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23/03/2019

Milano-Sanremo. Magnus Cort and Davide Ballerini have top 20 finish in season’s first Monument

In the first Monument of the season, Milano-Sanremo, Magnus Cort finished fifteenth and Davide Ballerini nineteenth. They both missed the select group that took off on the traditional Poggio climb in the final kilometers of the race. This group of 10 riders made it to the finish, with Julian Alaphilippe as the best man in today’s race, as he took the win in front of Oliver Naesen and Michael Kwiatkowski.

Race

22/03/2019

Volta Ciclista a Catalunya 2019. Team's roster

Astana Pro Team will take part in the UCI WorldTour stage race Volta Ciclista a Catalunya, which will be held from March 25th to 31st.

Race

20/03/2019

Milano-Sanremo 2019. Team's roster

Astana Pro Team is ready for the first Monumental classic race of the season, the famous Milano-Sanremo, which will be held in Italy on this Saturday, March 23rd.

Race

19/03/2019

Jakob Fuglsang is third in Tirreno-Adriatico, Alexey Lutsenko wins GPM classification and is most combative rider

With a solid time trial, Jakob Fuglsang claimed his third place overall on the final day of Tirreno-Adriatico. Alexey Lutsenko won the GPM classification and is the most combative rider of this year’s edition, because of his impressive performance on Saturday. Primoz Roglic won the overall classification by one second on Adam Yates, who is second overall in front of Jakob Fuglsang.

Race

18/03/2019

Tirreno-Adriatico. Stage 6. Impressive day in the breakaway for Davide Ballerini

A long and impressive day in the breakaway for Davide Ballerini, as he took off shortly after the start of stage 6 to be caught only 3 kilometers before the finish in Jesi, the place of birth of Michele Scarponi. The initial breakaway group of 7 riders worked well together but reduced during the stage. In the final local laps, Ballerini went solo. But unlike the past two days when his teammates took a stage win after a solo, this time it all came down to a bunch sprint, won by Julian Alaphilippe. Jakob Fuglsang is still third overall before tomorrow's decisive ITT (10 km), 35 seconds behind leader Adam Yates and 10 seconds on Primoz Roglic. Alexey Lutsenko retained his GPM jersey and will likely win this classification, as tomorrow will be a flat ITT.