Milan-San Remo 2026
Milano–Sanremo takes place on Saturday. It is the first Monument of the season, aptly nicknamed La Primavera — or “The Spring”. The race was first held in 1907, and this year marks the 117th edition. The distance is 298 kilometres, with the famed Cipressa–Poggio double in the finale preceding the high-speed plunge towards Via Roma in San Remo.
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Milan - San Remo 2026: Favourites
For years, Tadej Pogacar has been on a mission: to win Milan–San Remo. While he seems to win almost everything he enters, that particular prize has so far eluded him, mostly because Mathieu van der Poel stood in his way. Will the world champion finally succeed this year? And how will he go about it?
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Milan - San Remo 2026: Riders
Two-time winner Mathieu van der Poel faces strong competition from last year's podium finishers Tadej Pogacar and Filippo Ganna, while Tom Pidcock and former winners Matej Mohoric, Wout van Aert, Jasper Stuyven, John Degenkolb, and Julian Alaphilippe are also set to line up. Prego, the entry list for Milan-San Remo.
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Cycling Calendar 2026
Throughout the year, Cyclingstage.com covers the races we are passionate about – including the Giro d’Italia, the Tour de France and the Vuelta a España, but there's so much more… Please take a look at our 2026 cycling calendar!
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Volta a Catalunya 2026: Riders
The podium from last year’s Vuelta lines up at the Volta a Catalunya. Jonas Vingegaard, João Almeida and Tom Pidcock go head to head with the likes of Florian Lipowitz, Remco Evenepoel and Carlos Rodríguez. Cyclingstage.com brings you the start list for the Catalan race.
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Milan - San Remo 2026: Route
Saturday 21 March - Milan hasn’t been the start point for La Primavera in four years, but who cares, as long as the finale is unchanged? It all comes down to the last 25 kilometres. Towards the end of the 298-kilometre race, the riders tackle the Cipressa and then the Poggio before flying down towards the Via Roma in San Remo.
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Volta a Catalunya 2026: Route
The Volta a Catalunya features three summit finishes, two of which are in the Pyrenees, while hilly stages and opportunities for the sprinters round out the route. The race gets underway on Monday 23 March and concludes on Sunday the 29th.
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