Strade Bianche 2024

Tadej Pogacar won the 18th edition of the Strade Bianche with a solo of 80 kilometres. Toms Skujins and Maxim Van Gils rounded out the podium. Featuring 215 kilometres and 15 sterrato, the race was played out on Saturday 2 March 2024.

Read about the race results/report of Strade Bianche 2024, and take a look at the route and the start list.

Strade Bianche 2024: routes, profiles, more

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Le Tolfe at Strava

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Pogacar wins with monster solo

Tadej Pogacar attacks with 80 kilometres left to race and he solos to a commanding victory. Almost 3 minutes later Toms Skujins bests Maxim Van Gils for second place. Last year's winner Tom Pidcock finishes in fourth place on the 2024 Strade Bianche.

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The Route

Saturday 2 March - In the rolling landscape of Tuscany the Strade Bianche is famous for its twisting gravel paths, often rising at double-digit gradients. This year's route is extended with an extra lap and four extra sterrati in the pre-finale, thus adding up to 215 kilometres, 71.5 of which unpaved.

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Riders

Former winners Tadej Pogacar, Julian Alaphilippe and Michal Kwiatkowski return to the Strade Bianche to try to reclaim their title, while Tom Pidcock is there to win the illustrious race for the second consecutive year. Cyclingstage.com brings you the start list of the 2024 Strade Bianche.

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Favourites

Classics riders, punchers, climbers - riders of all sort and conditions are prospects to win on the white roads of Tuscany. But one rider stands out, Tadej 'jack-of all-trades' Pogacar. Cyclingstage.com brings you the favourites to win the Strade Bianche.

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