Milan–San Remo

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Milan–San Remo is one of cycling’s oldest and most prestigious one-day “Monument” classics, renowned for its exceptionally long distance and sprinter-friendly route from Milan to the Italian Riviera.

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Generate an image of Milan–San Remo (Milan–San Remo is one of cycling’s oldest and most prestigious one-day “Monument” classics, renowned for its exceptionally long distance and sprinter-friendly route from Milan to the Italian Riviera.)

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Monument classic ⓘ
cycling race ⓘ
one-day race ⓘ
approximateDistance about 290 km ⓘ
competitionLevel professional men’s road cycling ⓘ
continent Europe ⓘ
country Italy ⓘ
distanceCharacteristic very long one-day race ⓘ
finishFeature descent from Poggio to Sanremo ⓘ
finishingCity Sanremo ⓘ
finishLocation Sanremo ⓘ
finishRegion Liguria ⓘ
firstEdition 1907 ⓘ
firstWinner Lucien Petit-Breton ⓘ
frequency annual ⓘ
governingBody Union Cycliste Internationale ⓘ
hasSprintFinish often ⓘ
hasWomenEdition yes (various formats over time) ⓘ
localLanguageName Milano–Sanremo ⓘ
linked to: Milan–San Remo
nickname La Classicissima ⓘ
La Primavera ⓘ
notableClimb Cipressa ⓘ
Poggio di Sanremo ⓘ
organiser RCS Sport ⓘ
otherMonuments Giro di Lombardia ⓘ
Liège–Bastogne–Liège ⓘ
Paris–Roubaix ⓘ
Tour of Flanders ⓘ
partOf five Monuments of cycling ⓘ
raceType single-day road race ⓘ
recordWinsHolder Eddy Merckx ⓘ
recordWinsNumber 7 ⓘ
region Italian Riviera ⓘ
linked to: Ligurian coast
routeDirection from inland to the Ligurian coast ⓘ
routeType sprinter-friendly ⓘ
sport road cycling ⓘ
startLocation Milan ⓘ
startRegion Lombardy ⓘ
status one of cycling’s most prestigious classics ⓘ
surface paved roads ⓘ
terrain mostly flat with late short climbs ⓘ
typicalDate March ⓘ
typicalFinishTime late afternoon ⓘ
typicalStartTime morning ⓘ
typicalWeather early spring conditions ⓘ
uciCategory UCI WorldTour ⓘ

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Paris–Roubaix → otherMonuments → Milan–San Remo ⓘ
Milan–San Remo → localLanguageName → Milano–Sanremo ⓘ
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RCS Sport → organizes → Milan–San Remo ⓘ
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Raymond Poulidor → won → 1961 Milan–San Remo ⓘ
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Laurent Fignon → won → Milan–San Remo 1988 ⓘ
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Laurent Fignon → won → Milan–San Remo 1989 ⓘ
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Rik Van Looy → won → Milan–San Remo ⓘ
Sean Kelly → competedIn → Milan–San Remo ⓘ
UCI Road World Cup → includedRace → Milan–San Remo ⓘ
Il Lombardia → monumentGroupWith → Milan–San Remo ⓘ
Luigi Ganna → won → Milano–Sanremo ⓘ
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Lucien Petit-Breton → winnerOf → Milan–San Remo 1907 ⓘ
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Henri Pélissier → won → Milan–San Remo ⓘ