After a two-decade-long absence from the cycling calendar, the women's edition of Milan-San Remo finally returned to the roads of the Italian Riviera as the peloton took on a 156km route from the start in Genoa along the Ligurian coast to the finish in San Remo.
Lorena Wiebes took the victory in the sprint on the Via Roma ahead of Marianne Vos, after a late flyer from Elisa Longo Borghini in the closing kilometres was brought back by her teammate Lotte Kopecky within sight of the finish line.
With this in mind, we've compiled some of the best images from Saturday's race, putting them all together in our definitive Milan-San Remo Women 2025 gallery.
Scroll on to view the best of what this year's edition of La Classicissima had to offer.
Lotte Kopecky was given the honour of wearing the number 1 for the first edition of the race in 20 years
It was a historic day for the women's peloton, as the sport took another step in the right direction
The peloton leaving Genoa behind to begin their Odyssey to San Remo
A lone escapee - Czech rider Nikola Nosková braved the cold and wet conditions alone in the early breakaway
Crowds of people come out to catch a glimpse of the peloton as they pass through a seaside town
It wasn't long before the peloton had Nosková in their sights and the catch was made
The peloton looks out across the azure waters of the Mediterranean Sea
The sun began to shine on the riders after they had suffered through miserable weather at the start of the day
The bunch continues to wind its way along the cliffside
The peloton pass through the town of Finale Ligure
The teams begin to get organised on the Capo Mele as the race approaches the decisive moments
The teams in their trains controlling the race from the front on the Capo Cervo
The riders move in and out of the light through a coastal tunnel
The race reaches the iconic Cipressa
Crowds gather on the penultimate climb, waiting for the riders to arrive
Erica Magnaldi sets the pace on the Cipressa
Flanders and Italy - the two heartlands of the Spring Classics
Pauline Ferrand-Prévot and Demi Vollering lead the way on the descent of the Cipressa
Riders distanced on the climb chase back on the descent
The World Champion and European Champion stick together on the run-in to the Poggio
The favourites' teams begin to ramp up the pace
A final chance for the puncheurs to attack on the iconic final ascent of the Poggio
In a series of searing attacks, Tour de France champion Kasia Niewiadoma counters French National Champion Juliette Labous on the Poggio
Vollering leads the group over the top of the Poggio onto the descent
The Italian Champion Elisa Longo Borghini attacks after the descent in pursuit of her dream of winning Milan-San Remo
Elisa Longo Borghini's late attack is caught and her dreams are shattered just metres from the finish line as the sprint opens on the Via Roma
Pure emotion from Lorena Wiebes as she wins a historic Milan-San Remo
The prosecco is sprayed on the podium
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