Mark Cavendish will miss Milan-San Remo as he continues his return to fitness (Photo: Yuzuru SUNADA)
Mark Cavendish will not ride Milan-San Remo, his team have confirmed.
The Brit had been expected to ride the first Monument of the season for Dimension Data, but has been returning to form after a long illness.
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