Strade Bianche (2017) Photos March 4

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Fabian Cancellara with Mauro Vegni, RCS Sport Cycling Director, and the Major of Asciano, Paolo Bonari during the Sector Milestone Ceremony honoring Cancellara's three wins at Strade Bianche	Fabian Cancellara said: “It’s a great honour and a great pleasure for me to receive this recognition because this is a very important race. We’ve seen how fast it developed worldwide in the past few years. I’m proud to have won it three times. It’ll remain in the history of this beautiful event. For tomorrow I pick Sagan and Van Avermaet who have already showed in Belgium that they are very strong but I wouldn’t disregard Stybar and Felline either – I’ve seen them in good shape at the last races.”
Fabian Cancellara also received the keys of the City of Asciano	Post ceremony media event	Cancellara's name is now forever a part of the Strade Bianche

Stage 2:  Women's Race  Full Results and Report

		Elisa Longo Borghini (Ita/Wiggle-High5) wins the Women's Strade Bianche in 3:44:45 ahead of 2nd Kasia Niewiadoma (Pol/WM3 Energie) + 2s and 3rd Lizzie Deignan (GBr/Boels-Dolmans) + 5s
		Your 2017 Women's Strade Bianche: 2nd Kasia Niewiadoma (Pol/WM3 Energie) + 2s, 1st Elisa Longo Borghini (Ita/Wiggle-High5) 3:44:45 and 3rd Lizzie Deignan (GBr/Boels-Dolmans) + 5s

Stage 3:  Men's Race  Full Results and Report

Stage 4:  Sporitf  Full Results and Report

The Gran Fondo Strade Bianche by Trek took place today with 5000 participants racing alongside Fabian Cancellara and his former team, Trek - Segafredo, together with many other champions including Paolo Bettini, Johann Museuuw, Ivan Basso, Andrea Tafi, Alessandro Ballan, and Alessandra Cappellotto, accompanied by RCS Sport Managing Director, Paolo Bellino together with the Mayor of Siena, Bruno Valentini and the Head of Sport, Leonardo Tafani.	Fabian Cancellara and 5000 sportif riders
		Getting a head start on the post sportif meal
The men’s race was won by Roberto Cesaro in 3h 48' 10"