Fabian Cancellara next to his Strade Bianche milestone
The organiser of the Strade Bianche race in Italy has come good on its promise of permanently commemorating Fabian Cancellara's three wins.
Prior to the start of the 2016 edition of the race, organiser RCS Sport said that if Cancellara claimed a third edition, they would name a sector of the iconic white gravel roads used in the race after the Swiss star.
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