Dubbed "La Classicissima di Primavera," the Milan-San Remo is the longest one-day race on the cycling calendar and the first of five monuments to be contested this season The 115th edition of the race will be held on a 288-km course, with the famous final climb of the Poggio awaiting just 6 km before the finish

The Milan-San Remo live stream can be viewed from anywhere with a VPN and may be free

Last year's champion and current world champion Mathieu Van Der Pol (Alpecin-Deceuninck) has chosen Milan-San Remo for his first race in 2024, and few would bet against him winning for a second year in a row With most of the peloton using multiple race legs, he will be preparing at altitude and will be hoping for the same kind of run he had at Wintercross

The first monuments of the cycling season lead from the center of Milan to the coastal resort of San Remo Admittedly, nothing much happens during the 282km (other than the riders wearing down), but the race comes to life as it approaches the famous Poggio Some say it's boring, but it's all about the waiting and the climax: the first to cross the summit and then the daredevil-like descent to the coast

The main topic of conversation before the start was whether or not Tadej Pogachar would attack on the climb up Chipressa with 25km to go Will Pogachar have the strength to drop the rest of the field, or will the likes of Mats Pedersen, Filippo Ganna, and Van der Pol follow in Pogachar's wake? Read on to find out how to watch Milan - Sanremo online from anywhere

If you live in Australia, you can watch a free live stream of Milano-Sanremo on SBS On Demand

You can sign in to SBS using your Google, Facebook, or Apple account Simply enter your birth year and gender and watch for free

Rai in Italy will also be offering a free stream of this one-day monument

Overseas If you live in Australia or Italy and won't be home this weekend, don't worry - you can use a VPN to unblock local streams Here's how to do it

I am currently away from home and my DAZN subscription blocks me from watching cycling

Thanks to a VPN (Virtual Private Network), I can watch the Milan-San Remo live stream With this software, no matter where you are in the world, your device will appear to be in your home country Ideal for sports fans on vacation or on business trips Our favorite is NordVPN Best on the market:

VPN is incredibly easy to use

1 Install the VPN of your choice As we have mentioned, NordVPN is our favorite

2 select the location you want to connect to with the VPN app For example, if you are in the US and want to see Australian service, select Italy from the list

3 sit back and enjoy the action; access SBS or another streaming service to watch the action

Max is streaming the 2024 Milan-San Remo bike ride live in the US

Subscriptions to this service cost $10/month or $100/year with ads, $16/$150 for an ad-free experience, and $20 for an ad-free "Ultimate" package / $200

To view cycling, the B/R Sports add-on is required and costs $10/month, but is currently bundled for free with all Max plans

And if you are outside the US and want to watch the races, don't forget the NordVPN mentioned above

Live coverage of the 2024 Milan-San Remo will be broadcast on Eurosport and Discovery+

The "standard" subscription to Discovery+, which includes Eurosport's cycling coverage, is £699 per month or £5999 per year The package includes year-round cycling streaming as well as live sports such as snooker, tennis, motorsports, and the Paris Olympics

The premium subscription, which includes Premier League, Champions League, and Europa League soccer, plus TNT sports like rugby, wrestling, UFC, and MotoGP, costs £3099 per month

If you are currently traveling abroad, don't worry, you can watch from abroad with NordVPN

Canadian cycling fans can watch Milan to San Remo 2024 on FloBikes Subscriptions are CAN$150 per year or CAN$2999 per month

Not at home right now; use NordVPN or another VPN service to make your device think you are in Canada

Australian cycling fans can watch 2024 Milan to San Remo for free on SBS On Demand

Now that you're not home, use NordVPN or another VPN service to make your device think you're still in Australia