2020 Milano-Torino
Male Team 05 Aug

Milano-Torino

198 Kilometers
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Participants list

  1. Dario Cataldo
  2. Johan Jacobs
  3. Juri Hollmann
  4. Davide Villella
  5. Einer Rubio
  6. Mathias Norsgaard
  7. Gabriel Cullaigh
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TV

The final portion of the race, as in every RCS event, will be broadcast live on Eurosport 1 (5pm CEST), GCN Race Pass and RAI.
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Timetable

Just like at Strade Bianche, the new date of the race means that it turns into an entirely 'afternoon event': the start from Mesero will be given at 145pm, and the finish in Stupinigi is scheduled around 6.25pm CEST.
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Social Media

The race's official Twitter account is @MiTo1876; the hashtag, #MilanoTorino.

Route

Mesero - Stupinigi (198km)
05 August
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Analysis

This Milano-Torino is not like in previous years. The rearrangement of the big Italian classics in the post-pandemic calendar took the oldest race of the European calendar (first edition in 1876) to a slot as prelude of Milano-Sanremo, which will be held on Saturday 8th. And for that reason, the otherwise climbing course has become a ‘final rehearsal’ of what the big names hoping to win the ‘Classicissima’ could find three days later.

There’s no single categorized climb in the 198km parcours from Mesero -30km west from Milano- to Stupinigi, which had already hosted the finish of the Gran Piemonte two years ago (that race will come a week after ‘MiTo’). The only significant elevations will be overcome halfway through the course, and the last 50 kilometers will be pan-flat. A roundabout with 2km to go and a turn left with 400m remaining are the only major obstacles for the sprinters’ teams.