Paris-Nice 2021

Paris-Nice 2021This Sunday, the 79th edition of Paris-Nice sets off from Saint-Cyr-l’École to finish on Sunday 14 March, obviously in Nice. Highlights in terms of the GC are an ITT on the third day, while the Queen Stage on the penultimate day finishes atop a 16.3 kilometres climb in La Colmiane. The decisive last race will be played out in the mountains above Nice.
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Strade Bianche 2021: The Route

Strade Bianche 2020
Saturday 6 March - With Strade Bianche the riders enter a race with medieval characteristics. In the rolling landscape of Tuscany the toughest sections are on twisting gravel paths, often rising at double digit gradients. The route adds up to 184 kilometres, one third of which unpaved.
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Strade Bianche 2021: Riders

Wout van Aert 2020 - Strade Bianche 2021: RidersWout van Aert returns to the Strade Bianche to defend his title. Former winners Julian Alaphilippe and Zdenek Stybar are also competing. Cyclingstage.com brings you the start list of the 2021 Strade Bianche.
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Strade Bianche 2021: Favourites

Mathieu van der Poel - Strade Bianche 2021: FavouritesDirt roads and relentless climbs are emblematic of the Strade Bianche. Who are the major contenders to win the 2021 edition?
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Strade Bianche: Winners and records

Wout van Aert 2020 - Strade Bianche: Winners and recordsThe Strade Bianche is a modern Classic. Held in Tuscany, the race features a string of sharp climbs while it is most famous for the unpaved kilometres on sand and gravel roads. Cyclingstage.com brings you the recent winners and records.
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Strade Bianche 2021 – women: The Route

Strade Bianche for women 2021
Saturday 6 March - At 136 kilometres and featuring eight unpaved roads, the Strade Bianche Donne serves a vertical gain of 2,647 metres. So that's a lot of climbing, often unpaved.
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Strade Bianche 2021 – women: Riders

Anna van der Breggen - Strade Bianche 2021 – women: RidersWorld Champion Anna van der Breggen aims to dethrone double Stade Bianche Champion Annemiek van Vleuten. Other former winners on the start list are Lizzie Deignan and Eliza Longo Borghini.
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