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Peter Sagan headlines TotalEnergies for Milano-Sanremo, 2022 runner-up Anthony Turgis outsider for podium
CyclingThursday, 16 March 2023 at 20:16
TotalEnergies come as one of the ProTeams for Milano-Sanremo, but from them one of which features the highest ambitions. Peter Sagan and Anthony Turgis will be two wildcards in what is expected to be a fierce race.
Nine times a podium finisher at La Primavera, the former World Champion will know better than most how to race the longest road race of the pro calendar. Sagan is not the same of the past, but a strong result at the World Championships suggest he's still got the endurance and climbing ability at his best to be able to survive such a race. He starts at the team's main weapon, but not the only one.
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Anthony Turgis showed a display of power and then tactical prowess to roll over the line in second place last year and may be capable of replicating the same. He starts the race as an outsider. Daniel Oss, Geoffrey Soupe, Valentin Ferron, Sandy Dujardin and Maciej Bodnar complete the lineup.
TotalEnergies for Milano-Sanremo: Peter Sagan, Daniel Oss, Geoffrey Soupe, Valentin Ferron, Sandy Dujardin, Maciej Bodnar and Anthony Turgis.
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