 1996.
In the early years, Silca Ultralite Triathlon won 12 consecutive National Titles and took two athletes to compete in the Olympics.

In 2011, the club reinvented itself with a new mission, that of operating in Triathlon but focusing on scouting and the growth of new young talent. Even with the very young athletes, it starts again to challenge and conquer prestigious podiums and continues to organise Triathlon events and races at national and international level.

Team Palmares

The Triathlon is one of the toughest and most challenging sports due to its comprehensive nature of the different disciplines involved. Swimming, cycling and running tackled in succession, without interruption, require physical commitment and psychological concentration, which are not encountered in other sports. Introducing budding athletes to three different sports proved to be a somewhat challenging goal for the sports club from the outset. None of the organisational and logistical constraints encountered, however, ever deterred Silca Ultralite Triathlon, which has continued its activities without ever failing in its investment in the important values that this discipline tests.

Today, Silca Ultralite Triathlon accompanies athletes from the beginning (6 years old) to the Juniores category, sharing alongside them the many battles, emotions and disappointments that are a fundamental element in the human and sporting growth of young athletes.

1991

Silca Ultralite Triathlon, a company sports club, is founded. It explores every variant of the Triathlon discipline both through its Athletes and through the Events it organises. Triathlons, Aquathlons, Duathlons, Cross Triathlons, Winter Triathlons are the challenges it faces with organisational success and sporting results.

1991-2000

Makes its debut by showcasing athletes with outstanding competitive results from the very first season. The Team is transformed from a Corporate Club to an Amateur Competitive Sport Team in 1996. Silca Ultralite Vittorio Veneto wins 12 National Consecutive Titles with GP. De Faveri

1995: Italian Women's Team Duathlon Champions
1997: Valentina Tauceri - Italian Duathlon Champion
1998: Italian Women's Team Duathlon Champions
1998: Italian Women's Team Triathlon Champions
1999: Italian Women's Team Duathlon Champions
2000: Italian Women's Team Triathlon Champions
2000: Italian Women's Team Duathlon Champions
2000 Silvia Geminiani participates in the Sydney Olympics

2000-2010

2001: Italian Women's Team Triathlon Champions
2001: Italian Women's Team Duathlon Champions
2001: Valentina Tauceri - Italian Duathlon Champion
2001: Nadia Cortassa - Fifth Class. World Triathlon Championships
2001: Arianna Morosin - U23 Duathlon European Champion
2002: Italian Women's Team Triathlon Champions
2002: Italian Women's Team Duathlon Champions
2002: Nadia Cortassa - Italian Olympic Triathlon Champion and First Class. ETU Event in Tarzo (TV)
2003: Italian Women's Team Triathlon Champions
2003: Arianna Morosin - Silver U23 Duathlon World Championships
2004: Italian Women's Team Triathlon Champions
2004: Italian Women's Team Duathlon Champions
2004: Stefania Bonazzi - Italian Winter Triathlon Champion
2004: Nadia Cortassa - Italian Olympic Triathlon Champion and Nadia Cortassa - First Class. ETU Event
2004: Laura Giordano - Third Class. Duathlon World Championships
2004: Nadia Cortassa - 5th overall at the Athens Olympics
2005: Italian Women's Team Duathlon Championship
2005: Stefania Bonazzi - Italian Winter Triathlon Champion and Italian XTERRA Champion
2006: Stefania Bonazzi - Italian XTERRA Champion
2007: Stefania Bonazzi - Italian Winter Triathlon Champion and Italian XTERRA Champion
2008: Stefania Bonazzi - Italian Winter Triathlon Champion and Italian Winter Triathlon Champion
2008: Laura Giordano - Italian Duathlon Champion
2010: Stefania Bonazzi - Italian Winter Triathlon Champion

2011-2014

The Team reinvents itself with the mission of focusing on scouting and growing new young Triathlon talents.
2014: Ranks in the top 3 at national level in the Youth B category
2015: 8th classified C.d.S Youth

2015-2019

Continues to grow with new podiums and placings.

2015: Many regional and national podiums
2016: Gold World Relay Duathlon Jr.
2016: Gold European Triathlon Cross Junior
2016: 5 Italian Duathlon and Triathlon titles, both Team and Individual
2017: Italian Indoor Heptathlon Title
2017: Italian Title Promessa Decathlon
2017: Italian Championship Absolute Indoor Heptathlon
2018: Fourth at the World Cross Triathlon Championships
2018: 3rd Class. Junior Italian Triathlon Championship
2018: Italian Chrono Team Champion
2018: 2nd Class Italian Youth Femm Championship
2018: 4th Class Cross Duathlon European Championship
2018: 2nd European Triathlon Cross Championship
2019: Italian Triathlon Women's Youth Champion

2022 - 2023

2022 Male Cross Triathlon U23 World Title