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Milan – San Remo 2018

Milan – San Remo 2018: The Route

Milan – San Remo 2018: The Route

Saturday, 17 March 2018 - Milan-San Remo is played out on familiar roads. Actually, the 291 kilometres route is a perfect copy of last year's parcours. So the finish is on the Villa Roma and the Poggio is crested with 5.4 kilometres remaining. Michal Kwiatkowski is title holder.

Milan-San Remo 2018: Route maps, height profiles, and more.

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Milan-San Remo 2018: The route - source: milanosanremo.it

Route Milan-San Remo

Route and profile

Route and profile final 50 km

Profile Milan-San Remo

Final 27 kilometres

Final kilometres

Milan-San Remo 2018: Details of the Cipressa - source: milanosanremo.it

Details Cipressa

Milan-San Remo 2018: Details of the Poggio - source: milanosanremo.it

Milan-San Remo: The start in Milan - source: milanosanremo.it

Milan - San Remo 2018: Scheduled times

Scheduled times

Milan-San Remo: The finish in San Remo - source: milanosanremo.it

Finish in San Remo

Milan-San Remo 2018: Video final 5 kilometres by www.erecce.com

Video final 5 K

Milan - San Remo 2018: Climb details

Milan-San Remo 2018: Milan and San Remo at Google Maps

Milan and San Remo at Google Maps

Social Media Milan – San Remo

Videos Milan-San Remo

Instagram #milanosanremo

Milan – San Remo Tweets

Poggio

Route and profile Poggio

Streetview Poggio

Poggio at strava.com

Cipressa

Route and profile Cipressa

Streetview start Cipressa

Cipressa at strava.com

Milan – San Remo 2018: Nibali brings brilliant solo home

The 109th edition of Milan-San Remo amounts to 291 kilometres and, as so often, the decisive move takes place on the Poggio. Vincenzo Nibali goes alone and holds off the chasing peloton by a few bike lengths. Caleb Ewan sprints to second place, Arnaud Démare finishes in third.

Milan – San Remo 2018: Riders

Although it's not always party time for fast finishers, Milan-San Remo definitely is a race for sprinters. So it's no wonder a stellar field of fast men line-up in Milano to try to win the 2018 edition. Cyclingstage brings you the start list of Milan San-Remo 2018.

Milan – San Remo 2018: Favourites

Milan-San Remo is the perfect race for sprinters who do not back away from an occasional climb. Or for late attackers with a brilliant descent, as was shown by Michal Kwiatkowski in last year's edition. Cyclingstage.com brings you the major contenders in Milan-San Remo 2018.

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