Tirreno-Adriatico
Category: 2.UWT
First Edition: 1966
At the same time as Paris-Nice takes place, in the neighbor country of Italy there is a similar stage-race taking place. From the Thyrrenian sea into the Adriatic, the peloton swerve through a set of trecherous stages across the Apennines. It is often a warm-up race for those eying Milano-Sanremo, but it is also a launchpad for the classics, besides the obvious prestige that comes from the wins in the race and the overall classification.
Tirreno-Adriatico final podiums:
2024 - Jonas Vingegaard - Juan Ayuso - Jai Hindley
2023 - Primoz Roglic - João Almeida - Tao Geoghegan Hart
2022 - Tadej Pogacar - Jonas Vingegaard - Mikel Landa
2021 - Tadej Pogacar - Wout van Aert - Mikel Landa
2020 - Simon Yates - Geraint Thomas - Rafal Majka
2019 - Primoz Roglic - Adam Yates - Jakob Fuglsang
2018 - Michal Kwiaktowski - Damiano Caruso - Geraint Thomas
2017 - Nairo Quintana - Rohan Dennis - Thibaut Pinot
2016 - Greg van Avermaet - Peter Sagan - Bob Jungels
2015 - Nairo Quintana - Bauke Mollema - Rigoberto Urán
2014 - Alberto Contador - Nairo Quintana - Roman Kreuziger
2013 - Vincenzo Nibali - Chris Froome - Alberto Contador
2012 - Vincenzo Nibali - Chris Horner - Roman Kreuziger
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- Gaio Primus Caesar Roglus, Rome is waiting for you, Imperator :-)).
maria2024202431-03-2025 - And he probably wasn’t even at the limit ;-) Have to wonder how much Mads could catch up if he’d tune his physique to be as sharp as MVDPs’Mistermaumau31-03-2025
- Respect for giving Van Eetvelt credit there.Mistermaumau31-03-2025
- He’s already a star for me for HAVING complained about it, the recent trend having been, let them then try to take advantage by making them sign NDAs ;-)Mistermaumau31-03-2025
- Agreed, but if it was a radio thing then all the riders should have the same story and it would be easy to call anyone out. Kind of surprised this isn’t cleared up half officially afterwards, just like the Alaphilippe divorce, seems like once something spreads on the net it kind of gets accepted that everyone wants to have their own truth so no-one bothers to contest anything that’s verifiable anymore, we all just move on.Mistermaumau31-03-2025
- maybe. what makes that a LITTLE fishy is that they suddenly hit the gas and started hammering it. even mathieu, who i’ve never heard complain about ANYTHING (other than teenage girls waking him up and being spit on by belgians) was pretty hacked off about the race tactics after the split. i think he was upset for what his teammates had to do, not for the fact he ended up isolated as a result.OCexile31-03-2025
- It seems that in E3 it wasn’t legit to criticise teams that « took advantage » because there was no radio communication about the incident so they couldn’t know to slow down. Only one source so far but should be quite easy to verify.Mistermaumau31-03-2025
- mads SMOKED it at ghent! love that guy. he’s just the best interview ever, always smart and hilarious and with a biting intolerance for stupidity. happy for him. just as a secondary thought, consider that mvdp beat THAT version of mads by a full minute at E3 two days ago. the gap between pog/mvdp and even tho other GREAT riders like mads is kinda staggering to comprehend. this is a time in cycling history that’s certainly worth paying attention to while it lasts.OCexile31-03-2025
- i watched the race. jasper and roodhooft have a legit anger about this. alpecin burned everyone to pull it back. they did the SAME THING after the split in E3, burning all their guys and thus leaving mathieu to fend for himself (which worked out ok because van der poel is van der poel, but still…). yeah, christopher and jasper should be a little pissed this time.OCexile30-03-2025
- Mads, Ganna, MvdP, Pogi were all in MSR, and will all be in both RVV and PR, the problem here is Remco because he doesn't race anything. This year because of injuries, before that, no idea why notvappaxbipmv30-03-2025