Magnus Cort Nielsen (Uno-X Mobility) has already achieved some great victories in his career. Winner of two stages on the Tour de Franceof six steps on the Vuelta and a step on the Girohis talent no longer needs to be proven. In 2024, he notably won the second stage of the Critérium du Dauphinéas well as the general ranking of theArctic Race of Norway. However, although he excels in stage races, he has never won a major classic, undoubtedly the last gap in his already well-stocked track record. But that could change in 2025. Indeed, the Dane won the Veneto Classic in October, a very important victory for him mentally, which could well free him for spring 2025.
Video – Magnus Cort after his victory at the Dauphiné
“Among all the classics, this is the one I can potentially win”
The team runner Uno-X Mobility spoke on this subject to the Danish newspaper Extra Magazine : “As a cyclist, you are worth your last result. So now I am truly a winner. My triumph at the Veneto Classic gave me some confidence in my ability to compete in the big one-day races. Milan -San Remo is, among all the classics, the one that I can potentially win. That's why I really ticked it off for next year.”. The Danish runner has already started Milan-Sanremo six times in his career, with a best result of 8th place in 2018.
