The peloton in the 2014 Strade Bianche
After the cobbles of Omloop Het Nieuwsblad and Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne, Strade Bianche presents tricky road surfaces of a very different nature, with rolling dirt roads through beautiful Tuscan countryside.
The spectacular race will be live on Eurosport 2 on Saturday afternoon, although with coverage starting at 13.00 and the finish scheduled for around 14.30 GMT, you'll need to make sure you're home from your weekend ride in plenty of time.
Strade Bianche TV guide
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Fabian Cancellara's triple Strade Bianche wins honoured with special milestoneSwiss star Fabian Cancellara has a section of white roads named after him to mark his three victories in Strade Bianche
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Greg Van Avermaet is the Strava king of Strade BiancheBelgian Greg Van Avermaet missed out on the final selection in Strade Bianche, but he captured the Strava KOMs that matter during the race
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Peter Sagan: 'didn't have the legs' to win Strade BiancheWorld champion Peter Sagan admits that he simply didn't have the power to contest the finish of Strade Bianche with Fabian Cancellara and Zdenek Stybar
