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Milano-Sanremo 2026

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Mar 21Pavia to Sanremo1 stage298 kmMonumentOne-day raceResults

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Stage result, overall standings, and jersey leaders are published here after official classifications are available.

OfficialUpdated 2026-10-17Official Milano-Sanremo classifications
Race dayMar 21 · Pavia to Sanremo
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Race result

3 riders
PosRiderTeamTime/gap
1Tadej PogačarUAE Team Emirates XRG6:35:49
2Thomas PidcockPinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team+0:00
3Wout van AertTeam Visma | Lease a Bike+0:04
Stage data updated 2026-10-17Official Milano-Sanremo classificationsOfficial Milano-Sanremo race page and results

Overview

Overview

A spoiler-safe overview of the 298 km Pavia-to-Sanremo route.

Milano-Sanremo 2026 travels 298 km from Pavia to Sanremo. The route joins the familiar road toward the Ligurian coast, crosses the Turchino, follows the Capi, then asks the race to settle itself over the Cipressa and Poggio before Via Roma.

Longest dayS1 - 298 km

Stage profile

Route profile

Spoiler-safe context for the Turchino, Cipressa, Poggio, and Sanremo finish.

Pavia to Sanremo · Mar 21 · 298 km

A long road from Pavia to Sanremo, with the coastal approach giving way to the Cipressa and Poggio before the Via Roma finish.

  • ApproachThe course leaves Pavia, joins the traditional road near the Certosa, and reaches the Ligurian coast via the Passo del Turchino.
  • CipressaThe Cipressa is 5.6 km at an average 4.1%, followed by a technical descent back toward the coast.
  • Poggio and finishThe Poggio begins with 9 km remaining; its narrow opening and technical descent lead to the final streets and Via Roma.
Desk update info

First published on 2026-10-16.

Last updated on 2026-10-16.

Watchlist

Riders to watch

Five riders confirmed by the organizer’s pre-race participant list, viewed through the Pavia-to-Sanremo route.

Tadej Pogačar at the 2024 Liège-Bastogne-Liège team presentation.
Tadej PogačarUAE Team Emirates XRGLate-climb contender

Confirmed on the official participant list and suited to the Cipressa-Poggio finale.

Confirmed start list
Jan ChristenUAE Team Emirates XRGFinale support

Confirmed on the official participant list and relevant to positioning over the route’s late climbs.

Confirmed start list
Isaac del ToroUAE Team Emirates XRGLate-climb option

Confirmed on the official participant list and suited to the climbing demands before Sanremo.

Confirmed start list
Wout van Aert on the Col de Marie-Blanque during the 2023 Tour de France.
Wout van AertTeam Visma | Lease a BikeAll-round contender

Confirmed on the official participant list and equipped for the long route and late technical finale.

Confirmed start list
Matteo JorgensonTeam Visma | Lease a BikeClimbing all-rounder

Confirmed on the official participant list and relevant to the Cipressa and Poggio sequence.

Confirmed start list
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Distance298km
Stages1One-day race guide
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Route book

Race day

The Pavia-to-Sanremo course in one spoiler-safe route entry.

Stage guide

Race day

One spoiler-safe Pavia-to-Sanremo race-day entry.

  1. Stage 1Mar 21

    Pavia to Sanremo

    298 kmMonument
    A 298 km Monument from Pavia to Sanremo, reaching the coast after the Passo del Turchino and saving the Cipressa and Poggio for the final 30 km before Via Roma.
Desk update info

First published on 2026-10-16.

Last updated on 2026-10-17.

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Outcome

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Standings

Podium

Official organizer top three.

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  1. Tadej Pogačar at the 2024 Liège-Bastogne-Liège team presentation.
    1. Tadej PogačarUAE Team Emirates XRGUAE Team Emirates XRG
  2. 2. Thomas PidcockPinarello-Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team
  3. Wout van Aert on the Col de Marie-Blanque during the 2023 Tour de France.
    3. Wout van AertTeam Visma | Lease a BikeTeam Visma-Lease a Bike
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Desk update info

First published on 2026-10-16.

Last updated on 2026-10-16.

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