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The first monument of the season – and the longest – has been run and won in emphatic fashion by Matej Mohorič (Bahrain-Victorious).
Like a steadily building wave, the momentum of the race built over 280 kilometres before the peloton, stretched into a long line, hit the base of the Poggio. From there, it was attack after attack, a spellbinding descent, and champagne showers.
Throughout the race, there were thousands of pictures taken by dozens of photographers. For this gallery, we decided to cut through the noise to present just 12 pictures that showcase the beauty and story of the day.
The peloton started the 113th Milan-San Remo on the weathered wooden boards of the Vigorelli Velodrome. It was Very Atmospheric. (Photo by Tim de Waele/Getty Images)From one rustic surface to another, the cobbled, tram-track-laced streets of Milan provided an opportunity for some many-sponsored Italian teams to lap up some TV time. (Photo by Kramon)A gorgeous Italian streetscape with pro-healthcare protestors lining both sides of the road. (Photo by Tim de Waele/Getty Images)It wasn’t Tom Pidcock’s day, but he didn’t get run over by a train, so it wasn’t all bad. (Photo by Kramon)The symmetry of Intermarché-Wanty-Gobert Materiaux. (Photo by Nico Vereecken/PN/Cor Vos)Jumbo-Visma riding in formation with their shadows. (Photo by Tim de Waele/Getty Images)A nun, a smartphone, and the cheekiest little glimpse of a Fiat Panda in a courtyard. (Photo by Kramon)An exceptionally tufty Tadej Pogačar went on the attack three times on the Poggio, but couldn’t eke out an advantage. (Photo by Tim de Waele/Getty Images)A select group went over the top of the Poggio, with Matej Mohorič lurking in it. As the descent got increasingly twisty, he moved his way up … (Photo by Fabio Ferrari – Pool/Getty Images)… and by the bottom of the descent he had a handy advantage that he pressed home to the finish. (Photo by POOL TDW/SCA/Cor Vos)Mohorič-Victorious. Meanwhile, Anthony Turgis (TotalEnergies) was close but not close enough, doing a cartoonish headslap to underline his disappointment. (Photo by MARCO BERTORELLO/AFP via Getty Images)The bike, the dropper, the rider. (Photo by Dario Belingheri – Pool/Getty Images)Read More
