The Milano-Sanremo, also known as "La Classicissima," is one of cycling's most prestigious one-day races. Held annually in March, it covers nearly 300 km from Milan to Sanremo on the Italian Riviera. First run in 1907, it’s the longest professional one-day race and a key event in the UCI WorldTour. The route features iconic climbs like the Cipressa and Poggio, where decisive attacks often occur. Known for its unpredictable nature, the race can end in a sprinter’s dash or a late solo breakaway. Its length, varied terrain, and dramatic finale make it a true test of endurance and strategy.