The 117th edition of Milan-San Remo will be held on Saturday 21 March. The first Monument of the cycling season, aptly called La Primavera – or, The Spring – is the longest one day race on the professional calendar. The race is played out on a route of approximately 300 kilometres. The emblematic Cipressa-Poggio combo marks the finale before technical downhill into San Remo. (Slideshow route/profile)
Last year, Tadej Pogacar lit the fuse on the Cipressa, blowing the race wide open. Only Mathieu van der Poel and Filippo Ganna could hang on. Ganna was distanced on the Poggio but clawed his way back in the final kilometre. In the sprint, Van der Poel proved untouchable, storming to his second La Primavera in three years, with Ganna and Pogacar completing the podium.
Another interesting read: records and winners in Milan – San Remo.
Milan-San Remo 2026: videos, profiles & more
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