Milan - San Remo 2019

Julian Alaphilippe won the 110th edition of Milan-San Remo ahead of Oliver Naesen and Michal Kwiatkowski. 'La Primavera' came down to a sprint of an elite group with Peter Sagan, Vincenzo Nibali, Tom Dumoulin and World Champion Alejandro Valverde.

Check out results/race report of Milan-San Remo 2019, or read about the route and the start list.

Milan-San Remo 2019: route, profiles, more.

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Julian Alaphilippe wins 11-up sprint

Julian Alaphilippe outguns Oliver Naesen and Michal Kwiatkowski in the sprint of an elite group in Milan-San Remo.

The Route

Saturday 23 March - Milan-San Remo is played out on familiar roads. Actually, the 291 kilometres route is a perfect copy of last two editions. So the finish is on the Villa Roma and the Poggio is crested with 5.4 kilometres remaining. Vincenzo Nibali is title holder.

Riders

As always, a stellar field of fast finishers line-up in Milan-San Remo to try to win the 2019 edition. Last year they were outgunned by a brilliant Vincenzo Nibali. What's it going to be this time? Cyclingstage.com brings you the start list of La Primavera.

Favourites

Milan-San Remo has been named a sprint classic. Yet, last two editions were won by attackers. Cyclingstage.com brings you the favourites to win La Primavera in 2019.