It might be easier than you think. I wouldn't do the full forward seat post, etc. stuff on a road bike like this one especially if you're a tall long leg guy. Converting a road bike will often throw off the handling. I personally think it works better with compact frame road bike. That's the principle behind the Cervelo Soloist.

If you want to go this route get a neutral set back post and put the seat forward on the rails to no more than about 75 degrees. Look on the articles in the tech section and there is a chart explaining how to measure this by plumblining your saddle tip over the BB.

But it may not be the way to do it on the Bianchi.

Instead consider the "big slam" position. It's explained quite in this article by John Cobb. Read it over very carefully. Entirely different because he suggests moving the seat back and down a bit.

http://www.bicyclesports.com/Slam_Setup.html