Strade Bianche 2017
The 11th edition of the Strade Bianche boiled down to a Michal Kwiatkowski showdown. In rainy conditions, the Pole attacked with 16 kilometres to go and he soloed to an impressive victory ahead of Greg Van Averaet and Tim Wellens. The route took in 61.9 kilometres on unpaved roads, while the distance of the race amounted to 175 kilometres.
Read more about results/race report of the Strade Bianche 2017, and check out the route and the start list.
Strade Bianche 2017: Route maps, height profiles, and more
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Kwiatkowski solos to victory
The Strade Bianche is a ceaseless onslaught in the picturesque Tuscan hills. Michal Kwiatkowski is in a class of his own and takes his second win in Siena in his career. Van Avermaet finishes in second, Wellens in third.Read more »
The Route
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Riders
Strade Bianche bids welcome to a host of world class riders, such as Olympic Champion Greg Van Avermaet. Obviously, the retired Fabian Cancellara won't be there to defend his title. Cyclingstage.com brings you the startlist of the 2017 Strade Bianche.Read more »
Favourites
Strade Bianche is a fascinating mix of unpaved roads and short steep climbs. It doesn't happen often that both strong climbers and (Flamish) classic specialists are among the favourites in the same race, but in the modern Classic in Toscany it is an obvious fact. Cyclingstage.com brings you the major contenders in the 2017 Strade Banche.Read more »