Milano–Sanremo (Norwegian Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Milano–Sanremo" in Norwegian language version.

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Rúben Silva (u.d.). «A Closer Look: Milano-Sanremo. Monumental battle expected in the streets of Sanremo». Besøkt 16. mars 2024. «On the other side, as this is the "sprinter's monument", their presence is also heavy [...]»

Dane Cash (14. mars 2024). «Milan-San Remo: Can Van der Poel repeat? Is the Poggio hard enough for Pogačar?». Besøkt 15. mars 2024. «Once a reliable opportunity for the sprinters to take a big victory, Milan-San Remo has evolved into an event where bold attackers are often rewarded for their efforts»

Andrew Hood (26. mai 2022). «What to do with sprinters in grand tours? Peloton’s fleetest riders feeling the pinch». Besøkt 16. mars 2024. «Even Milan-San Remo, long considered the “sprinter’s monument,” hasn’t finished a sizable reduced bunch sprint since 2016.»
«#RIP Milan-San Remo: The ‘sprinter’s classic’ is no longer a sprinter’s race». 16. mars 2024. Besøkt 16. mars 2024. «A quartet of watt-machines swarmed over the top of the Poggio to leave every pure sprinter choking in their wake.»

«Milan-San Remo: Who will win?». u.d. Besøkt 15. mars 2024. «The longest professional one-day race, Milan–San Remo is an unusual test of endurance early in the season. It is won often not by the fastest sprinter, but one who’s spent the off season in a monastic existence of training and abstention from all temptations designed specifically to pack you away into the hurt locker in the early season.»