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The winning was never the boring part – When Tadej Pogačar does it like he did at Milan-San Remo, I could watch him win every week

By Matilda Price published 23 March 26

Opinion After a streak of 50km-plus victories, boredom was starting to settle in around the World Champion's success, but winning by half a wheel on Via Roma was as thrilling as it gets

32-inch gravel wheels, aero tyres and more: Six tech highlights from the Cycling World Europe show

By Neal Hunt published 23 March 26

Plus a sub-5kg race bike, an interesting new brand, and a wealth of titanium goodness

Reflections from the men's Milan-San Remo – Pogačar overcomes the chaos, prefers focaccia to a 2027 return, McNulty's work, and praise for Van der Poel and Pedersen

By Stephen Farrand published 22 March 26

Analysis Stephen Farrand reflects from San Remo on how Pogačar came back from adversity to make this year's Milan-San Remo one of the greatest races of all time

Tadej Pogačar transformed what seemed like the impossible into something unforgettable – Milan-San Remo analysis

By Stephen Farrand published 21 March 26

Analysis Slovenian never really admitted it but winning Milan-San Remo had become an obsession

No Longo Borghini, no Vos, a headwind – Is Milan-San Remo Women playing into the sprinters' hands again? Team directors analyse the race

By Matilda Price published 20 March 26

Analysis Hopes of a more attacking race may have been dashed by absence of Italian champion, but Movistar and Canyon directors still feel different finale from last year remains possible

Chasing perfection on Cipressa and Poggio – Where have Tadej Pogačar and UAE Team Emirates-XRG fallen short at Milan-San Remo and how do they finally win it in 2026?

By James Moultrie published 20 March 26

Analysis A look back at the Slovenian's failed attempts and how his new supporting cast can guide him to success at the hardest Monument to win

Is Felt back? We wind tunnel tested the new 'Nexar' aero bike to see how it stacks up

By Andy Turner published 20 March 26

Member Exclusive A ground-up redesign of the aero bike for Felt, the Nexar is unrecognisable from the AR range

Who will be king of the spring? – How Milan-San Remo could write the next chapter of Tadej Pogačar and Mathieu van der Poel's thrilling rivalry

By Stephen Farrand published 20 March 26

Analysis Like Eddy Merckx and Roger De Vlaeminck the pair have come to dominate the biggest Spring Classics, and they'll go head to had again on Saturday

Long-range attacks, 'kamikaze' descents and Via Roma victories – 10 ways to win Milan-San Remo

By Barry Ryan last updated 20 March 26

Feature From the archives: The easiest classic to finish is the hardest to win – here are some of the ways riders have managed to pull it off

From top riders' real form to the teams not quite thriving – Five key questions ahead of Milan-San Remo and the next Classics

By Matilda Price published 19 March 26

Analysis We're a few races into the spring, but there's still so much to analyse and discover as the racing ramps up in March and April