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Milan – San Remo 2015

Milan – San Remo 2015: Degenkolb takes La Primavera!

In 293 kilometres the attrition called Milano-Sanremo races to the finish line at the Via Roma in the Ligurian coastal town. Alexander Kristoff opens the sprint with 250 metres left. Is he heading for Italian glory for a second time in a row? No, he isn't. In the last metres he is gobbled up by Strong John (Degenkolb).

Milan – San Remo 2015: Route maps, height profiles, and more

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Route and profile

Milan - San Remo 2015: Route

Milan - San Remo 2015: Final kilometres

Final kilometres

Milan - San Remo 2015: Climb details

Map of Milan - The start of Milan - San Remo 2015

Map of San Remo - The finish of Milan - San Remo 2015

Finish in San Remo

Milan - San Remo 2015: Scheduled times

Scheduled times

Milan - San Remo: Milan en San Remo

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Milan-San Remo: Instagram images

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Milan – San Remo Tweets

Milan San Remo 2014 - How the race was won

How MSR was won in 2014

Poggio

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Cipressa

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Milan – San Remo 2015: Route

Milan – San Remo 2015: Route

On March 22th, Milan-San Remo is the first Monument on the 2015 cycling calendar. After 293 kilometres of racing the finish is at a place oozing history - Via Roma. The ‘new/old’ arrival of La Primavera is 2 kilometres after the Poggio descent, 1 kilometre less than the finish of last seven editions, a fact that should favour attackers.

Milan – San Remo 2015: Riders

Cyclingstage.com brings you the start-list of Milan-San Remo 2015.

Milan – San Remo 2015: Favourites

Perhaps the most difficult race to predict, Milan-San Remo boosts a string of surprising winners in recent years, though title-holder Kristoff later cemented his reputation with a double stage-win in the Tour de France. Who is eligible to win the attrition of around 300 kilometres in 2015?

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