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Milan-Sanremo is the first Monument of the season, also including the Tour of Flanders, Paris-Roubaix, Liège-Bastogne-Liège and Il Lombardia, and takes place this Saturday, March 22. The program for this 116th edition includes a distance of 289 km, and as always, a race finish with two final difficulties that promise to be decisive, as every year: the famous climbs of the Cipressa (with a summit 22 km from the finish) and the Poggio (6 km from the finish). Among the favorites are former winners. These include Philipsen, Van der Poel, Mohoric, Alaphilippe, Kwiatkowski, Stuyven. But we must obviously not forget the bogeyman Tadej Pogacar or Mads Pedersen, who emerged from Paris-Nice in top form. Find the details of the route, TV broadcast times, and the list of entrants for Milan-Sanremo 2025.
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How to watch Milan-Sanremo 2025 on television?
Milan-Sanremo will be broadcast live in its entirety from 10:10 AM on Saturday, March 22, 2024, on Eurosport 1 and Eurosport MAX.
The route of Milan-Sanremo 2025
The list of entrants for Milan-Sanremo 2025
Alpecin – Deceuninck
Jasper Philipsen
Silvan Dillier
Kaden Groves
Xandro Meurisse
Oscar Riesebeek
Mathieu van der Poel
Gianni Vermeersch
Arkéa – B&B Hotels
Kévin Vauquelin
Anthony Delaplace
Raul Garcia Pierna
Thibault Guernalec
Victor Guernalec
Martin Tjøtta
Alessandro Verre
Bahrain Victorious
Matej Mohorič
Nikias Arndt
Damiano Caruso
Kamil Gradek
Fran Miholjevic
Robert Stannard
Edoardo Zambanini
Cofidis
Alex Aranburu Deba
Jonathan Lastra Martinez
Jan Maas
Nolann Mahoudo
Paul Ourselin
Sergio Samitier
Damien Touzé
Decathlon – AG2R La Mondiale
Sam Bennett
Sander De Pestel
Pierre Gautherat
Tord Gudmestad
Victor Lafay
Oliver Naesen
Aurélien Paret-Peintre
EF Education – EasyPost
Neilson Powless
Vincenzo Albanese
Kasper Asgreen
Mikkel Froelich Honoré
Harry Sweeny
Michael Valgren Andersen
Max Walker
Groupama – FDJ
Stefan Küng
Lewis Askey
Sven Erik Bystrøm
Rémi Cavagna
Kevin Geniets
Romain Gregoire
Quentin Pacher
Ineos Grenadiers
Filippo Ganna
Tobias Foss
Kim Alexander Heiduk
Michal Kwiatkowski
Axel Laurance
Salvatore Puccio
Ben Swift
Intermarché – Wanty
Biniam Girmay Hailu
Vito Braet
Francesco Busatto
Tom Paquot
Laurenz Rex
Jonas Rutsch
Dion Smith
Israel – Premier Tech
Pascal Ackermann
Simon Clarke
Marco Frigo
Matis Louvel
Krists Neilands
Riley Sheehan
Corbin Strong
Lidl – Trek
Giulio Ciccone
Alex Kirsch
Jonathan Milan
Jacopo Mosca
Mads Pedersen
Quinn Simmons
Jasper Stuyven
Lotto
Arnaud De Lie
Jenno Berckmoes
Cedric Beullens
Jasper De Buyst
Jarrad Drizners
Sébastien Grignard
Arjen Livyns
Movistar Team
Ivan Garcia Cortina
Orluis Alberto Aular Sanabria
Jon Barrenetxea Golzarri
Carlos Canal Blanco
Lorenzo Milesi
Gonzalo Serrano
Natnael Tesfatsion Ocbit
Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team
Tom Pidcock
Xabier Mikel Azparren Iruzun
Gianluca Brambilla
Fabio Christen
Mark Donovan
Emils Liepins
Nickolas Zukowsky
Red Bull – BORA – Hansgrohe
Maxim Van Gils
Roger Adria Oliveras
Jonas Koch
Gianni Moscon
Ryan Mullen
Laurence Pithie
Matteo Sobrero
Solution Tech Vini Fantini
Kristian Sbaragli
Davide Baldaccini
Alexandre Balmer
Tommaso Nencini
Lorenzo Quartucci
Dusan Rajovic
Kirilo Tsarenko
Soudal – Quick Step
Paul Magnier
Mattia Cattaneo
Josef Cerny
Pascal Eenkhoorn
Casper Pedersen
Maximilian Schachmann
Martin Svrček
Team Jayco AlUla
Michael Matthews
Davide De Pretto
Luke Durbridge
Patrick Gamper
Mauro Schmid
Jasha Sütterlin
Filippo Zana
Team Picnic PostNL
John Degenkolb
Warren Barguil
Romain Combaud
Sean Flynn
Chris Hamilton
Bjoern Koerdt
Kevin Vermaerke
Team Visma | Lease a Bike
Olav Kooij
Victor Campenaerts
Daniel McLay
Ben Tulett
Attila Valter
Tosh Van der Sande
Axel Zingle
Tudor Pro Cycling Team
Julian Alaphilippe
Marco Haller
Petr Kelemen
Fabian Lienhard
Marius Mayrhofer
Rick Pluimers
Matteo Trentin
UAE Emirates XRG
Tadej Pogačar
Vegard Stake Laengen
Brandon McNulty
Jhonnatan Manuel Narváez
Domen Novak
Nils Politt
Tim Wellens
Uno-X Mobility
Magnus Cort Nielsen
Jonas Abrahamsen
Fredrik Dversnes
Anders Halland Johannessen
Tobias Halland Johannessen
Andreas Kron
Anders Skaarseth
VF Group-Bardiani CSF-Faizanè
Filippo Fiorelli
Filippo Magli
Martin Marcellusi
Luca Paletti
Alessandro Pinarello
Matteo Scalco
Manuele Tarozzi
XDS Astana Team
Davide Ballerini
Alberto Bettiol
Yevgeniy Fedorov
Mike Teunissen
Diego Ulissi
Simone Velasco
Nicolas Vinokurov
The last 10 winners of Milan-Sanremo
2024: PHILIPSEN Jasper
2023: VAN DER POEL Mathieu
2022: MOHORIČ Matej
2021: STUYVEN Jasper
2020: VAN AERT Wout
2019: ALAPHILIPPE Julian
2018: NIBALI Vincenzo
2017: KWIATKOWSKI Michał
2016: DÉMARE Arnaud
2015: DEGENKOLB John
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