Milan - San Remo 2024

Jasper Philipsen won the 115th edition of Milan-San Remo, while Michael Matthews and Tadej Pogacar rounded out the podium. The race, which added up to 288 kilometres, took place on Saturday 16 March.

Check out the race results/report of 2024 Milan-San Remo, and read about the route and the start list.

Milan-San Remo 2024: routes, profiles, more

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highlights 2023 edition

hills

scheduled times 1

scheduled times 2

Poggio

Poggio interactive

streetview Poggio

Poggio at Strava

Cipressa

Cipressa interactive

streetview Cipressa

Cipressa at Strava

videos

Philipsen outsprints Matthews in compelling finale

Tadej Pogacar and Mathieu van der Poel are the first riders to enter the Poggio descent, but the remains of the peloton are not far behind. Ten more riders regain contact on descent and back in San Remo before Jasper Philipsen outsprints Michael Matthews in a close finish.

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The Route

Saturday 16 March - Milan-San Remo doesn't start in Milan for the second year in a row. Pavia is the starting venue, but this will not impact the outcome in the slightest. The race adds up to 288 kilometres and, as always, it all comes down to the last 20 kilometres. First the Cipressa, then the Poggio, after which the riders fly down into San Remo.

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Riders

Title defender Mathieu van der Poel is one of the stellar names in La Primavera. The World Champion goes head to head with the likes of Tadej Pogacar, Tom Pidcock, Matej Mohoric, Mads Pedersen, Julian Alaphilippe, and Filippo Ganna. Prego, the entry list of the 115th staging of Milan-San Remo.

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Favourites

We have to go as far back as 1983 for the last time a World Champion took the win in San Remo. Mathieu van der Poel is aiming to succeed Giuseppe Saroni in that regard. But, obviously, lots of riders would opt for a different scenario. Who are the favourites to win Milan-San Remo?

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