Giorgia Montini returns to victory at Bosisio Parini

With Kiara Fontanesi absent from the final round after already securing the championship title at Malagrotta, the battle in Bosisio Parini focused on the race victory and the fight for second place in the standings.

Giorgia Montini (Honda – Gaerne) made the most of the opportunity, claiming her first Prestige Femminile race win in six years. The victory also secured her the championship runner-up spot, bringing her season to a strong finish. Sweden’s Nellie Fransson finished second in both motos, but it was not enough to move ahead of Montini in the overall standings. She ended the season third in the championship.

Cecilia Polato also had reason to celebrate. The GasGas rider secured third overall at Bosisio Parini, earning the first podium finish of her career. In the Under 19 classification, Fransson took the win ahead of Polato and Sofia Beltramo, while Emanuela Talucci claimed the season title despite finishing fourth at the final round.

Macini and Kolnookov finish the season strong

Asia Macini was the rider to beat in the Ama Over 19 category. The KTM rider won at Bosisio Parini to complete a perfect finish to her campaign, taking the championship title as well. Stefania Padrini and Silvia Santagà joined her on the race podium.

In the 125 class, Ana Kolnookov made an immediate impact on her return after missing the Malagrotta round. The Serbian KTM rider finished ahead of her rivals to take the victory.

Valentina Giglio was another standout performer, finishing second in both motos. The Yamaha rider showed impressive pace throughout the day, while Alessia Di Luccia completed the overall podium. Third place was enough for the Husqvarna rider to secure the Under 17 championship, successfully protecting her advantage in the standings.

Letizia Marconi takes the Over 17 crown

Deborah Aquilini claimed victory in the Over 17 category, leading home Federica Piantamori and Letizia Marconi.

Although Marconi had to settle for third on the day, the result was enough to secure the championship title for the TM rider. With the final trophies awarded in Bosisio Parini, the Italian Prestige Femminile season came to an end, with several riders finishing their campaigns on a high.