The article highlights the five Monuments of cycling, consisting of storied one-day races that hold a prestigious place in the sport’s history. The men's races, including Milan-San Remo, Tour of Flanders, and Paris-Roubaix, date back over a century, showcasing the endurance and skill required in this format. With recent additions like women's races, particularly in Liège-Bastogne-Liège and Paris-Roubaix, the sport is evolving. Milan-San Remo, known for its challenging distance and climactic finish, has legendary winners, illustrating the competitive legacy of these elite races.
The five Monuments of cycling, including Milan-San Remo and Paris-Roubaix, are the pinnacle of one-day races, rich in history and prestige.
Milan-San Remo, known as La Classicissima di Primavera, is the longest Monument at nearly 300km and includes key climbs that shape the race's outcome.
Women’s cycling has four Monuments, with Tour of Flanders holding the most historical significance, marking its inaugural race in 2004.
Milan-San Remo first took place in 1907 and has attracted some of cycling's greatest names, cementing its status as a prestigious competition.
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