Geraint Thomas on stage four of the 2016 Paris-Nice
Fresh from his victory in Paris-Nice on Sunday, Geraint Thomas has been confirmed for Sky's line-up for Milan-San Remo in Italy on Saturday, March 19.
Welshman Thomas will join fellow British riders Ben Swift, Ian Stannard, Luke Rowe and national road race champion Peter Kennaugh at Milan-San Remo.
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