The Team

Born and raised in Tesero, I am proud to live in my valley. Ever since I was a child, I have always given my time and energy to the various organisations of my village and of the parish. I love walking in the mountains; the Cornon cross and Lagorai lake are my favourite places. The team at FUSKY has given me the chance to lend a hand with the accounts for this wonderful project – a role I held until a few years ago, before opening a small bed and breakfast – and I thank them from the bottom of my heart for this opportunity. Together, we can achieve anything!

I have a deep connection to Val di Fiemme, where I was born and raised, and I experience my local area with authenticity and passion. I describe myself as a bit of a wild one, but I also know how to enjoy a good time with friends.
I have run half-marathons and marathons, but it is in trail running that I find my ideal setting: I love running through the woods or along the trails of the Lagorai mountain range, where I can best express my spirit. In recent years, I have also taken up cross-country skiing, discovering a new passion that arose almost by chance from my desire to take part in the Marcialonga, another major event that feels like home.
Juggling home, family and work, I always try to find time for sport, which remains a fundamental part of my life.

“Our very nature lies in movement." This quote by Pascal, which I often see engraved on a bench when I go for a walk around my neighbourhood, really captures who I am. Whether it’s a walk, a bike ride, a fitness class, a trip to the mountains or a day’s skiing, movement is an essential part of my well-being. And if you can do it with friends, so much the better!

I was born and raised in Cavalese, in the heart of Val di Fiemme, a valley that I feel as deeply my own and which I chose to serve in a practical way from a young age.
For thirteen years, I volunteered as a rescue worker and driver with the Croce Bianca di Tesero, an experience that taught me the value of teamwork, responsibility and the ability to keep a clear head under pressure.
From 2011 to 2016, I worked with Gioco Sport Fiemme, the sports initiation centre that has introduced so many children and young people from the valley to the sporting disciplines of our region. In that role, I managed the technological and administrative aspects of the association, learning just how important the work behind the scenes is to ensuring a sports organisation runs smoothly.
That same passion for community service naturally led me to put my hands — and my driving skills — at the service of FUSKY: coordinating the shuttle service means ensuring that athletes and logistics move smoothly, punctually and safely through the mountains I love.
In my spare time, I nurture a passion for photography, which I’ve been pursuing since 2005, and for music, which has always been part of my life. The mountains, however, remain the backdrop to it all.

I chose to become a volunteer for Fiemme Ultra Sky because volunteering has always been a part of my life. In our family, it has always felt natural to be there: from a very young age, we used to follow Dad to the village races, handing out tea and lending a hand wherever needed. We were active in the youth group and helped out at the valley’s cross-country running competitions, as well as at many other events and initiatives.
For me, being there when needed is something that comes naturally. It’s a way of giving back, of feeling part of a community. Giving my time to initiatives that bring people together has always been a source of great satisfaction for me.

I was born and raised in Tesero, amidst the mountains and forests of Val di Fiemme. After graduating at the Art School in Pozza di Fassa, I went on to complete my studies with a degree at the Academy of Fine Arts in Verona.
Growing up surrounded by mountains made my passion for outdoor sports, such as skiing, cycling and hiking, a natural one. In recent years, however, I have decided to challenge myself with new disciplines, focusing in particular on swimming and running, the latter of which I have taken up partly thanks to my collaboration with Team FUSKY.

I consider myself truly lucky to call Val di Fiemme my hometown. These mountains have always been a part of my life: they are something I’ve come to know since I was a child and which, over time, have become an integral part of it.
Being surrounded by our mountains, by the Lagorai, makes me realise every day just how lucky we are to live in this unique place.
When Alice first told me about the FUSKY project, I immediately sensed the passion and enthusiasm that characterise the Fiemme Ultra Sky team. It was precisely that energy that drew me in and spurred me on to join straight away.
Contributing to the event through social media is something extraordinary for me: being able to share the team’s enthusiasm and dedication, and seeing this dream taking shape, is truly an honour.

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Anche se qualcuno pensa che arrivi da terre lontane, in realtà sono friulano di origine e Fiemazzo d’adozione fin dalla più tenera età.
Adoro scorrazzare tra i prati e le montagne di questa valle e, nonostante sia ancora giovane e giocherellone, posso già vantare un bel palmarès di uscite di corsa in montagna e lunghi trekking, soprattutto nel Lagorai.
Durante la gara ho ricoperto il ruolo di capo del team “supporto morale”, conquistando la simpatia non solo degli atleti, ma anche degli organizzatori. Un’esperienza che mi è rimasta nel cuore: tanto che, durante l’inverno, sentendo la mancanza di quell’atmosfera carica di energia, ho deciso di vivere una nuova avventura, intrufolandomi alle Olimpiadi invernali allo stadio del fondo di Tesero.
Per quanto sia stato divertente “fare il campione” e tagliare il traguardo insieme agli atleti, nulla è paragonabile alle emozioni che provo nel sostenere il Team FUSKY, i volontari e i partecipanti: qui l’atmosfera è autentica e l’ambiente di montagna è decisamente più nelle mie corde rispetto alle piste da sci.