This Wednesday, two one-day cycling races will take place: the Danilith Nokere Koerse 2026 — the route for which you'll find in a separate post — as well as another race, in Italy.

This is the Milano-Torino 2026, or Milan-Turin (or “MiTo”), which is already in its 107th edition, and in this post you'll be able to discover all the details of the route for this Italian classic!

The route of Milan-Turin 2026 on OpenStreetMap, the schedule, and the race profile

Milan-Turin is pretty much aptly named, in that the Italian classic connects the two major cities... well, sort of, since the start will take place in Rho, which is located within the Milan metropolitan area.

From there, the race follows a nearly flat profile and a route strictly identical to last year's, passing through Novara, Vercelli, Trino, and Chivasso, toward Turin. Upon reaching Sambuy, in the Turin suburbs, the riders enter the final circuit. Unlike in previous years prior to 2025, when the race had become a sprinters' race with a flat finish, this year, just like last year, the race returns to the Superga climb. After climbing it for the first time from the point where the circuit begins, they head straight down the descent before reaching the finish line after another climb.

Via Il Pilonetto and Rivodora, they descend to Sambuy, from where they tackle the climb to Superga a second time, this time all the way to the basilica to reach the finish line. This entire climb is 4.9 km long with a 9.1% gradient.

Below you will find the route profile, the profile, and the OpenStreetMap map of Milan–Turin 2026. Click on the images to enlarge them.

The Milan-Turin 2026 route in Google Earth

Would you prefer to view the route of Milano - Torino 2026 (Milan-Turin) in Google Earth, for example to take a virtual flyover of the Italian race? This is possible by downloading the KML file below:

>> Download the Milan-Turin 2026 route in Google Earth

The results of the 2026 Milan-Turin

At the end of the day on Wednesday, you'll find the results of the 2026 Milan-Turin race on the corresponding page in the UCI cycling calendar.

door Thomas Vergouwen
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