The first major one-day classic of 2025 is here – Strade Bianche! This thrilling race has captured the hearts of cycling fans worldwide with its spectacular mix of gravel sectors, rolling Tuscan hills, and high-stakes drama. With 82 kilometers of white roads across sixteen grueling sectors, this year’s edition promises yet another unforgettable battle among the world's top riders.
Will we witness another Tadej Pogačar masterclass? The Slovenian superstar dominated the 2024 edition with an 80-kilometer solo attack, leaving his rivals in the dust. Can challengers like Tom Pidcock, Marc Hirschi, or Lennert van Eetvelt rise to the occasion and stop Pogačar’s reign? One thing is certain – fans are in for a spectacular race!
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