Pidcock wins Milano-Torino 2026 ahead of Johannessen and Roglic

Tom Pidcock emerged victorious in the 107th edition of the Milano-Torino 2026, claiming his 12th professional career victory in the historic cycling classic that celebrates 150 years of racing tradition.

“Tom Pidcock launched a late attack to win the Milano-Torino race on the 150th anniversary of the first edition of the world's oldest classic”

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The British rider from the Pinarello Q36.5 Pro Cycling Team delivered a dominant performance on the 174-kilometer route from Rho by launching a decisive attack in the final ascent to the basilica of Superga.

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Pidcock secured a solo victory that showcased his exceptional climbing abilities and tactical awareness.

His triumph came as he accelerated in the final kilometers, leaving his competitors behind in what marked a significant moment in the cycling season just before the prestigious Milano-Sanremo.

The decisive moment that sealed Pidcock's victory unfolded on the final climb to Superga, where the British rider launched his signature acceleration that proved insurmountable for his rivals.

The race had maintained high intensity throughout with an average speed exceeding 50 km/h, creating challenging conditions.

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An initial breakaway of six riders attempted to establish themselves early on, but the peloton reeled them in approaching the first ascent to Superga.

The decisive selection occurred on the final climb where Adrien Boichis attempted to anticipate the action, but Pidcock's decisive move in the last 500-1000 meters proved the winning factor.

The podium showcased the competitive depth of the international field, with Norwegian rider Tobias Johannessen securing second place for the Halland Uno-X Mobility team, just four seconds behind Pidcock.

“Pidcock vince la Milano-Torino 2026 davanti a Johannessen e Roglic”

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Slovenian cycling star Primoz Roglic claimed the third position, demonstrating his consistent podium presence despite not being at his absolute best on the day.

Italian representation was led by Giulio Pellizzari in fourth place, who had shown signs of difficulty on the final climb but maintained a strong performance throughout the race.

The top ten was completed by Sebastian Berwick, Jefferson Alexander Cepeda, Lorenzo Fortunato, Alessandro Fancellu, and Michael Storer, with two Italians placing in the top ten positions.

Pidcock's victory holds significant importance as it marks his second triumph of the 2026 season, following his success in the fifth stage of the Vuelta a Andalucía earlier in the year.

The 26-year-old British rider continues to establish himself as one of cycling's most versatile performers, capable of excelling in both one-day classics and stage races.

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His performance in the Milano-Torino, the oldest cycling classic in the world, positions him as a strong contender for the upcoming Milano-Sanremo, where he will be joined by fellow Italian Giulio Pellizzari.

The victory also reinforces the competitive nature of the Pinarello Q36.5 team and highlights Pidcock's growing reputation as a rider who delivers decisive performances when it matters most.