Milan-San Remo 2022 – Who’s riding? When is it on TV? Can anyone stop in-form Tadej Pogacar?
Milan-San Remo. Milano-Sanremo. La Primavera.
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Milan-San Remo. Milano-Sanremo. La Primavera.
Two hard-fought stage races over the same time period amounted to manna in the musette for cycling fans, although the final results – a commanding victory for Tadej Pogacar and a slender breakthrough win for Primoz Roglic – will have many fearing for the inevitable later this summer. Here are 10 talking points from an absorbing week of racing both sides of the French and Italian border… Ad/> Anything UAE can do, Jumbo-Visma can do better Paris — NiceRoglic wins Paris-Nice despite familiar late wobble as brilliant Yates deniedYESTERDAY AT 16:10 When UAE Team Emirates channelled their inner Gewiss and pulled off an uncanny one-two-three in the Trofeo Laigueglia at the start of the month, no one expected their clean sweep to be replicated just days later and on a far greater stage – and by their big rivals, no less.
Slovenia's Primoz Roglic held on to win the Paris-Nice race despite a late push from Britain's Simon Yates, who won the final stage to finish as runner-up.
(Reuters) - Tour de France champion Tadej Pogacar retained his Tirreno-Adriatico title when he finished the final stage safely in the bunch to cap a dominant week on Sunday.
Primoz Roglic (Jumbo-Visma) had Wout van Aert to thank after his Belgian team-mate dragged him to overall victory at Paris-Nice and spared him from another spectacular final-day collapse. Simon Yates (BikeExchange–Jayco) broke clear on the final climb on Stage 8 as he gamely set about wiping out the Slovenian’s 47-second lead, claiming three bonus seconds and opening up a sizable gap.
Tour de France champion Tadej Pogacar retained his Tirreno-Adriatico title when he finished the final stage safely in the bunch to cap a dominant week on Sunday.
CICLISMO | TIRRENO-ADRIÁTICO
When race leader Tadej Pogacar made his move on the steep slopes of Tirreno-Adriatico Stage 6’s final climb nobody could go with him. The Slovenian soloed over the top and cruised carefully down again, to take victory by more than a minute.