The peloton in the 2014 Milan-San Remo
The 2015 edition of Milan-San Remo, taking place on March 22, will cover the same coastal route in Northwest Italy as it did in 2014, with the Cipressa and Poggio but without the Pompeiana climb.
"As of today, the 2015 course of La Classicissima will be the same as 2014," race director, Mauro Vegni told Elleradio. "In the next weeks we will have time to confirm the details, but all the news that popped up regarding the changes is not true."
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