2020 Milano - San Remo (World Tour)

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Milano - San Remo, 305 km

Wout Van Aert (on right) beats Julian Alaphilippe to the line.

Weather at the finish city of San Remo at 1:40 PM, local time: 30C (86F), sunny, with the wind from South at 10 km/hr (6 mph). There is a 5% chance of rain.

The race: Here's the report from third-place Michael Matthews' Team Sunweb.

After a long awaited break the peloton descended on Milano for the start of the first Monument of the year: Milano-Sanremo. Featuring a change in route with more climbing in the middle of the day and a whopping 305 kilometres to cover, it was set to be a long and hot day in the saddle.

A flurry of attacks from the gun saw a few failed breakaway attempts before a group of seven was able to get clear within the opening ten kilometres. From there the riders settled into a smooth rhythm as the kilometres ticked by. Yet, the pace increased once again and the breakaway were ultimately caught as the race hit the coastline.

Heading towards the Cipressa there was a lot of action at the front of the race, with numerous attacks. Each time the escapees got a small gap before being brought back, with the peloton together as they hit the famous Poggio climb. A steady pace was set on the lower slopes before in Milano-Sanremo tradition, the final kilometre was taken at full speed, with Van Aert and Alaphilippe getting a gap over the bunch. Michael Matthews tried to follow on the inside but was forced against the wall, injuring his hand and shoulder in the process. Nevertheless, the Aussie dug in and continued to follow the wheels over the top of the climb, staying near the front of the chasing group.

Once off of the descent, Tiesj Benoot buried himself at the head of the peloton in an attempt to close the gap to the leaders, aiming to launch Matthews for the sprint but unfortunately the gap was just too big. Despite struggling to hold his handlebars due to his injury, Matthews produced a monumentally impressive kick which saw him close in on the leaders in the finale, winning the bunch sprint for a great third place on the line.

Speaking after the stage Matthews explained what happened in the finale: “Other guys were just in front of me attacking and I also wanted to go and follow them. The door then closed in front of me against the wall, and I scraped my shoulder and hand against the wall. From that point I couldn’t actually hold my handlebar properly with my hand, but I knew the team did such a great job today so I didn’t want to give up. Obviously I wanted to win and I think I had the legs to do it but this is racing; sometimes you win sometimes you lose. In the sprint at the end it was all or nothing to see what I could get out of the race after the crash – I think being on the podium is nice.”

Team Sunweb coach Marc Reef added: “It was a really long and tough day because of the heat but also the parcours; it was always up and down. When we arrived on the coast the bunch had already suffered a lot. We lost Jasha because of the work that he had done earlier. Then Cees did a really good job towards the Cipressa where all of the guys were in a good position on the climb. We tried to then position ourselves well going onto the Poggio. Nikias went in a good way with Michael but Tiesj just missed it and he needed to move up on the Poggio. Tiesj could make up some spots but not enough and they both couldn’t follow Alaphilippe when he attacked. After the descent the gap was there and we tried to close it with Tiesj but didn’t succeed and Michael sprinted for a podium place. In the end I think we can be really happy with today, after the team did a really good job and with Michael’s third place.”

Complete Results:

305 kilometers raced at an average speed of 41.958 km/hr

1	VAN AERT Wout	Jumbo-Visma	7hr 16min 9sec
2	ALAPHILIPPE Julian	Deceuninck-Quick Step	s.t.
3	MATTHEWS Michael	Team Sunweb	@ 2sec
4	SAGAN Peter	Bora-hansgrohe	s.t.
5	NIZZOLO Giacomo	NTT Pro Cycling	s.t.
6	SMITH Dion	Mitchelton-Scott	s.t.
7	ARANBURU Alex	Astana	s.t.
8	VAN AVERMAET Greg	CCC Team	s.t.
9	GILBERT Philippe	Lotto-Soudal	s.t.
10	MOHORIC Matej	Bahrain-McLaren	s.t.
11	VENDRAME Andrea	Ag2r La Mondiale	s.t.
12	POGACAR Tadej	UAE-Team Emirates	s.t.
13	VAN DER POEL Mathieu	Alpecin-Fenix	s.t.
14	NAESEN Oliver	Ag2r La Mondiale	s.t.
15	KWIATKOWSKI Michał	INEOS	s.t.
16	FORMOLO Davide	UAE-Team Emirates	s.t.
17	JORGENSON Matteo	Movistar	s.t.
18	BETTIOL Alberto	EF Pro Cycling	s.t.
19	STYBAR Zdenek	Deceuninck-Quick Step	s.t.
20	BENOOT Tiesj	Team Sunweb	s.t.
21	DE GENDT Aimé	Circus-Wanty Gobert	s.t.
22	IZAGIRRE Gorka	Astana	s.t.
23	NIBALI Vincenzo	Trek-Segafredo	s.t.
24	DÉMARE Arnaud	Groupama-FDJ	s.t.
25	CARUSO Damiano	Bahrain-McLaren	s.t.
26	STANNARD Robert	Mitchelton-Scott	0:08
27	SBARAGLI Kristian	Alpecin-Fenix	0:13
28	ROTA Lorenzo	Vini Zabù KTM	s.t.
29	TURGIS Anthony	Total Direct Energie	0:14
30	CICCONE Giulio	Trek-Segafredo	s.t.
31	DE MARCHI Alessandro	CCC Team	0:16
32	SWIFT Ben	INEOS	0:27
33	MOSCON Gianni	INEOS	0:30
34	MEURISSE Xandro	Circus-Wanty Gobert	0:36
35	VILLELLA Davide	Movistar	0:57
36	CANOLA Marco	Gazprom-RusVelo	s.t.
37	SOUPE Geoffrey	Total Direct Energie	1:03
38	BOUHANNI Nacer	Arkea-Samsic	s.t.
39	VIVIANI Elia	Cofidis	1:24
40	BOIVIN Guillaume	Israel Start-Up Nation	s.t.
41	BAKELANTS Jan	Circus-Wanty Gobert	s.t.
42	PASQUALON Andrea	Circus-Wanty Gobert	s.t.
43	VELASCO Simone	Gazprom-RusVelo	s.t.
44	CLARKE Simon	EF Pro Cycling	1:26
45	JANSEN Amund	Jumbo-Visma	1:28
46	BONIFAZIO Niccolò	Total Direct Energie	1:46
47	BRAMBILLA Gianluca	Trek-Segafredo	s.t.
48	VLIEGEN Loïc	Circus-Wanty Gobert	1:57
49	MASNADA Fausto	CCC Team	2:14
50	VISCONTI Giovanni	Vini Zabù KTM	s.t.
51	BURGHARDT Marcus	Bora-hansgrohe	2:42
52	KÜNG Stefan	Groupama-FDJ	s.t.
53	BENEDETTI Cesare	Bora-hansgrohe	2:43
54	KREUZIGER Roman	NTT Pro Cycling	3:44
55	LUTSENKO Alexey	Astana	s.t.
56	ARNDT Nikias	Team Sunweb	s.t.
57	KRAGH ANDERSEN Soren	Team Sunweb	s.t.
58	VAN GESTEL Dries	Total Direct Energie	s.t.
59	ROOSEN Timo	Jumbo-Visma	s.t.
60	BENNETT Sam	Deceuninck-Quick Step	4:26
61	MOSCA Jacopo	Trek-Segafredo	4:46
62	PUCCIO Salvatore	INEOS	s.t.
63	COLBRELLI Sonny	Bahrain-McLaren	s.t.
64	WARBASSE Larry	Ag2r La Mondiale	s.t.
65	WOODS Michael	EF Pro Cycling	4:56
66	KOCH Jonas	CCC Team	s.t.
67	EDMONDSON Alex	Mitchelton-Scott	s.t.
68	RUSSO Clément	Arkea-Samsic	5:05
69	KONYCHEV Alexander	Mitchelton-Scott	s.t.
70	TEUNS Dylan	Bahrain-McLaren	s.t.
71	OSS Daniel	Bora-hansgrohe	s.t.
72	ASGREEN Kasper	Deceuninck-Quick Step	s.t.
73	JUNGELS Bob	Deceuninck-Quick Step	s.t.
74	GANNA Filippo	INEOS	s.t.
75	GROSSSCHARTNE Felix	Bora-hansgrohe	s.t.
76	GOGL Michael	NTT Pro Cycling	s.t.
77	MARENGO Umberto	Vini Zabù KTM	5:47
78	LEMOINE Cyril	Cofidis	s.t.
79	NAESEN Lawrence	Ag2r La Mondiale	6:21
80	VANDENBERGH Stijn	Ag2r La Mondiale	s.t.
81	ZABEL Rick	Israel Start-Up Nation	s.t.
82	HOLLENSTEIN Reto	Israel Start-Up Nation	s.t.
83	KRISTOFF Alexander	UAE-Team Emirates	s.t.
84	GAVAZZI Francesco	Androni Giocattoli-Sidermec	8:43
85	CONCI Nicola	Trek-Segafredo	s.t.
86	SEPÚLVEDA Eduardo	Movistar	s.t.
87	PETIT Adrien	Total Direct Energie	s.t.
88	SINKELDAM Ramon	Groupama-FDJ	9:24
89	SCOTSON Miles	Groupama-FDJ	s.t.
90	CIMOLAI Davide	Israel Start-Up Nation	s.t.
91	GAVIRIA Fernando	UAE-Team Emirates	s.t.
92	MARTINELLI Davide	Astana	9:47
93	GARCIA Iván	Bahrain-McLaren	10:59
94	SAVINI Daniel	Bardiani-CSF	s.t.
95	THWAITES Scott	Alpecin-Fenix	s.t.
96	SABATINI Fabio	Cofidis	s.t.
97	GONZALEZ Roberto	Vini Zabù KTM	s.t.
98	DE KORT Koen	Trek-Segafredo	s.t.
99	VALGREN Michael	NTT Pro Cycling	s.t.
100	BOASSON HAGEN Edvald	NTT Pro Cycling	s.t.
101	CORT Magnus	EF Pro Cycling	s.t.
102	LAPORTE Christophe	Cofidis	s.t.
103	GUARNIERI Jacopo	Groupama-FDJ	s.t.
104	FRAILE Omar	Astana	s.t.
105	LEYSEN Senne	Alpecin-Fenix	13:39
106	MAES Nikolas	Lotto-Soudal	s.t.
107	MARTENS Paul	Jumbo-Visma	s.t.
108	DECLERCQ Tim	Deceuninck-Quick Step	s.t.
109	BAIS Mattia	Androni Giocattoli-Sidermec	s.t.
110	DE BUYST Jasper	Lotto-Soudal	s.t.
111	LINDEMAN Bert-Jan	Jumbo-Visma	s.t.
112	FIORELLI Filippo	Bardiani-CSF	s.t.
113	EWAN Caleb	Lotto-Soudal	s.t.
114	CIMA Imerio	Gazprom-RusVelo	s.t.
115	BOEV Igor	Gazprom-RusVelo	s.t.
116	BAGIOLI Nicola	Androni Giocattoli-Sidermec	s.t.
117	TONELLI Alessandro	Bardiani-CSF	s.t.
118	KURIANOV Stepan	Gazprom-RusVelo	s.t.
119	RICHEZE Maximiliano	UAE-Team Emirates	s.t.
120	TROIA Oliviero	UAE-Team Emirates	s.t.
121	PICHON Laurent	Arkea-Samsic	s.t.
122	VANBILSEN Kenneth	Cofidis	s.t.
123	CATALDO Dario	Movistar	s.t.
124	SCHÄR Michael	CCC Team	s.t.
125	MEYER Cameron	Mitchelton-Scott	s.t.
126	DOCKER Mitchell	EF Pro Cycling	s.t.
127	RESTREPO Jhonatan	Androni Giocattoli-Sidermec	s.t.
128	DE BONDT Dries	Alpecin-Fenix	15:01
129	BOUDAT Thomas	Arkea-Samsic	15:02
130	ALBASINI Michael	Mitchelton-Scott	15:05
131	VACHON Florian	Arkea-Samsic	s.t.
132	VAN POPPEL Danny	Circus-Wanty Gobert	s.t.
133	MCLAY Daniel	Arkea-Samsic	s.t.
134	FRAPPORTI Marco	Vini Zabù KTM	s.t.
135	ALBANESE Vincenzo	Bardiani-CSF	s.t.
136	CRADDOCK Lawson	EF Pro Cycling	s.t.
137	BOL Cees	Team Sunweb	s.t.
138	BONIFAZIO Leonardo	Total Direct Energie	s.t.
139	CONSONNI Simone	Cofidis	15:34
140	VAN BAARLE Dylan	INEOS	16:02
141	TOLHOEK Antwan	Jumbo-Visma	s.t.
142	RUMAC Josip	Androni Giocattoli-Sidermec	s.t.
143	RIESEBEEK Oscar	Alpecin-Fenix	s.t.
144	CIMA Damiano	Gazprom-RusVelo	17:44
145	MAZZUCCO Fabio	Bardiani-CSF	s.t.
146	WALSCHEID Max	NTT Pro Cycling	s.t.
147	VAN DER SANDE Tosh	Lotto-Soudal	s.t.
148	SUTHERLAND Rory	Israel Start-Up Nation	s.t.
149	DUVAL Julien	Ag2r La Mondiale	29:52

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2020 Milano-San Remo photos by Fotoreporter Sirotti:

The riders roll away from the Castello Sforzesco in Milan. They have more than seven hour of racing ahead of them.

Julian Alaphilippe (left) and Wout van Aert throw their bikes. This is close.

Wout Van Aert celebrates just beating Julian Alaphilippe

Van Aert is the center of attention.

Third-place Michael Matthews is certainly much worse for the wear after being forced againt the wall in the sprint.

The podium, from left: Julian Alaphilippe (2nd), Wout Van Aert (1st) & Michael Matthews (3rd).

Wout Van Aert enjoys his win.

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2020 Milano-San Remo course maps and profiles: Explanation of route change

Here is the revised 2020 Milan-San Remo map

Old 2020 Milano-San Remo course map

Here is the new 2020 Milan San Remo profile

Old 2020 Milano-San Remo course profile

Profile of the Cipressa ascent

And here's the Poggio

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Start list with back numbers, August 7, 2020:

	DECEUNINCK-QUICK STEP
DS:	Davide Bramati, Wilfried Peeters
1	ALAPHILIPPE Julian
2	ASGREEN Kasper
3	BENNETT Sam
4	DECLERCQ Tim
5	JUNGELS Bob
6	STYBAR Zdenek
	AG2R LA MONDIALE
DS:	Didier Jannel, Laurent Biondi
11	NAESEN Oliver
12	DUVAL Julien
13	NAESEN Lawrence
14	VANDENBERGH Stijn
15	VENDRAME Andrea
16	WARBASSE Larry
	ALPECIN-FENIX
DS:	Bart Leysen, Christophe Roodhooft
21	VAN DER POEL Mathieu
22	DE BONDT Dries
23	LEYSEN Senne
24	RIESEBEEK Oscar
25	SBARAGLI Kristian
26	THWAITES Scott
	ANDRONI GIOCATTOLI-SIDERMEC
DS:	Alessandro Spezialetti, Gianni Savio
31	BAGIOLI Nicola
32	BAIS Mattia
33	GAVAZZI Francesco
34	RESTREPO VALENCIA Jhonatan
35	RUMAC Josip
36	VENCHIARUTTI Nicola
	ASTANA
DS:	Giuseppi Martinelli
41	LUTSENKO Alexey
42	ARANBURU DEBA Alex
43	BOARO Manuele
44	FRAILE MATARRANZ Omar
45	IZAGIRRE INSAUSTI Gorka
46	MARTINELLI Davide
	BAHRAIN-MCLAREN
DS:	Alberto Volpi
51	COLBRELLI Sonny
52	CARUSO Damiano
53	GARCIA CORTINA Ivan
54	HALLER Marco
55	MOHORIC Matej
56	TEUNS Dylan
	BARDIANI CSF FAIZANE'
DS:	Roberto Reverberi, Mirko Rossato
61	ALBANESE Vincenzo
62	FILOSI Iuri
63	FIORELLI Filippo
64	MAZZUCCO Fabio
65	SAVINI Daniel
66	TONELLI Alessandro
	BORA-HANSGROHE
DS:	Jan Valach, Enrico Poitschke
71	SAGAN Peter
72	BENEDETTI Cesare
73	BURGHARDT Marcus
74	GATTO Oscar
75	GROßSCHARTNER Felix
76	OSS Daniel
	CCC TEAM
DS:	Valerio Piva, Fabio Baldato
81	VAN AVERMAET Greg
82	DE MARCHI Alessandro
83	KOCH Jonas
84	MASNADA Fausto
85	SCHÄR Michael
86	TRENTIN Matteo
	CIRCUS-WANTY GOBERT
DS:	Hilaire Van Der Schueren, Steven De Neef
91	BAKELANTS Jan
92	DE GENDT Aimé
93	MEURISSE Xandro
94	PASQUALON Andrea
95	VAN POPPEL Danny
96	VLIEGEN Loïc
	COFIDIS
DS:	Roberto Damiani, Christian Guiberteau
101	VIVIANI Elia
102	CONSONNI Simone
103	LAPORTE Christophe
104	LEMOINE Cyril
105	SABATINI Fabio
106	VANBILSEN Kenneth
	EF PRO CYCLING
DS:	Fabrizio Guidi
111	BETTIOL Alberto
112	CLARKE Simon
113	CRADDOCK Lawson
114	DOCKER Mitchell
115	CORT NIELSEN Magnus
116	WOODS Michael
	GAZPROM-RUSVELO
DS:	Michele Devoti, Aleksei Markov
121	CIMA Damiano
122	BOEV Igor
123	CANOLA Marco
124	CIMA Imerio
125	KURIANOV Stepan
126	VELASCO Simone
	GROUPAMA-FDJ
DS:	Frederic Guesdon
131	DEMARE Arnaud
132	SCOTSON Miles
133	GUARNIERI Jacopo
134	KONOVALOVAS Ignatas
135	KÜNG Stefan
136	SINKELDAM Ramon
	ISRAEL START-UP NATION
DS:	Claudio Cozzi, Nicki Sorensen
141	BOIVIN Guillaume
142	CIMOLAI Davide
143	DOWSETT Alex
144	HOLLENSTEIN Reto
145	SUTHERLAND Rory
146	ZABEL Rick
	LOTTO SOUDAL
DS:	Frederik Willems, Kevin De Weert
151	EWAN Caleb
152	DE BUYST Jasper
153	FRISON Frederik
154	GILBERT Philippe
155	MAES Nikolas
156	VAN DER SANDE Tosh
	MITCHELTON-SCOTT
DS:	Gene Bates, Vittorio Algeri
161	ALBASINI Michael
162	EDMONDSON Alexander
163	KONYCHEV Alexander
164	MEYER Cameron
165	SMITH Dion
166	STANNARD Robert
	MOVISTAR
DS:	Maximilian Sciandri
171	CARRETERO Hector
172	CATALDO Dario
173	CULLAIGH Gabriel
174	JORGENSON Matteo
175	SEPULVEDA Eduardo
176	VILLELLA Davide
	NTT PRO CYCLING
DS:	Lars Michaelsen, Gino Vaoudenhouve
181	NIZZOLO Giacomo
182	BOASSON HAGEN Edvald
183	GOGL Michael
184	VALGREN ANDERSEN Michael
185	KREUZIGER Roman
186	WALSCHEID Max
	ARKEA-SAMSIC
DS:	Yvon Caer, Kevin Rinaldi
191	BOUDAT Thomas
192	BOUHANNI Nacer
193	MCLAY Daniel
194	PICHON Laurent
195	RUSSO Clement
196	VACHON Florian
	INEOS
DS:	Dario Cioni
201	KWIATKOWSKI Michal
202	GANNA Filippo
203	MOSCON Gianni
204	PUCCIO Salvatore
205	SWIFT Ben
206	VAN BAARLE Dylan
	JUMBO-VISMA
DS:	Jan Boven
211	VAN AERT Wout
212	JANSEN Amund Grondahl
213	LINDEMAN Bertjan
214	MARTENS Paul
215	ROOSEN Timo
216	TOLHOEK Antwan
	TEAM SUNWEB
DS:	Marc Reef
221	MATTHEWS Michael
222	ARNDT Nikias
223	BENOOT Tiesj
224	BOL Cees
225	KRAGH ANDERSEN Soren
226	SÜTTERLIN Jasha
	TOTAL DIRECT ENERGIE
DS:	Lylian Lebreton
231	BONIFAZIO Leonardo
232	BONIFAZIO Niccolo
233	PETIT Adrien
234	SOUPE Geoffrey
235	TURGIS Anthony
236	VAN GESTEL Dries
	TREK-SEGAFREDO
DS:	Paolo Slongo
241	NIBALI Vincenzo
242	BRAMBILLA Gianluca
243	CICCONE Giulio
244	CONCI Nicola
245	DE KORT Koen
246	MOSCA Jacopo
	UAE-TEAM EMIRATES
DS:	Manuele Mori
251	GAVIRIA RENDON Fernando
252	FORMOLO Davide
253	KRISTOFF Alexander
254	POGACAR Tadej
255	RICHEZE Ariel Maximiliano
256	TROIA Oliviero
	VINI ZABU’ KTM
DS:	Luca Scinto, Luca Amoriello
261	VISCONTI Giovanni
262	FRAPPORTI Marco
263	GONZÁLEZ Roberto
264	MARENGO Umberto
265	MITRI James
266	ROTA Lorenzo

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March 6, race organizer RCS Sport posted this notice:

06 March 2020
MILANO-SANREMO POSTPONED FROM ITS ORIGINAL DATE

Following the confirmation by the relevant authorities that they are unable to grant appropriate authorisations, RCS Sport announces that the cycling race Milano-Sanremo, scheduled for 21 March is cancelled from its original date.

Furthermore, as the appropriate authorities have verified that suitable conditions do not exist for them to be unable to guarantee the provisions of the DPCM (Decreto del Presidente del Consiglio dei Ministri della Repubblica Italiana – Decree of the President of the Council of Ministers of the Italian Republic) on 4 March 2020, and to guarantee the safeguarding of public health and the safety of all the people involved, RCS Sport has made the decision to cancel Tirreno-Adriatico, scheduled for 11-17 March, and Il Giro di Sicilia, scheduled for 1-4 April.

RCS Sport will request the UCI, via the Italian Cycling Federation, to allocate new dates on the international cycling calendar for the three races, as has already been requested for Strade Bianche and Strade Bianche Women Elite.

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Milan-San Remo re-routed because mayors of coastal towns won't allow the race in their cities

What follows is the race organizer's latest post, explaining the new route. But unspoken in the release is the fact the the cities along the Ligurian coast won't close the main coastal road to traffic at the height of the tourist season.

So here's the organizer's update and the new map and profile:

Milan-Sanremo by Vittoria changes its path. Saturday 8 August the protagonists of the Classicissima will face an unprecedented track that will move from Milan, Km 0 is set on the Nuova Vigevanese in the municipality of Trezzano sul Naviglio, to continue towards Lomellina, Alessandria, Monferrato and the Langhe before tackling the climb of Colle Nava 70 kilometers from the finish line in Sanremo. In Imperia we return to the classic route to face the Cipressa from San Lorenzo al Mare and shortly after the Poggio di Sanremo.

ROUTE DESCRIPTION
The Milan-Sanremo by Vittoria after 110 years changes route and meets the sea only in Imperia after crossing the Po Valley and the Apennines further west than usual. After leaving from Milan, cross the Lomellina on flat, wide and straight roads. After Alessandria, the race crosses the Monferrato and then passes through the Langhe and faces the first long asperity of the day, the ascent of Niella Belbo. The slopes are gentle, but they are present, especially in the initial part steep sections and the climb is almost 20 km long (average 3%). After Ceva begins the long and easy ascent to Colle di Nava (3.9 km at 3% in the final). Follows the fast dive on Pieve di Teco followed by the slight slope to go down to Imperia. Ascent and descent take place on wide roads. The crossing of Langhe and Monferrato has narrow sections. In Imperia we return to the classic route to face the Cipressa (faced for the first time in 1982) from San Lorenzo al Mare and shortly after the Poggio di Sanremo (tackled for the first time in 1961).

CYPRESS AND POGGIO
La Cipressa (5.6 km at 4.1%) introduces the race in the very fast and demanding descent that takes you back to the ss.1 Aurelia. At 9 km from the finish, the ascent of Poggio di Sanremo begins (3.7 km less than 4% on average with peaks of 8% in the stretch preceding the descent). The climb has a slightly narrow track and 4 hairpin bends in the first 2 km. The descent is very demanding, restricted in some passages, and with a succession of hairpin bends and curves and counter-curves up to the entrance to the Aurelia state road. The last part of the descent takes place in the town of Sanremo. To be pointed out at 750 m from the finish the last curve that leads to the final straight line of via Roma.