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Pidcock metres from victory at Milan-San Remo

ith 500m to go at Milan-San Remo on Saturday, Tom Pidcock was alone off the front, and within touching distance of a first Monument victory. Responding to a surge from Bora-Hansgrohe’s Matteo Sobrero with just over one kilometre to go, the Ineos Grenadiers rider jumped clear and needed a moment’s

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