RCS Sport has today announced the list of teams that will participate in its 2020 cycling races.

The 104th edition of the GranPiemonte race, organised by RCS Sport in collaboration with the Piedmont Region, will pit riders against a challenging route in the splendid Langhe hills. Scheduled for Wednesday, 12 August 2020, the race will start from Santo Stefano Belbo before arriving in Barolo after 187 kilometers of riding.

All RCS Sport’s 2020 one-day races are to take place in August. Strade Bianche will open the calendar on 1st August, Milano-Sanremo will be the first Classic Monument of the season on 8th August, with Il Lombardia last of the one-day races on 15th August. Dates are confirmed for the Giro d’Italia (3-25 October) and Tirreno-Adriatico (7-14 September)

The Colombian winner of the Tour de France attacks in the final of the Oropa climb and wins the GranPiemonte

The Colombian rider soloed to victory atop the Sanctuary of Oropa (Biella)

Challenging course for the 103rd edition of the Piedmontese classic: starting from Agliè and finishing at the Sanctuary of Oropa

Giro d’Italia winner Carapaz and Tour de France winner Bernal at the start of the 103rd GranPiemonte

The provisional entry lists for this week’s Autumn Classics – Milano-Torino NamedSport (9 October), GranPiemonte NamedSport (10 October) and Il Lombardia NamedSport (12 October) – organised by RCS Sport / La Gazzetta dello Sport are announced today.

Challenging course for the 103rd edition of the Piedmontese classic. Starting from Agliè and finish at the Sanctuary of Oropa (Biella) after 183km.

On 9, 10 and 12 October, the races Milano-Torino NamedSport (9 October), GranPiemonte NamedSport (10 October) and Il Lombardia NamedSport (12 October) will bring to a close the European cycling season. Further details of the three races will be unveiled in the next few weeks. Today, the teams – of seven riders each – who will participate in the three races have been announced.