Milan - San Remo 2014
The 105th edition of Milan-San Remo will be held on Saturday the 23rd of March. It is the longest one day race on the professional calender.
'La Primavera', the spring classic, marks the real start of classics season and is the first Monument of the year. The race is often viewed as a sprinters classic with the fastest man over the Poggio in the front group likely to come out on top.
It is rarely so simple however with climbs like the Cipressa and Poggio providing opportunities for the punchy climbers, northern classics strong men and breakaway specialists to try and escape the clutches of the sprinters. It's very finely balanced and makes for compelling racing.
Milan - San Remo 2014: Route maps, height profiles, and more
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Results - Kristoff sprints to victory!
Alexander Kristoff won the 105th edition of Milan-Sanremo, out-sprinting Fabian Cancellara and Ben Swift from a 20 man group.Read more »
The Route
After all the hustle and bustle over the 5 kilometre long Pompeiana climb in the finale, the 105th edition of La Primavera will remain as we know it with the Cipressa and Poggio combo providing the main opportunity to attack and drop the sprinters before the finish line in San Remo.
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Riders and teams
Milan-San Remo, or La Primavera as it's affectionately known to the local tifosi, takes place on March 23rd, 2014. Cyclingstage.com presents the teams and the list of riders.Read more »
Favourites
Always one of the more difficult races to predict, Milan-San Remo has thrown up more than its fair share of surprises in recent years. Cyclingstage.com presents a list of riders expected to compete for the 2014 edition.Read more »