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PREVIEW | Milano-Torino 2024 - Vernon, Kristoff and Démare among favourites for new design of cycling's oldest race
CyclingWednesday, 13 March 2024 at 11:38
On the 13th of March the peloton tackles Milano-Torino. The oldest one-day race of the season, it's route often changes and this time it's neither the climbers or sprinters. We preview the exciting race ahead.
No Superga summit finish but no bunch sprint in Torino either. The route is completely changed again in 2024 and this time around the finale will take place in Salassa. A route that ends with a flat run-in to the line, but it features a few hilltops where attacks can make the difference.
The two main ones comes with 30 and 18 kilometers to go, 3.1Km at 7% and 3.8Km at 3.9% respectively, where the puncheurs and classics specialists can launch dangerous attacks and test their form ahead of the main classics block.
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Rho - Salassa, 177 kilometers
Prediction Milano-Torino 2024:
*** Ethan Vernon, Marijn van den Berg
** Bryan Coquard, Arnaud Démare, Casper van Uden, Soren Waerenskjold
* Iván García Cortina, Carlos Canal, Cees Bol, Marc Hirschi, Axel Zingle, Riley Sheehan, Alexander Kristoff
Pick: Ethan Vernon
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