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Milan – San Remo 2021

Milan – San Remo 2021: Jasper Stuyven wins with late attack

Milan – San Remo 2021: Jasper Stuyven wins with late attack

Although adding up to almost 300 kilometres, Milan-San Remo is all about the finale. First the Cipressa, then the Poggio. Jasper Stuyven attacks in the descent of the latter and he wins the race ahead of Caleb Ewan and Wout van Aert.

Milan-San Remo 2021: route, profiles, more

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Milan-San Remo 2021: route - source: milanosanremo.it

Milan-San Remo 2021: finish in San Remo - source: milanosanremo.it

Milan-San Remo: interactive map Poggio

Poggio interactive

Milan-San Remo: streetview Poggio

streetview Poggio

Milan-San Remo: Poggio on strava.com

Poggio at Strava

Milan-San Remo: interactive map Cipressa

Cipressa interactive

Milan-San Remo: streetview Cipressa

streetview Cipressa

Milan-San Remo: Cipressa on strava.com

Cipressa at Strava

Milan-San Remo Tweets

Milaan-San Remo: video's

Milan – San Remo 2021: The Route

Saturday 20 March - The finale of Milan-San Remo remains as we know it with the Cipressa and Poggio before a flying descent into town, but the Turchino has been taken out after landslides. The route adds up to 299 kilometres.

Milan – San Remo 2021: Riders

Wout van Aert outgunned the winner of 2019, Julian Alaphilippe, in last year's two-up sprint finish. Cyclingstage.com brings you the start list of the 2021 edition of La Primavera, in which Van Aert is defending his title en Alaphilippe aims to regain his crown.

Milan – San Remo 2021: Favourites

Milan – San Remo 2021: Favourites

Milan-San Remo has been named a sprint classic, but the label seems to be outdated. The editions 2017-2020 were all won by attackers. Who are the major contenders to win La Primavera in 2021?

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