Milan - San Remo

The Belgian beat the defending champion in a two-up sprint to the line

By Richard Windsor Published 8 August 20

The Belgian couldn't be more relaxed before a day that he says could take his career into 'another dimension' if he seals his fifth different Monument

By Jonny Long Published 8 August 20

Don’t miss the first Monument of the season where all eyes will be on Philippe Gilbert

By Jonny Long Published 8 August 20

The first Monument of the restarted season has a different route, but the same start list of top riders

By Stephen Puddicombe Published 7 August 20

The Frenchman won the repurposed Milan-Torino in the build-up to Milan - San Remo, where he was the last sprinter to win back in 2016

By Jonny Long Published 7 August 20

It's not quite the same as the real thing but it's as close as we're probably going to get

By Jonny Long Published 22 March 20

The Belgian says he 'fully understands' the decision to postpone Milan - San Remo, the Monument he is yet to win

By Jonny Long Published 7 March 20

Race organisers say work is underway to allocate new dates for the races

By Jonny Long Published 6 March 20

RCS emailed teams on Monday morning with the good news, although said the situation could change at any moment

By Jonny Long Published 2 March 20

Some big numbers on display at the end of the longest race on the calendar

By Richard Windsor Published 25 March 19

There’s no question as to who the best rider of 2019 has been so far.

By Stephen Puddicombe Published 23 March 19

Julian Alaphilippe remains unbeatable as he took a sprint victory from an elite group in Milan-San Remo. 

By Alex Ballinger Published 23 March 19

With the first Monument of the cycling season just a few days away, the bookies are backing world champion Peter Sagan to take his first Milan-San Remo win.

By Alex Ballinger Published 21 March 19

Mark Cavendish will not ride Milan-San Remo, his team have confirmed.

By Alex Ballinger Published 21 March 19

Having won literally every classic so far this spring, there’s no doubt that Deceuninck-QuickStep will be the team to be at Milan-San Remo.

By Stephen Puddicombe Published 20 March 19

Comparing Vincenzo Nibali's Strava stats to riders in the chase group shows how close he was to being caught before the finish line

By Nigel Wynn Published 19 March 18

Vincenzo Nibali took a heroic victory in the 2018 edition of Milan-San Remo, attacking over the Poggio then holding off the sprinters to the line.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 17 March 18

The world champion says he'd rather put on a show than win by following the wheels like Michal Kwiatkowski did in his Milan-San Remo victory

By Gregor Brown Published 13 March 18

Peter Sagan is being tipped to win another unprecedented treble, with the bookies putting him as favourite for Milan-San Remo, Flanders, and Roubaix.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 20 February 18

Bora-Hansgrohe may have been a little disappointed that Peter Sagan fell short at Milan-San Remo, but are happy with the way he is riding as world champion.

By Gregor Brown Published 21 March 17

If you were under any doubt how good Michal Kwiatkowski was at Milan-San Remo, then his Strava stats (including power data) tell the story.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 20 March 17

World champion Peter Sagan was gracious in defeat after Milan-San Remo, but says that he was disappointed when Kwiatkowski refused to help on the front.

By Gregor Brown Published 18 March 17

Michal Kwiatkowski (Team Sky) took a brilliant victory in the 2017 Milan-San Remo, edging out Peter Sagan in a three-up sprint finish.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 18 March 17

Quick-Step Floors sprinter Fernando Gaviria says that Milan-San Remo isn't as unpredictable as everyone thinks, and says he should be right in the mix.

By Gregor Brown Published 13 March 17

We take a look at the odds being given on the leading contenders for Paris-Roubaix, Tour of Flanders, Milan-San Remo and La Fleche Wallonne

By Nigel Wynn Published 21 February 17

There will be plenty of cycling stars absent from prestigious upcoming races, as nine WorldTeams have pulled out of events so far because of coronavirus.

By Alex Ballinger Published 5 March 20

After crashing out of Tirreno-Adriatico on the opening stage and sustaining a fractured rib, Mark Cavendish has recovered sufficiently to race in Milan-San Remo on Saturday

By Nigel Wynn Published 15 March 18