Milan - San Remo

Alexander Kristoff is the favourite to win Milan-San Remo on Saturday, but there are plenty of other riders to keep your eye on as well

By Stuart Clarke Published 15 March 16

Team Sky rider Geraint Thomas impressed with attacking ride in the 296km race and hoped to carry that form into the cobbled Classics

By Gregor Brown Published 22 March 15

Mark Cavendish's annus horribilis continued as he crashed out of Milan-San Remo after colliding with a bollard on the approach to the final climb of the Poggio.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 17 March 18

Britain's Ben Swift (Sky) places third behind Alexander Kristoff and Fabian Cancellara in Milan-San Remo 2014

By Stephen Puddicombe Published 23 March 14

UAE Team Emirates sprinter Ben Swift know that there is a tough task ahead of him if he is to go one better than last year's second place at Milan-San Remo.

By Gregor Brown Published 17 March 17

Opening Monument of the 2016 season starts in Milan, under sunny skies

By Nigel Wynn Published 19 March 16

Nacer Bouhanni has expressed his disappointment at the decision of the Cofidis team management to withdraw him from Saturday's Milan-San Remo.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 13 March 18

The Frenchman praises rivals Wout van Aert and Philippe Gilbert but has also found extra motivation to defend his title

By Jonny Long Published 7 August 20

Ben Swift narrowly misses out on winning Milan-San Remo as he is out-paced in the finale by Arnaud Demare

By Nigel Wynn Published 19 March 16

German sprinter André Greipel has surgery to repair fractured collarbone after Milan-San Remo crash

By Nigel Wynn Published 19 March 18

Milan-San Remo 2021 fast approaches and Deceuninck - Quick-Step have revealed their daunting line-up for the Italian Monument.

By Alex Ballinger Published 17 March 21

Peter Sagan came within half a wheel of beating Michael Kwiatkowski in a very narrow photo finish at the 2017 edition of Milan-San Remo.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 18 March 17

John Degenkolb will be Giant-Alpecin's leader in this year's Milan-San Remo

By Gregor Brown Published 17 February 15

Team Sky rider Ben Swift misses out on top ten in Milan-San Remo after team lights up the race

By Richard Abraham Published 22 March 15

Andre Greipel may have his best chance yet to secure a career first Monument at Sunday’s Milan-San Remo

By Sophie Smith Published 17 March 14

Despite freezing conditions and heavy snowfall forcing this edition of the Classic to take a mid-race interval, over half the field still toughed it out to the finish

By Jack Elton-Walters Published 17 March 16

British sprinter Ben Swift aiming to make his second appearance on the Milan-San Remo podium

By Nigel Wynn Published 18 March 16

Mark Cavendish looks set to return to action in time for Tirreno-Adriatico and Milan-San Remo as he recovers from a crash at the Abu Dhabi Tour.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 26 February 18

Pompeiana climb removed from route of 2014 Milan-San Remo due to weather-damaged roads

By Nigel Wynn Published 28 February 14

The Milan-San Remo one-day classic has generated a long list of statistics since its debut year in 1907

By Gregor Brown Published 17 March 16

Jasper Stuyven says he knew he had to go “all or nothing” to beat an elite group in the final of Milan San-Remo 2021.

By Alex Ballinger Published 20 March 21

American on course for spring classics despite rough Paris-Nice campaign

By Sophie Smith Published 19 March 14

Manxman says he dropped his chain on the ascent of the Cipressa and was unable to recover enough to stay with the lead group to the finish

By Gregor Brown Published 22 March 15

Teams will be forced to race Milan-San Remo with just six riders due to a last-minute change.

By Alex Ballinger Published 30 July 20

Greg Van Avermaet takes on Milan-San Remo after winning overall at Tirreno-Adriatico, while Gilbert attempts to recover from an infection picked up at Paris-Nice

By Richard Windsor Published 16 March 16

Chris Sidwells admires Milan-San Remo's great leveller

By Chris Sidwells Published 21 March 19

Peter Sagan was hit by a slightly different curse of the rainbow jersey in Milan-San Remo, as he missed the sprint while watching his world champion successor Alejandro Valverde (Movistar).

By Gregor Brown Published 23 March 19