The longest monument and most hyped 10 minutes of cycling of the year. It's finish line is 5,4 km from the legendary Poggio. Last year's race was won by Mathieu van der Poel.
Date: 03/16/2024
More information: https://www.milanosanremo.it/en/
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@traders Not the race we expected, but a well-deserved win for Jasper Philipsen! Hats off to Alpecin-Deceuninck for pulling it off.
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@egroj I'd buy Pogi NO at 30%. Sadly Horner has too big of an influence on me, otherwise I'd have stayed at 20%. Don't really expect anyone to take my offer. (M$1k)
@Lion 30% seems too high for MSR, but I think Pogi had higher chances than MvdP, and most people here don't agree
Wout van Aert won't start, he's at altitude training
@Lion I think MvdP should not be the favorite. I have two scenarios:
- Pogi attacks at the Cipressa (maybe there should be a market for that, I put those chances a little bit higher than 50%) and breaks the group, in which case he either wins a la Strade Biache or everything is a mess and it's hard to predict (the most exciting scenario).
- Main favorites get together to Poggio, and then Pogi will try to attack multiple times there. Meanwhile, everyone whose initials are no MvdP will have their plan to go as close behind to MvdP as possible and let him close all of Pogi's attacks. Last couple of years that job was split between MvdP and WvA. This year there's no WvA. At some point MvdP won't be able to close the gap. Then either Pogi makes enough gap to win while other people look at each other, or someone else brave enough to close the gap gets the main group together to the top of the Cipressa. If Pidcock, is there he descends like a madman and wins, or we see a bunch sprint but MvdP gave too much before and can't win.
To make it interesting, I just put an order for NO at 15% for MvdP
@egroj That is lese-majesty! MvdP is not the favorite...ts... I don't see a way how Pogi wins the race. The Cipressa is too far away, too easy and MvdP too strong. He can follow Pogi there unless he is out of position. (Which is probably the biggest reason why any favorite won't win.) If I were MvdP, I would just follow Pogi the whole day. I see the biggest chance for the outside favorites like, for example, Ganna, Pedersen or Mohoric to steal away while Pogi and MvdP are just looking at each other, and everyone else is looking at them.
@egroj I'd be delighted to see Pogacar win. I'd also be delighted if there is a group of 30 or less at the base of the Poggio. We can dream.
@Eliza me too about Pogacar, but very hard for him, everyone will be at his wheel on the Poggio, but maybe he'll try to go solo at the Cipressa