Tadej Pogacar to lead strong UAE Team Emirates at Milano-San Remo: 'I know the roads pretty well'

Tadej Pogacar will lead UAE Team Emirates at the highly-anticipated Milano-San Remo the team has announced. Fresh off his dominant Paris-Nice victory, Pogacar will be back in action and among the riders to tackle the longest one-day race on the World Tour. Ad Taking place on March 18, Alessandro Covi, Davide Formolo, Felix Grosschartner, Domen Novak, Matteo Trentin and Diego Ulissi will also compete for UAE Team Emirates.

Milano — SanremoHow to watch Milano-San Remo, route details and contenders4 HOURS AGO At a gruelling 294km, a number of riders will fancy their chances, not least Pogacar himself. «Milano-San Remo is a beautiful race,” he said. “I know the roads pretty well.

I don’t live too far away and sometimes in training I can go to the Poggio and ride it. “I’ve pictured many scenarios in my head of how the race can go. But it’s unpredictable and for sure one of the hardest races to win.” How to watch Milano-San Remo, route details and contenders Pogacar blitzes field with dominant win on way to Paris-Nice title Pogacar comes into the race in fine form having won his first Paris-Nice title in dominant fashion.

The Slovenian took three stages, including the final two, as he finished 53 seconds ahead of David Gaudu (Groupama-FDJ in the final overall standings and is eyeing more glory in Italy. “After a great week at Paris-Nice I’m recovering a bit now and getting ready for the big weekend,” he added. “We have a strong team and we’re riding well together so I think we’ll have a few different options maybe for the finale.” This year’s route begins in Abbiategrasso, 22km southwest of Milan, with a series of climbs in the final portion of the race.