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Milan-San Remo 2016: TV schedule

When and where you can tune in to the season's first Monument

Milan-San Remo kicks off the Classics season on Saturday, with La Primavera the first and longest of the five Monument one-day races.

Defending champion John Degenkolb (Giant-Alpecin) misses out as he recovers from the Giant-Alpecin training camp crash but a host of riders will be vying to replicate his 2015 triumph.

Traditionally viewed as the sprinter’s classic, the WorldTour’s best fast men will face stiff competition from Classics specialists like Fabian Cancellara on the 291km course.

Team Sky’s Luke Rowe leads the peloton in last year’s Milan-San Remo (pic: Sirotti)

And British Eurosport will be showing the action live from 1.15pm, with plenty of highlights to catch up.

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So book your spot on the sofa, kick back and enjoy one of the most eagerly-awaited races on the calendar – all the TV details are below.