The five biggest one-day races of the season produce some of the most memorable and dramatic races.
With Milan-San Remo, Tour of Flanders, Paris-Roubaix, Liege-Bastogne-Liege and Il Lombardia each having their own unique characteristics that test a variety of skills.
>>> Flanders unravelled: a cycling guide
The last ten editions of each race have lived up to their monument reputation, producing 50 worthy winners, but how many can you name?
You have 10 minutes to correctly guess as many as you can (without the help of Wikipedia) and prove your knowledge to your friends, family and clubmates.
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>>> Quiz: Can you name every Grand Tour stage winner of 2018?
>>> Quiz: Can you name the last 50 Tour de France winners?
Let us know how many you got inside the 10 minute allowance or how fast you managed to name them all on our social media channels.
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