
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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milansanremo.co.uk
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1907-1959
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| 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
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| 1954
- Rik Van Steenbergen takes sprint
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| 1955 - Germain
Derijcke Triumphant |
| 1956 -
Alfred De Bruyne solo |
| 1957 - Miguel Poblet
first for Spain |
| 1958 -
Van Looy victorious
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1959 - Poblet again!
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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
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1964 -
Tom Simpson - First British winner
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| 1964
-
How
Tom
Simpson
won
in
his
own
words |
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1978 -
De Vlaeminck's second win |
1960 - Milan-San
Remo fifty years
ago - over the Poggio for the first time
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