Milan-Turin 2023, on 15 March space for sprinters

The 104th edition of the Milano-Torino presented by Crédit Agricole will take place on 15 March and will anticipate the Milano-Sanremo by three days. The race, presented today in the Palazzo della Regione Piemonte, will start from Rho and finish, after 192 km, in Orbassano. The course, like last year in the edition won by Mark Cavendish, calls the sprinters to appeal as it does not present particular altitude difficulties. 17 teams at the start of which 10 will be World Tour.

For sprinters

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The route is substantially flat except for crossing the Canavese where some ramps are proposed together with short ups and downs which have neither lengths nor particular slopes. Departure from Rho to cross the high Po valley on flat roads in the area of ​​rice fields, touching Magenta, Novara and Vercelli to then move on to the Canavese area at Caluso and Foglizzo. The Canavese presents itself with small ups and downs that continue up to the north of Turin in the area of ​​the Parco della Mandria.

At the entrance to the Val di Susa, the road returns substantially slightly downhill or flat until the finish. In the built-up areas crossed, you will encounter the usual city obstacles such as roundabouts, traffic reservations and raised passageways. Last 10 km practically flat and almost straight until the arrival of Orbassano. Last 5 km flat on very wide city streets with roundabouts in succession. Last corner 400m from the finish. Final straight of 400 m, wide (8.5 m wide).

AG2R CITROEN TEAM
ASTANA QAZAQSTAN TEAM
BORA HANSGROHE
EF EDUCATION – EASYPOST
INTERMARCHÉ – CIRCUS – WANTY
MOVISTAR TEAM
TEAM ARKEA – SAMSIC
DSM TEAM
TEAM JAYCO
ALULA TREK – SEGAFREDO

BINGO AL WB
EOLO-KOMETA CYCLING TEAM GREEN PROJECT-BARDIANI CSF-FAIZANE’
ISRAEL – PREMIER TECH
Q36.5 PRO CYCLING TEAM
CORRATEC TEAM
TUDOR PRO CYCLING TEAM