Milano Sanremo, where to watch it on TV: the anticipation for the cycling classic grows

The Milan-Sanremo, an international cycling classic, will be broadcast globally thanks to a large network of broadcasters that will provide live coverage, news updates and highlights. In Italy Rai will broadcast the entire event live starting at 10.05 on RaiSport HD with a network switch at 13.20 on Rai 2 where the final stages of the women's race will be shown. Once finished, the line will switch back to the men's race. The full live broadcast will also be visible from 10.05 on the platform RaiPlay. This is reported by the organization of the two early season cycling races. Discovery+ will broadcast both events live in full and on demand for an international audience.

In Europe

The classic will also be shown on Eurosport and, in the UK, on ​​TNT Sports. In Europe, the race will be covered by several broadcasters. Belgian fans can follow both races live on RTBF, VTM and VRT. In Switzerland, SRG will provide live coverage of the men’s race, while in Slovenia Planet TV will offer both live coverage and highlights. In the Netherlands, NOS will provide news updates.

In the world

Outside the European borders, in Japan, JSPORTS will broadcast the men's race live, bringing the excitement of the event to fans in Asia. Zhibo TV will do the same in China. In Australia, SBS will offer live coverage of both the men's and women's races, while in Latin America, DirecTV will broadcast the event live and with highlights. Fans in New Zealand, MENA and Africa will be able to follow the race via Staylive's live streaming services. North America will also be involved in the broadcast of the event. In Canada, FloSports will provide live coverage, while in the United States, the race will be shown live on MAX.

The race

They will participate in the event 175 runners followed by a convoy of approximately 120 vehicles including official cars and motorbikes that will face 289 kilometres from Pavia, departure at 10.15 from Piazza della Vittoria, at Certosa to arrive in Casteggio, Voghera, Rivanazzano and Salice Terme, and then rejoin the traditional route in Tortona.