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Strade Bianche

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Strade Bianche is an Italian one-day race launched in 2007, famous for Tuscany's white gravel roads around Siena and now part of the WorldTour.

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Why is Strade Bianche often compared to Paris-Roubaix?

Strade Bianche is frequently compared to Paris-Roubaix because it features roughly 63 kilometers of unpaved white gravel roads, similar to Roubaix's rugged cobblestones. Its signature white gravel roads in Tuscany give the race its name and distinct character.

Is Strade Bianche part of the UCI WorldTour?

Yes, Strade Bianche was added to the UCI WorldTour schedule in 2017. It marks an important early-season milestone for professional cyclists competing in Europe every March.

Where does Strade Bianche start and finish?

The race starts in the town of Buonconvento and finishes in the historic Piazza del Campo in Siena, Italy. Riders must navigate a steep, dramatic climb up the Via Santa Caterina before dropping into the iconic main square.

When was the first edition of Strade Bianche held?

The inaugural edition of Strade Bianche took place in 2007. It was initially called the Monte Paschi Eroica before officially adopting its current name in 2009.

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