Strade Bianche is an annual one-day professional road cycling race held in Tuscany, Italy. The name translates to “White Roads” in English, referring to the gravel and unpaved roads that are a signature feature of the race. Strade Bianche typically takes place in March and is part of the UCI World Tour, attracting top cyclists from around the globe. The course comprises a mix of challenging terrains, including paved sections and the distinctive white gravel roads that are characteristic of the region’s landscape. The event is known for its picturesque scenery and rugged conditions, making it a unique and prestigious race in the cycling calendar.
The Strade Bianche challenges cyclists with its iconic white gravel terrain, demanding both skill and strategy from competitors. Tadej Pogačar remains the focal point, yet formidable challengers like Tom Pidcock,…