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1909 Milan–San Remo

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1909 Milan–San Remo 4 April 1909 1 286.7 km 9h 32' 00" Luigi Ganna Italy 1861 Atala-Dunlop Emile Georget France independent Giovanni Cuniolo Italy 1861 Rudge Whitworth-Pirelli 1908 1910 The third running of the Milan–San Remo cycling classic was held on 4 April 1909. The race was won by Luigi Ganna, the first Italian to win Milan–San Remo. 104 riders started the race; 57 finished.1909 Milano - San Remo. 3rd edition: Sunday, April 4 http://www.bikeraceinfo.com/classics/Milan-San%20Remo/1909-milan-san-remo.html bikeraceinfo.com 27 February 2016 Summary The success of foreign riders in the two previous editions had made the race gain popularity. For the first time, more than a hundred starters signed up. 104 riders, of which 20 Belgians and French, were at the start in Milan just before six in the morning. It was a cold day and rain had made the unpaved pre-war roads very muddy.4 aprile 1909 - Milano-Sanremo https://www.museociclismo.it/content/articoli/3294-4+aprile+1909+-+Milano-Sanremo/index.html museociclismo.it 27 February 2016 Italian Luigi Ganna had broken away on the Passo del Turchino, before half-race, and was subsequently joined and dropped by Emile Georget and Giovanni Cuniolo. In Savona, Georget took a wrong way – he said a clerk signalled him in the wrong direction – and was passed by Ganna who powered on solo to San Remo. At the finish, Ganna, a former bricklayer, was welcomed by an enthusiastic crowd and became the first Italian winner of Milan–San Remo. Georget finished second at 3 minutes, Cuniolo third at 18 minutes. For the first time, the speed average exceeded 30 km/h. Results RiderTeamTime1 ITA 1861 Luigi Ganna Atala-Dunlop9h 32' 00"2 FRA Emile Georget –+ 3' 00"3 ITA 1861 Giovanni Cuniolo Rudge Whitworth-Pirelli+ 18' 00"4 BEL Cyrille van Hauwaert Alcyon-Dunlops.t.5 ITA 1861 Giovanni Gerbi Bianchi-Dunlop+ 21' 00"6 LUX François Faber Alcyon-Dunlop+ 22' 00"7 ITA 1861 Carlo Galetti Rudge Whitworth-Pirelli+ 26' 00"8 ITA 1861 Vincenzo Borgarello Peugeot-Wolber+ 30' 00"9 FRA Omer Beaugendre Alcyon-Dunlop+ 38' 30"10 ITA 1861 Mario Pesce –+ 43' 30" References Category:Milan–San Remo Category:20th century in Lombardy Category:20th century in Liguria Milan-San Remo Milan-San Remo Milan-San Remo