Oscar Freire wins the 101st Milan-San Remo


 Freire celebrates winning the 2010 Milan-San Remo from Tom Boonen and Alessandro Petacchi


2009 winner Mark Cavendish looks disappointed
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1907-1959
A series looking at the first fifty editions
Facts and Figures 
The Turchino Pass - Who was first to the top? 
1910 - The most terrible conditions!
1914 - Images from the eighth edition 
1917 - Rare images from the 10th edition 
1926 - Girardengo takes his fifth victory 
1933 - Victory for Learco Guerra 
1937 - Cesare Del Cancia takes the 30th edition 
1947 - Coppi abandons - Bartali wins 
1948 - Fausto Coppi's second victory 
1949 - Fausto Coppi's third and final win 
1953 - Loretto Petrucci wins for the second time
1954 - Rik Van Steenbergen takes sprint 
1955 - Germain Derijcke Triumphant 
1956 - Alfred De Bruyne solo 
1957 - Miguel Poblet first for Spain 
1958 - Van Looy victorious
1959 - Poblet again!

Nostalgia
Arie den Hartog - The Netherlands' first winner 
The 1973 Story 
Fignon makes it two in a row 
"il Diabolo" reaches Sanremo alone 
Merckx makes it seven 
Dancelli restores Italian pride
1984 - The hour record and Sanremo
1964 - Tom Simpson - First British winner
1964 - How Tom Simpson won in his own words 
1978 - De Vlaeminck's second win 
1960 - Milan-San Remo fifty years ago - over the Poggio for the first time

 

Next edition - 19 March 2011

                         
2010 Milan-San Remo

Result

Race images


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Start list

Maps and profiles

Time schedule (pdf)

The Capi

The final kilometre in pictures


The Cipressa climb



The Cipressa from start to top in pictures

The Cipressa from top to bottom in pictures


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The Poggio climb




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The Poggio from start to top in pictures

The Poggio from top to bottom in pictures


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Panoramic image top of Poggio

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